Those are hardly urban! heheheheOriginally posted by greenlead
South Bend and Fort Wayne, IN.
I, too, was born in NoWhereVille, northern Indiana. I did some time in NYC, though.
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11-27-03 09:09 AM #16
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San Francisco. Really Daly City but close enough
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11-28-03 09:11 AM #18
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I HATED that town. Only stayed there for a year.Originally posted by nealopp
Orleander.. Coalinga, huh? I'm sorry. that there's a great smelling city....
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11-28-03 02:53 PM #19
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At least Coalinga is better than Huron. A lot of those cow towns along the 5 in the central valley are essentially pits. Coalinga got some rural renewal a few years back courtesy of a big quake.Originally posted by Orleander
I HATED that town. Only stayed there for a year.
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