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What's So Special About Your Home Town
ChallengeMe:
The Warren-Youngstown OH. area has the most affordable housing in the country. Last year we were ranked 100 out of 100 for employment opportunities. There is a good chance these two facts are tied together. But I have only lived here two years. But I actually love living around here, so long as I can keep my job!
Before that I lived in Massillon OH for 10 years. The home of Paul Brown, and self proclaimed High School Football Capital in the country, 9 times national champs.
And before that my hometown is Akron. Rubber Capital of the world. All-American Soap Box Derby. Home of Firestone Country Club and national tournaments. Tiger Woods just one one here last weekend.
Tyler:
Redding, CA - home to an abundance of recreation, including the best lake ever, Shasta Lake. There's two huge mountains, Mt. Shasta and Mt. Lassen to look at all year long. Home to the best steak house ever, Jacks. Unfortunately, it's not the best place for employment for someone like myself in the software industry.
MagmaBabe:
--- Quote from: PBurke on August 11, 2007, 04:59:52 PM ---nothing. franklin lousyana sucks really big donkey dicks. well it does. man i need out of this state.
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aaaw! well hunny, there's plenty of room over here for ya! ;)
I decided this would be easier, go here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dagenham
it's actually quite interesting. sort of...
shyslyguy:
Yeh my home town was pretty abysmal too - couldn't wait to get out!
Moved to London at 17 & stayed there for over 20 years - still think of it as home in many ways but moved to Kent 4 years ago as the property was more affordable. I love it here. Love living a stones throw away from the sea & 5 mins away from the Kentish countryside. Life is a lot slower here too which suits me fine!
Chico D:
Miami: beautiful scenery in parts like the beach, kind of rundown and grimey in other parts. Very large hispanic influence (60% hispanic), a whole lot of cubans, colombians/venezuelans and nicaraguans/hondurans. Also many american blacks and haitians. Everybody is tough (supposedly) and everybody believes they are a celebrity or they are trying to be. But there are a lot of cool people as well, lots of partying. The city is based on clubs and restaurants. Northerners love to come down and party on South Beach. Large hip hop influence. People have high barriers protecting them from other people, kinda hard to break throough in general, but it is possible. Excellent, cheap cuban food. That stuff is great. Lot of political corruption and the gang members become police officers. But for some reason I love the hell out of my city and don't picture myself moving. Oh and did I mention there are masses of incredibly hot women?
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