Location Location Location.

Quint · Post by **Quint** » November 24, 2008 2:32 pm

Lets try a new twist on an old game. Say something nice about the location of the poster before you. This will get fun when those of you who have places or phrases that are not really cities start posting

popcornjack · Post by **popcornjack** » November 24, 2008 2:34 pm

I'll start. It is a great place to visit and a fun place to live---for a while.

blackjack · Post by **blackjack** » November 24, 2008 2:50 pm

Damascus is considered to be among the oldest continually populated cities, dating back to 5500-6000 B.C.

carolinagirl · Post by **carolinagirl** » November 24, 2008 2:51 pm

??? It's where Paul had a life-changing experience that brought us most of the New Testament.

never noticed jack's location before...

I guess I have to redo.... give me a minute!

-- Okay, thanks, Kruisin... Never mind!

krusin1 · Post by **krusin1** » November 24, 2008 2:52 pm

blackjack wrote:Damascus is considered to be among the oldest continually populated cities, dating back to 5500-6000 B.C.

Cherry Hill is one of the most "gardeney" parts of New Jersey!

Tiki Bar · Post by **Tiki Bar** » November 24, 2008 2:56 pm

If you don't shape up, you could end up being "...35 years old, thrice divorced, and living in a van down by the river!"

Dr.Corona · Post by **Dr.Corona** » November 24, 2008 2:58 pm

Whether it's the Ol' Man River or A River Running Through It......there's always that charm that goes with being Riverside!

Now the real challenge.....somebody TRY to talk nice about my hometown!!

Okay, so I was a little slow on the draw.....I'll add..........
I don't wanna work....I want to bang on the drum all day!

krusin1 · Post by **krusin1** » November 24, 2008 3:00 pm

Dr.Corona wrote:Whether it's the Ol' Man River or A River Running Through It......there's always that charm that goes with being Riverside!

Now the real challenge.....somebody TRY to talk nice about my hometown!!

Flint is where BUICKS! are/were built. (See the avatar - '87 Buick Grand National!)

Dr.Corona · Post by **Dr.Corona** » November 24, 2008 3:07 pm

krusin1 wrote:
Dr.Corona wrote:Whether it's the Ol' Man River or A River Running Through It......there's always that charm that goes with being Riverside!

Now the real challenge.....somebody TRY to talk nice about my hometown!!
Flint is where BUICKS! are/were built. (See the avatar - '87 Buick Grand National!)

See....talk about a back-handed compliment....THANKS for the reminder that we've got to go back to '87 to talk positive about this town!!

blackjack · Post by **blackjack** » November 24, 2008 3:11 pm

Dr.Corona wrote:
krusin1 wrote:
Dr.Corona wrote:Whether it's the Ol' Man River or A River Running Through It......there's always that charm that goes with being Riverside!

Now the real challenge.....somebody TRY to talk nice about my hometown!!
Flint is where BUICKS! are/were built. (See the avatar - '87 Buick Grand National!)
See....talk about a back-handed compliment....THANKS for the reminder that we've got to go back to '87 to talk positive about this town!!

How about this...

Flint, Michigan was able to get rid of Michael Moore, unlike Hollywood.

Dr.Corona · Post by **Dr.Corona** » November 24, 2008 3:23 pm

blackjack wrote:
Dr.Corona wrote:
krusin1 wrote:
Dr.Corona wrote:Whether it's the Ol' Man River or A River Running Through It......there's always that charm that goes with being Riverside!

Now the real challenge.....somebody TRY to talk nice about my hometown!!
Flint is where BUICKS! are/were built. (See the avatar - '87 Buick Grand National!)
See....talk about a back-handed compliment....THANKS for the reminder that we've got to go back to '87 to talk positive about this town!!
How about this...

Flint, Michigan was able to get rid of Michael Moore, unlike Hollywood.

Frank4 · Post by **Frank4** » November 24, 2008 3:49 pm

blackjack wrote:
Dr.Corona wrote:
krusin1 wrote:
Dr.Corona wrote:Whether it's the Ol' Man River or A River Running Through It......there's always that charm that goes with being Riverside!

Now the real challenge.....somebody TRY to talk nice about my hometown!!
Flint is where BUICKS! are/were built. (See the avatar - '87 Buick Grand National!)
See....talk about a back-handed compliment....THANKS for the reminder that we've got to go back to '87 to talk positive about this town!!
How about this...

Flint, Michigan was able to get rid of Michael Moore, unlike Hollywood.

They did ban him from the Academy Awards for a couple of years....it was a start

Hockey Mon · Post by **Hockey Mon** » November 24, 2008 3:57 pm

As much as I love the peaches from Southern Georgia (and they are delicious), I love the pizza from Giordanos and the b-b-q from Hecky's in the suburbs of Chicago. Sweet home, Chicago....

blackjack · Post by **blackjack** » November 24, 2008 3:57 pm

Chicago was a great setting for the Blues Brothers.

Frank4 · Post by **Frank4** » November 24, 2008 3:59 pm

Hockey Mon wrote:As much as I love the peaches from Southern Georgia (and they are delicious), I love the pizza from Giordanos and the b-b-q from Hecky's in the suburbs of Chicago. Sweet home, Chicago....

And I do love the peaches for Southern Georgia. I lived in Atlanta when I was a kid....

Hecky's in Evanston is great bbq. On a day when the wind is blowing right, you can smell that BBQ all over Evanston...

Hockey Mon · Post by **Hockey Mon** » November 24, 2008 4:18 pm

Frank4 wrote:
Hockey Mon wrote:As much as I love the peaches from Southern Georgia (and they are delicious), I love the pizza from Giordanos and the b-b-q from Hecky's in the suburbs of Chicago. Sweet home, Chicago....
And I do love the peaches for Southern Georgia. I lived in Atlanta when I was a kid....

Hecky's in Evanston is great bbq. On a day when the wind is blowing right, you can smell that BBQ all over Evanston...

The wife went to NU so whenever I visited it was Giordanos for pizza, Hecky's for bbq, a place downtown for breakfast (I can't rememeber the name), out to Skokie for bagels, out to some small dinner in the burbs where they insult you for atmosphere, etc etc... I love food.

Sorry quint, I think we are getting a little sidetracked...

blackjack · Post by **blackjack** » November 24, 2008 4:20 pm

Virginia...it isn't Washington, DC.

z-man · Post by **z-man** » November 24, 2008 4:50 pm

In 2006, Cherry Hill was named among the 'Best Places to Live' in the United States by Money Magazine and was ranked eighth safest place to live in the same survey.
Cherry Hill was also named among the Best Places to Live in the Philadelphia region for 2006 by Philadelphia Magazine .

Frank4 · Post by **Frank4** » November 24, 2008 4:56 pm

z-man wrote:In 2006, Cherry Hill was named among the 'Best Places to Live' in the United States by Money Magazine and was ranked eighth safest place to live in the same survey.
Cherry Hill was also named among the Best Places to Live in the Philadelphia region for 2006 by Philadelphia Magazine .

Philly is the City of Brotherly Love....

PHAW Webmistress · Post by **PHAW Webmistress** » November 24, 2008 5:57 pm

Chicago:

Greektown

My Aunt lives there