vincegamer
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That would not have been so strange except they never asked for any milk.
famous (ex)residents of your town
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Sergeant Crunch
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Fremont, Ohio
President Rutherford B. Hayes
President Rutherford B. Hayes
ipaintminis
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Originally posted by Dragonsreach
Originally posted by ipaintminis
Largo Florida
~me.
Ok you win.
HA! seriously, I am hoping to be the first famous person outta this little town thats comprised of old people, the air here smells like fart and bengay. ewwwwwwww:|~
ipaintminis
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it warrented a good chuckle from me as well...vince your a funny guy
Dragon Forge Design
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Well Im to lazy to type everyones name but here is a list of famous people from Cincinnati Ohio
Well also from Bedford (well Cardington) My Neice & Nephew, who lived right opposite the Hanger where the ill-fated R101 airship was built and lauched from.
My home town of Plainview, Texas, was the birthplace of sausage magnate and actor/singer Jimmy Dean. But I\'ll bet there aren\'t a lot of folks here who know who that is.
It isn\'t my home town but I did live there for 3 years. Lubbock, Texas is about an hour\'s drive from Plainview. Lubbock is the birthplace of singer Buddy Holly.
Here in Portland OR where I now live:
Sci Fi & Fantasy author Ursula K. LeGuin (I had jury duty with her once).
Matt Groening, creator of The Simpsons and Futurama.
Will Vinton, originator of Claymation.
It isn\'t my home town but I did live there for 3 years. Lubbock, Texas is about an hour\'s drive from Plainview. Lubbock is the birthplace of singer Buddy Holly.
Here in Portland OR where I now live:
Sci Fi & Fantasy author Ursula K. LeGuin (I had jury duty with her once).
Matt Groening, creator of The Simpsons and Futurama.
Will Vinton, originator of Claymation.
Ummmmmm...
Anyhow, the town I grew up in (Port Jefferson) had only one famous occupent while I was there, and that was Steven Crowley. I tried to find ANY reference to him on the internet but there was none. He was the VERY FIRST casualty in our ongoing conflict with Iran, and he was the one and only U.S. marine to stand his ground when our embassy was taken by Iranian militants that began the Iranian Hostage Crisis The rest of marines surrendered, and the embasy was taken, but he was the only one to do his duty. Today no one remembers him, but in that litlle town there is a park named after him, with a flag and monument that bear his name.
I remember it because for one week our town was filled with reporters and there was a parade with his casket, and for a very brief time we all thought we were part of something important. He has been dead 27 years, and the men he served with are all still alive with families and probably grandchildren of their own.
So, is that what being \"the good soldier\" gets you? ???
Wasn\'t Waco the town that was Famous for the Branch Davidian?
Anyhow, the town I grew up in (Port Jefferson) had only one famous occupent while I was there, and that was Steven Crowley. I tried to find ANY reference to him on the internet but there was none. He was the VERY FIRST casualty in our ongoing conflict with Iran, and he was the one and only U.S. marine to stand his ground when our embassy was taken by Iranian militants that began the Iranian Hostage Crisis The rest of marines surrendered, and the embasy was taken, but he was the only one to do his duty. Today no one remembers him, but in that litlle town there is a park named after him, with a flag and monument that bear his name.
I remember it because for one week our town was filled with reporters and there was a parade with his casket, and for a very brief time we all thought we were part of something important. He has been dead 27 years, and the men he served with are all still alive with families and probably grandchildren of their own.
So, is that what being \"the good soldier\" gets you? ???
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WurzagUdUraZahuba
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The band Gob if anybody knows them.
Kathrine lee bates (writer of America the beautiful)
Robert Ballard works 10 min away (woods hole) He is the guy that used the robot sub alvin to look at the titanic and the bismark. Works at WHOI (woods hole oceanographic institute.) which is the one of if not the most presteigous oceanagraphic science centers in the world.
All part of good ol\' Falmouth, Massachusetts (Capecod)
Robert Ballard works 10 min away (woods hole) He is the guy that used the robot sub alvin to look at the titanic and the bismark. Works at WHOI (woods hole oceanographic institute.) which is the one of if not the most presteigous oceanagraphic science centers in the world.
All part of good ol\' Falmouth, Massachusetts (Capecod)
emopainterguy
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GOB roxxorz my soxxorz.
That is the only time I will ever say that. Actually forget I said that all together. lol
That is the only time I will ever say that. Actually forget I said that all together. lol
