Posted: September 7, 2005 5:23 pm
ah bite mePHBeerman wrote:I just figured out something great about PA.
It is 3000 miles away. Yeah!!!!! Keep your hippie tendencies away.
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Posted: September 7, 2005 5:27 pm
Frank is the hippie of whom I speak.sy wrote:ah bite mePHBeerman wrote:I just figured out something great about PA.
It is 3000 miles away. Yeah!!!!! Keep your hippie tendencies away.
Posted: September 7, 2005 5:28 pm
Best thing about PA is that NY is on two sides. After that I'm stumped.
Oh wait, I hear 3 mile island is lovely in the winter.
Oh wait, I hear 3 mile island is lovely in the winter.
Posted: September 7, 2005 5:31 pm
Oh that's ok. Sorry, I was involved in a previous accusatory hippie thread a while backPHBeerman wrote:Frank is the hippie of whom I speak.sy wrote:ah bite mePHBeerman wrote:I just figured out something great about PA.
It is 3000 miles away. Yeah!!!!! Keep your hippie tendencies away.
Posted: September 7, 2005 5:32 pm
'nuff said
Posted: September 7, 2005 5:50 pm
The Eagles aren't a selling fan as I'm a HUGE Bronco fan...ToplessRideFL wrote:and thats about all I know about PA!
- QVC is in West Chester if you are so inclined
The groundhog gets his own day every year in Punxatawney
My Aunt Joan lives in Malvern
And of course its kinda a historical place if you are a history buff
The Eagles babysit T.O. there
But my son was born on Groundhog Day so that's kinda cool!
Posted: September 7, 2005 5:52 pm
Did he see his shadow?buffettbride wrote:The Eagles aren't a selling fan as I'm a HUGE Bronco fan...ToplessRideFL wrote:and thats about all I know about PA!
- QVC is in West Chester if you are so inclined
The groundhog gets his own day every year in Punxatawney
My Aunt Joan lives in Malvern
And of course its kinda a historical place if you are a history buff
The Eagles babysit T.O. there
But my son was born on Groundhog Day so that's kinda cool!
Posted: September 7, 2005 5:52 pm
I have never understood why everyone things that is such great beer. Compared to Hamms it may be good beer. But I would take a good old fashioned Guiness any day over it.bravedave wrote:
'nuff said
Posted: September 7, 2005 5:56 pm
Haha! That was actually a joke when I was pregnant as I was scheduled to have him on GHD. Matt always said that if baby Tony saw his shadow he'd have to go in for 6 more weeks.ZeroDuval wrote:Did he see his shadow?buffettbride wrote:The Eagles aren't a selling fan as I'm a HUGE Bronco fan...ToplessRideFL wrote:and thats about all I know about PA!
- QVC is in West Chester if you are so inclined
The groundhog gets his own day every year in Punxatawney
My Aunt Joan lives in Malvern
And of course its kinda a historical place if you are a history buff
The Eagles babysit T.O. there
But my son was born on Groundhog Day so that's kinda cool!
He was over 8lbs as it was, and that was several days early.
Posted: September 7, 2005 5:56 pm
Let's see, it's really hilly so it's tough to drive through in a snowstorm.
They allow people to shoot fireworks at you (true story)
Oh you said 'What's so great...?"
I thought you said "What's to hate..."
They allow people to shoot fireworks at you (true story)
Oh you said 'What's so great...?"
I thought you said "What's to hate..."
Posted: September 7, 2005 5:57 pm
So says the man with the rainbow minivan.PHBeerman wrote:Frank is the hippie of whom I speak.sy wrote:ah bite mePHBeerman wrote:I just figured out something great about PA.
It is 3000 miles away. Yeah!!!!! Keep your hippie tendencies away.
Posted: September 7, 2005 5:58 pm
jonesbeach10 wrote:Let's see, it's really hilly so it's tough to drive through in a snowstorm.
I live in one of the most mountainous states in the country. That's not much of a deterrent.
Posted: September 7, 2005 5:58 pm
Do you go into the mountains much?buffettbride wrote:jonesbeach10 wrote:Let's see, it's really hilly so it's tough to drive through in a snowstorm.
I live in one of the most mountainous states in the country. That's not much of a deterrent.
Posted: September 7, 2005 5:59 pm
Um. Yeah. Drive from Denver to Grand Junction several times a year to see my dad. Ski trips at least once. My parents live by Red Rocks (not really mountains, but plenty hilly).PHBeerman wrote:Do you go into the mountains much?buffettbride wrote:jonesbeach10 wrote:Let's see, it's really hilly so it's tough to drive through in a snowstorm.
I live in one of the most mountainous states in the country. That's not much of a deterrent.
Plus, camping in the summer and general scenic driving.
Posted: September 7, 2005 6:00 pm
1. Pat's Steaks
2. Geno's Steaks (yes, in that order...Pat's in better)
3. Yuengling Lager
4. Joe Pa
5. The Iggles!
6. The Mummers Parade
7. Running up them big ass steps at the art Museum like Rocky
8. 2 Stanley Cups in Philly
9. 2 Stanley Cups in Pittsburgh
10. Blitzberg and the Immaculate Reception
11. I met Heather, Tina and Nadirah in Pittsburgh
12. You can visit Joisey, but go home at the end of the day
13. Deja Vu in Philly
14. Gettysburg Address (no, not 123 Any Street)
15. Tom Ridge
16. Three Mile Island, there was nothing else on TV to watch
17. Camelback, Jack Frost and Big Boulder
18. Punxsutawney Phil
19. Little League World Series
2. Geno's Steaks (yes, in that order...Pat's in better)
3. Yuengling Lager
4. Joe Pa
5. The Iggles!
6. The Mummers Parade
7. Running up them big ass steps at the art Museum like Rocky
8. 2 Stanley Cups in Philly
9. 2 Stanley Cups in Pittsburgh
10. Blitzberg and the Immaculate Reception
11. I met Heather, Tina and Nadirah in Pittsburgh
12. You can visit Joisey, but go home at the end of the day
13. Deja Vu in Philly
14. Gettysburg Address (no, not 123 Any Street)
15. Tom Ridge
16. Three Mile Island, there was nothing else on TV to watch
17. Camelback, Jack Frost and Big Boulder
18. Punxsutawney Phil
19. Little League World Series
Posted: September 7, 2005 6:01 pm
Oh yeah! Sesame Street is in Philadelphia as well!
Posted: September 7, 2005 6:02 pm
it has amish people.. and pies.. and the spork hall o fame..
Posted: September 7, 2005 6:05 pm
that's be Sesame Placebuffettbride wrote:Oh yeah! Sesame Street is in Philadelphia as well!
Posted: September 7, 2005 6:09 pm
Yeah, well, what do I know???Captain Morgan wrote:that's be Sesame Placebuffettbride wrote:Oh yeah! Sesame Street is in Philadelphia as well!
Posted: September 7, 2005 6:35 pm
ok, I lived in PA for 7 years
TIM is from PA
Troy is not from PA
The many water falls in the east are very cool
Excellent fourwheeling in the center
The food in Amish country
good skiing & snowmobiling
turkey hunting, bear hunting & deer hunting are all good
it's a reciprocal commonwealth & I can carry there
Pocono speedway
TIM is from PA
Troy is not from PA
The many water falls in the east are very cool
Excellent fourwheeling in the center
The food in Amish country
good skiing & snowmobiling
turkey hunting, bear hunting & deer hunting are all good
it's a reciprocal commonwealth & I can carry there
Pocono speedway