oh my college town is famous for school shootings of 4 students lol
i think that's an easy one to figure out
oh my college town is famous for school shootings of 4 students lol
i think that's an easy one to figure out
I associate Carmel with Monarch Butterflies, Pebble Beach, and Cannery Row. I know that may be more Pacific Grove / Monterey, but Carmel is still the best place in California to vacation for a weekend! Beautiful! Oh yes, and the shopping...Originally Posted by Jewelsy
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Homer, Alaska, huh? Is Homer a town small enough where everyone knows one another? An old friend of mine is rumored to have moved to Homer -- I believe he's lived there for 10-15 years -- maybe you know himOriginally Posted by Paulie
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Yes, it was previously mentioned. I think hepcat even stopped her car in his parking spot.Originally Posted by roseskid
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sweet potatoes!!
it almost tastes like chesnutyam!!!!!!!!!!!!
My hometown is the Birthplace of Ralph Nader. We've seen him recently buying batteries at CVS and a baked potato from Wendy's. My daughter's reaction when I pointed him out to her...."Who?"
ETA.....I almost forgot, Walter Wick also used to live here. He is the author, photographer of the beautiful children's book series " I Spy"
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Where i was raised: A kid named Scott Williams who won rings with MJ while on the Chicago Bulls. It's also famous for that Buddhist Temple where Algore (the guy who invented the internet) got that illegal donation from.
Where I live: Will Ferrell.
(it's also the town that guy who stole the gal from Adam in the first 'Average Joe' season lives)
Born and raised: Milwaukee WI
Miller High Life
Gene Wilder
Liberace
Golda Meir
Woody Herman
Charlotte Rae
Spencer Tracy
Usingers Sausage
the Milwaukee "P" trap - (the thing under your sink that holds water so the sewer gas doesn't get into your house)
Milorganite Fertilizer
the Edmund Fitzgerald
Harley Davidson
Master Lock
Allen- Bradley (Rockwell)
Gertie the Duck (from WWII) (go ahead and google it)
Americas Black Holocaust Museum
Summerfest (or from the old days Bummerfest)
- The Dean Martin Show -
Petula Clark: You know they say you can't buy happiness.
Dean Martin: No but you can pour it..
My hometown is not famous for anything I know of, except that the novel "Gone With the Wind' was set in the same county. (Not Atlanta, but Tara, Twelve Oaks, all that stuff)
I have found the Truth and it doesn't make sense.