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The godforsaken wasteland known as southern California, San Diego area to be precise. But if you ask me where I'm from, I'll still say a piss-ant town just northeast of Grand Rapids, Michigan. (even though its going on 8 years since I lived in the state).


Sebastian,
Which godforsaken town/village/one stoplight farmland are you from? I'm from that side of the state but south (Comstock) and am over in GR too often for my preference so I know the area a bit.

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shamgar wrote:

Sebastian,

Which godforsaken town/village/one stoplight farmland are you from? I'm from that side of the state but south (Comstock) and am over in GR too often for my preference so I know the area a bit.

I'm from the bustling metropolis of Greenville. Its most recent claim to fame was the loss of the number one employer in the area a year or so ago. The county had one of the highest unemployment rates in the state, and given that Michigan has the highest unemployment rate in the nation, spirits are not very high there at the moment.

Are you in Ann Arbor going to U of M? I graduated from LS&A some time ago (longer than I would care to admit, in fact).


Las Vegas, Nevada

More specifically, North Las Vegas.

What Happens in Vegas, usually ends up on National Headlines.

Liberty's Edge

Ticonderoga, NY, bashing my head against a computer screen writing posts because there's nothing else to do in this godforsaken place. It's like living in nothern Ontario. Or the moon.


In A2 but graduated LS&A some time ago myself...back in 1996. Left to go to D.C. area for 4 years and then Indiana for a year before I ran away and right back to the town I wanted to live in. I despise the snow and the current MI economy but otherwise like Ann Arbor.


STL, MO

As ever,
ACE

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shamgar wrote:
In A2 but graduated LS&A some time ago myself...back in 1996. Left to go to D.C. area for 4 years and then Indiana for a year before I ran away and right back to the town I wanted to live in. I despise the snow and the current MI economy but otherwise like Ann Arbor.

Wow, that's further back than I graduated. Ann Arbor is, as far as I can tell, probably the nicest city in the whole state. My wife claims it as the one place in which she would live if I were to ever drag her to the midwest.


Knoxville, TN and it's hot as hell today.

Fizz


The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:
Ticonderoga, NY, bashing my head against a computer screen writing posts because there's nothing else to do in this godforsaken place. It's like living in nothern Ontario. Or the moon.

Just looked at a map. You really are up there, Mr. Shiny.

I'm in Putnam Valley, NY. One hour north of NYC.


It's consistently listed as one of the top 10 cities to live in in the country. I've traveled a bit and I tend to agree. Much of the life and energy as a larger city without some of the problems.

We moved 6 times in the first 7 years we were married and when we got back here my wife said very clearly that we were done moving. That is currently creating several challenges as I attempt to change jobs/careers, but I'm still hoping for that happy ending.

And the food here is hard to beat. Food is a happy.

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shamgar wrote:

It's consistently listed as one of the top 10 cities to live in in the country. I've traveled a bit and I tend to agree. Much of the life and energy as a larger city without some of the problems.

We moved 6 times in the first 7 years we were married and when we got back here my wife said very clearly that we were done moving. That is currently creating several challenges as I attempt to change jobs/careers, but I'm still hoping for that happy ending.

And the food here is hard to beat. Food is a happy.

Unfortunately, my wife made that same statement about our current location.

The food there is good, they even have decent sushi (and, back in the day, a bizzare not-so-decent sushi/donut place).

What industry are you in?


shamgar wrote:


And the food here is hard to beat. Food is a happy.

Ten years ago I ate at a vegetarian place called Seva's (or something that sounded like that) in Ann Arbor. It was splendid. I was surprised that they didn't have any organic vegetable offerings, nor did the local stores at the time.


At the risk of threadjacking a bit further...
I am currently in the home improvement industry. I am looking to change industries and be a district/regional/divisional (depending on size of company) manager or director. I'm looking at a bunch of different industries but have not yet found a fit.
It is tough when the first statement they hear is 'will not relocate'.

On topic,
I'm off to the bowling alley in a bit to excercise one of my other obsessions (not dark, smoky places--actually the bowling).


Dubai, United Arab Emirates


Pittsburgh, PA

Let's go Pens!


Aberzombie wrote:
Kirth Gersen wrote:
Right on. Houston, here.
Hey, my younger brother lives in Houston (Spring, TX actually), and works for Capitol One Bank. I think he just started running a game at the store he goes to.

Well shoot, I could just pop up the Beltway to 45. It'd only be an hour drive.

I noticed another German-turned-Texan further up the list; Ich war aus Bayern geboren, mein Freund! But my German has atrophied to the point where all I can do is count and cuss in it.


Right now Flemington NJ...counting down the (looks at clock) last 26 minutes of my work day.

At night, Frenchtown NJ, along the lovely Delaware River, which has nearly flooded me out of my apartment 3 times in 24 months.


Fake Healer wrote:

Delaware City, Delaware. It's small....and broken...but good, Yeah, Good.

FH

Well Fakey, STITCH it up, good as new. (yeah, I got your reference)


Gavgoyle wrote:
Tegan wrote:
Gavgoyle wrote:
Killeen, TX - Not nearly so nice as the Georgetown/RoundRock/Austin area. Hopefully I get to leave it soon...
are you stationed at the Ft or just livin in the hole?
Just living here. I came for a contract archaeology job back in 2000, but with the constantly dwindling budgets, that came to an end recently. I'm in the big "pimpin' myself out to get the hell out of here" phase now.

So did you find anything besides old shell fragments? I know that between Killeen & Florence there's some pretty good areas for other stuff. The most we found on my grandmother's place was a BUNCH of arrowheads.

Liberty's Edge

Port Charlotte in the Confederate State of Florida...


Willie Walsh wrote:
In Tallaght, a suburb of Dublin, in Ireland. About to put my head in an oven. But it's electric and I'm installing it, so it's okay. I think. Hope.

Tallaght! I've got family there.

Leicester, U.K.

The Exchange

Tegan wrote:
Fake Healer wrote:

Delaware City, Delaware. It's small....and broken...but good, Yeah, Good.

FH

Well Fakey, STITCH it up, good as new. (yeah, I got your reference)

My little girl watches at least one of the movies a day.


Fake Healer wrote:
Tegan wrote:
Fake Healer wrote:

Delaware City, Delaware. It's small....and broken...but good, Yeah, Good.

FH

Well Fakey, STITCH it up, good as new. (yeah, I got your reference)
My little girl watches at least one of the movies a day.

At least you can enjoy it too. Anythings gotta be better than the Wiggles.

Liberty's Edge

The boobahs are pretty much rock-bottom.


WTH are the boobahs? I've never heard of them. (of course I haven't been around a little one since my nephew was born & that was 17yrs ago)

Liberty's Edge

They're like teletubbies on lsd and crank or something. They fly around and sound like they're farting, and they dance and frolic, and hatch out of little pods, and fly about.
My kids like them though...


Albuquerque, New Mexico, by way of California from Texas. That's right, the greatest place in the world to be from.


Heathansson wrote:
They're like teletubbies on lsd and crank or something. They fly around and sound like they're farting,...

You realize I now have to search for one of these things. Potty humor is still found to be funny in my family. (urg)


Kirwyn wrote:
Albuquerque, New Mexico, by way of California from Texas. That's right, the greatest place in the world to be from.

Where abouts from this great state of our might you be from?


NYC. Crying because I haven't talked d&d with secretturchinman over a bite.

Liberty's Edge

Heathansson wrote:

They're like teletubbies on lsd and crank or something. They fly around and sound like they're farting, and they dance and frolic, and hatch out of little pods, and fly about.

My kids like them though...

This must be what going insane feels like.

Liberty's Edge

RETH-Mog wrote:

Pittsburgh, PA

Let's go Pens!

A fellow PA-ite! (I'm originally from Erie, but now I live in Hell-I Mean-Upstate New York)


Austin, TX. This might technically add to the Texan takeover here, be I'll also say that I was born and raised in the Los Angeles area, so I guess you can count California in too.


Paia, Maui, Sovereign Kingdom of Hawaii. Checking the surf and these message boards.


Tequila Sunrise wrote:
NYC. Crying because I haven't talked d&d with secretturchinman over a bite.

Sorry man things are hectic.


prjt2501 wrote:

Right now Flemington NJ...counting down the (looks at clock) last 26 minutes of my work day.

At night, Frenchtown NJ, along the lovely Delaware River, which has nearly flooded me out of my apartment 3 times in 24 months.

Somerville here. I would bring up the idea of meeting for a game but my life is work, school and sleep.

The Exchange

Bill Lumberg wrote:
prjt2501 wrote:

Right now Flemington NJ...counting down the (looks at clock) last 26 minutes of my work day.

At night, Frenchtown NJ, along the lovely Delaware River, which has nearly flooded me out of my apartment 3 times in 24 months.

Somerville here. I would bring up the idea of meeting for a game but my life is work, school and sleep.

Come to Delaware! We have lower taxes, no sales tax and way lower auto insurance! Oh, yeah, and cookies (seems everyone is looking for them these days).

FH


magdalena thiriet wrote:
Gildur wrote:
Small town, Finland, Northern Europe :)

Yay, more Finns!

I am living in Germany nowadays though...here in Rhine valley.

We should try and have a european paizo fan meeting ;-). Perhaps at the next Essen Spielemesse?...

BTW, my girlfriend is half-finnish/half-german. We will visit Finland in summer, with being at the arctic circle around midsummer night. I´m really looking forward to that :-)

Stefan


Fake Healer wrote:

Come to Delaware! We have lower taxes, no sales tax and way lower auto insurance! Oh, yeah, and cookies (seems everyone is looking for them these days).

Can I come to Delaware?


Fake Healer wrote:
Bill Lumberg wrote:
prjt2501 wrote:

Right now Flemington NJ...counting down the (looks at clock) last 26 minutes of my work day.

At night, Frenchtown NJ, along the lovely Delaware River, which has nearly flooded me out of my apartment 3 times in 24 months.

Somerville here. I would bring up the idea of meeting for a game but my life is work, school and sleep.

Come to Delaware! We have lower taxes, no sales tax and way lower auto insurance! Oh, yeah, and cookies (seems everyone is looking for them these days).

FH

My wife and I are seriously considering moving within the next few years. We both have to finish school first.

She has a fixation on oceanfront property. I assume it is obscenely expensive there also.


theacemu wrote:
STL, MO, as ever

I'm on the other side of the state, in the godforsaken Midland Empire north of Kansas City. Thank God I get to travel a lot for my job, I get over to St. Louis every few months, and this winter I spent a month in Europe, mostly in Vevey, Montreux, and all around Southern & mid-Switzerland, but with side trips to Paris, Amiens, and Chamonix, France, and Milan, Italy. Best part was getting to bring my wife along. Probably heading back there again in July.

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secretturchinman wrote:
Fake Healer wrote:

Come to Delaware! We have lower taxes, no sales tax and way lower auto insurance! Oh, yeah, and cookies (seems everyone is looking for them these days).

Can I come to Delaware?

No.

We have a no cow-spider-man thingy policy.

The Exchange

Bill Lumberg wrote:
Fake Healer wrote:
Bill Lumberg wrote:
prjt2501 wrote:

Right now Flemington NJ...counting down the (looks at clock) last 26 minutes of my work day.

At night, Frenchtown NJ, along the lovely Delaware River, which has nearly flooded me out of my apartment 3 times in 24 months.

Somerville here. I would bring up the idea of meeting for a game but my life is work, school and sleep.

Come to Delaware! We have lower taxes, no sales tax and way lower auto insurance! Oh, yeah, and cookies (seems everyone is looking for them these days).

FH

My wife and I are seriously considering moving within the next few years. We both have to finish school first.

She has a fixation on oceanfront property. I assume it is obscenely expensive there also.

Not nearly as bad a Jersey.


Vancouver, BC, Canada


Fake Healer wrote:
Delaware City, Delaware. It's small....and broken...but good, Yeah, Good.

Heh heh, nice. I'm from the same island as Lilo, though by looking at the map in the movie she's somewhere in Koloa whereas I grew up in Kapaa. That said, through a series of fortunate movings (I say fortunate because back in '91 I got the hell off that rock) my family and I have found ourselves in Seattle, WA (well, Magnolia, really...but my mail says Seattle, so there!)

- Chris Shadowens


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Tempe, AZ. No longer at school, but love living the lifestyle and second poster from the Great Southwest (after f2k). The rest of Texas is the South. I notice we have not had responders outside of NA and Europe.


Brooklyn, New York. And I'm drinking a Brooklyn Brown Ale.

El Skootro


In the hellish nowhere that is southern Colorado; thats right folks! Its a 45 minute drive to the nearest civilization (Trinidad) and a full hour and a half to the nearest gaming group or shop that I know of! Yipee! Move right on down folks; in addition to a distinct lack of good schools, an over abundance of crummy little bars elling cheap beer, an obssession with killing things and having them stuffed and hung on a wall and terrible grammar we have hellish weather. Snow a little while ago and now wind. Welcome to heaven!


Fake Healer wrote:

No.

We have a no cow-spider-man thingy policy.

I am a Mezzoloth! Not a cow-centaur! Not a Spider-Man! A MEZZOLOTH!

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