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Originally posted by mellow_head Belgium is where vampires come from.

i would've thought Romania.

My home city of Newport will host the 2010 Ryder Cup

The hot spots in NYC - True guide to the old school ways of hustling corners.

From 1996-2000 - King Coopa - Cooper Street in Brooklyn, you can pick up the Coopa Haze and the NYC Wood. Wood was this packed up weed in the shape of a square, you smoke that on the regular and you was nice.

Knock out haze - Last known spot was uptown manhattan/bronx on 172nd street and st. nicholas @ the fried chicken corner. Sealed dime bags of haze that were air sealed and had small punching gloves on them. Thats when dimes costed a dime =) This happens to be close to Audubon Street, another great haze spot

The official NYC haze, washington heights, Dykemen, Post, and Academy the home of the real haze, not the 'haze' you see in weed mags, this is where you get what you get and it gets you good.

Well those were/are the spots that gave the name to street corner hustling. They did it like no one else did it.

My city hasn't something special..uhmm in the lake near the city there is an island which is one of the two islands in Europe that has people living there and is in a lake. uh

the name of my town: Paramus = field of wild turkeys (in native american)

NYC

Originally named New Amsterdam

Manhattan

a Native American name. I wonder what it means

i've always wanted to visit NYC.

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Originally posted by Blake NYC Originally named New Amsterdam Manhattan a Native American name. I wonder what it means

I don't know. But Raritan (Bay) is native american as well.

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Originally posted by Blake NYC Originally named New Amsterdam Manhattan a Native American name. I wonder what it means

Named by the Algonquin indians and means Hilly Island or Place of Intoxication!

Two diverse meanings I know but...............

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Originally posted by Moral Hazard Kitchener, Ontario.... hmm... home of RIM (well waterloo really but what's the diff?), the largest Bavarian festival outside of Munich, birthplace of.... me, and was called Berlin until the first great war when most of the Germans who inhabited the town were thrown into internment camps (my great grandpa included) and those of English and Scottish decent siezed the opportunity to show the Kaiser a lesson by changing the name to that of an English Naval hero, oh and the location of the famed University of Waterloo (which due to it's world class engineering department and love of foreign students is now officially the 6th largest Asian nation).... oh, and my school Wilfrid Laurier University (a bastion of the WASP elites in Canada... I'm not sure how I got in there).

LOL you did our city better justice than I did.

And yes, there are A LOT of asians here in K-W. I find that I will often be the only white girl in the midst of asians when I am on campus. However, this means we have some pretty sweet sushi bars here too

my city was burned to the ground by union troops during the american civil war.

the only building spared was st. francis xavier cathedral which still stands today. it was spared as the bishop of the dioces of alexandria begged the union troops not to burn it on the front steps of the church. here's a pic.



TMYK!

Kirkintilloch was a place of importance in Roman times, when a fort was established there on the east-west barrier across Scotland, nowadays known as "The Antonine Wall".

This was constructed around 142AD as a boundary line between Roman civilization and wilder territory not under permanent Roman control. For a short period it replaced the more southerly "Hadrian's Wall".

The departure of the Romans was followed by a Dark Age when little is known of Kirkintilloch's history, although the name "Kirkintilloch," in its original form of Caerpentaloch "The Fort at the Head of the Ridge," dates from this period.

Light began to dawn again during the twelfth century, when the prominent Comyn family established a castle in central Kirkintilloch, with a parish church to the south (at the locality now occupied by the Old Aisle Cemetery).

The Burgh of Kirkintilloch was created in the year 1211, and a local market was held weekly thereafter.

Kirkintilloch today:

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Originally posted by RebeL9 Gothenburg in Sweden once won an award in a famous magazine for being the town with most beatiful girls

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Originally posted by Sushipunk Nice pics Malek

thanks but they're not mine.

They compare Montr�al alot to Melbourne btw (minus the hot weather).

My city is a thriving metropolis of asymptomatic action. The people here came from poor lower class primordial slime backgrounds, but now everyone is rich & owns mega-microns worth of hair follicle real-estate.

The population is around thirty three trillion, which is a great effort taking into account that the other day allot of us died in a war against anti dandruff shampoo.

Currently the local police are setting up speed cameras all over our city because of the problem with adolescence sperm racing. Locals are sick of wiping sperm out of their tentacles.

In Chester it is still legal to shoot a Welshman with a crossbow if he is found inside the Roman walls that surround the city centre after midnight

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Originally posted by malek thanks but they're not mine. They compare Montr�al alot to Melbourne btw (minus the hot weather).

Melbourne's weather is just fucking random. It was snowing there last week We're only a couple of weeks off officially being summer

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Originally posted by DRM In Chester it is still legal to shoot a Welshman with a crossbow if he is found inside the Roman walls that surround the city centre after midnight

That's mint

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Originally posted by DRM In Chester it is still legal to shoot a Welshman with a crossbow if he is found inside the Roman walls that surround the city centre after midnight

Rochester, MN was the #1 Place to Live in the USA according to Money Magazine for like half of the nineties...

Nearly 1 in 2 families have a doctor.

Oh, and like the largest population of Canadian geese in North America. woohoo.

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Originally posted by Theresa Since 1969, Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest has developed its own traditions, becoming the largest Bavarian festival in North America with the greatest Thanksgiving Day Parade in Canada. I dunno... my city has a lot of history, but you have to be living here and interested in history to really care I think. I know that a lot of people travelled from Pennsylvania and settled here back in the 1800's.

waterloo also has the worlds worst bar (the starlight) and no food outlets open after the bars close.......


but symposium has great breakfasts...... and big bees......

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Originally posted by DRM In Chester it is still legal to shoot a Welshman with a crossbow if he is found inside the Roman walls that surround the city centre after midnight

... if someone shot a welshman with a crossbow after midnight inside the roman walls what would happen

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Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov Rochester, MN was the #1 Place to Live in the USA according to Money Magazine for like half of the nineties... Nearly 1 in 2 families have a doctor. Oh, and like the largest population of Canadian geese in North America. woohoo.

Now the French know where to import their emergency supplies of pat�.

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