Barry,

As a child, I lived in Casper, Laramie and Riverton. Born in Spearfish, S.D. Great country out there!

 

I wouldn't call Ann Arbor America's finest city. I moved here from San Fransisco and I still feel the lost. It is nice for the Midwest and for a small town. I like San Diego, just messin' with your head.

 

From St. Louis and go to school in Ann Arbor.

Jay

 

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by NSXS:
I wouldn't call Ann Arbor America's finest city. I moved here from San Fransisco and I still feel the lost. It is nice for the Midwest and for a small town. I like San Diego, just messin' with your head.[/quote]

Of course! I knew that! And likewise!

Moving from San Francisco to any "ordinary" city, especially in the Midwest, would definitely be culture (or lack of culture) shock. (Ok, for Greg's benefit, possibly with the exception of Chicago.)

"America's Finest City" is (was?) actually the City of San Diego's official slogan. Now, however, when I go to the official City of San Diego site, it says "The First Great City of the 21st Century".

I think I'll change my profile!

 

Moving from San Francisco to any "ordinary" city, especially in the Midwest, would definitely be culture (or lack of culture) shock. (Ok, for Greg's benefit, possibly with the exception of Chicago.)

So, I guess that us'ns here in Cleveland aint got no couth?

 

OK, how is this for truth in a location..

 

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by jims2k:

So, I guess that us'ns here in Cleveland aint got no couth?
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Any city that builds a Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame is OK in my book!

 

We may not have the rock'n roll hall of fame here, but we are expecting a high of 86 and a "low" of 76 today

 

location,location,location........

 

Curvy roads and women. Gotta love it!