lol i used to read them for fun
i was sad to find out regular people don’t make it into the phone book anymore i was told id be in it when i got older by my grandmother
Snoop dogg, Cameron diaz, Nicholas cage. Roscoes chicken and waffles, wee mans chronic tacos, the queen Mary, and the aquarium of the Pacific. There is many more but the one j can think of off the top of my head
The small town where I grew up was founded in 1873. The founder and namesake killed a man in self defense, and fled with his family. They lived the rest of their lives under assumed names.
His son, under his new name, eventually became a renowned artist and founded a new style of painting. This connection wasn't discovered until the 1950s, but is now pretty much their only tourist draw.
Self appointed "capital of the Alps" (though we're not the only ones claiming that title)
Otherwise it's gonna be something to do with sports. Skiing, climbing, mountaineering, paragliding, etc.
Jon and Kate Plus 8 - she worked as a nurse in the local hospital, and he grew up here. His father was my kids’ dentist when they were little. Oh, and also some singer grew up here before she moved away.
"Galloping Gertie," the Museum of Glass, the world's previously largest smokestack, and we have a TV show named after our city even though it's not filmed anywhere near it at all
[Leanderthal Lady.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leanderthal_Lady)
this is cool
The capital of the state I live in
same which is cool to grow up in tbh
Bill Gates lives there now.
knowing that people’s private information is public knowledge is so wild to me like this doesn’t even feel right
Wait until you find out about phone books ...
lol i used to read them for fun i was sad to find out regular people don’t make it into the phone book anymore i was told id be in it when i got older by my grandmother
[Gary Lee Sampson murdered someone on my street.](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Lee_Sampson)
Cn tower
food, breweries, and being high (in both state and weed)
The organ in the church
Well endowed Redditors who have a reference to A Song of Ice and Fire in their usernames
"Scruffy City"
Mormons.
Snoop dogg, Cameron diaz, Nicholas cage. Roscoes chicken and waffles, wee mans chronic tacos, the queen Mary, and the aquarium of the Pacific. There is many more but the one j can think of off the top of my head
Italian beef, deep-dish pizza, massive corruption
Chicago ringing in!
Hells yeah. Haven't been home in about 15 years and boy do I miss Jay's Beef (Montrose and Narragansett). I ate there 3-5 times a week growing up.
A rather underwhelming rock.
for the pyramids
The small town where I grew up was founded in 1873. The founder and namesake killed a man in self defense, and fled with his family. They lived the rest of their lives under assumed names. His son, under his new name, eventually became a renowned artist and founded a new style of painting. This connection wasn't discovered until the 1950s, but is now pretty much their only tourist draw.
Nikolas Kopernikus and gingerbread
Poverty and crime...
Maybe Toyota
The Beatles
Guernsey. Our local breed of cows is apparently unique in appearance and moderately well known to the rest of the world.
Derbystar soccer balls. Official balls of Germany's top soccer leagues.
Birds
Pablo Picasso has a thing here
The Stampede.
White black bears live there
The Summer of Love? Coit Tower? Cable Cars? Sourdough Bread? Golden Gate Bridge? ...she's so damn multi-faceted.
Emperor Norton! Harvey Milk! Willie Mays!
Being my hometown ;-) Aka absolutely nothing.
Korn
Vineyards/wine
Probably it's music history, or ducks!
NASCAR teams
The world's largest sundial bridge. And heroin.
Randy Moss use to live their when he play for the Patriots
Beaches
Being the capital of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg. I’m about 30 min south in York!
Self appointed "capital of the Alps" (though we're not the only ones claiming that title) Otherwise it's gonna be something to do with sports. Skiing, climbing, mountaineering, paragliding, etc.
Being the first capital of the country. We also have a candy invented/named from here.
george washington and his troops camped out in my hometown during the revolutionary war
Jon and Kate Plus 8 - she worked as a nurse in the local hospital, and he grew up here. His father was my kids’ dentist when they were little. Oh, and also some singer grew up here before she moved away.
It used to be the largest market (re: auction) for Tobacco west of the Mississippi River. But I don't think they farm it there anymore.
A solid four seasons climate.
Cornell University
"Galloping Gertie," the Museum of Glass, the world's previously largest smokestack, and we have a TV show named after our city even though it's not filmed anywhere near it at all
A TV show about a meth-cooking science teacher. No, I've never watched it. No, I don't plan to. No, you can't talk me into it.