And a Jayhawk fan? Man I'm confused right now.

All but 7, but maybe just 6. After I posted I think I might have spent the night in Baltimore 6 or 7 years ago. That's the bad part of being on a tour bus 300 days out of the year, like I was doing in the '90's. If you don't pay attention, you're never really sure where you are. You know where the venue is, but not exactly where you are spending the night.
Actually, now that I think about it, I think I was in Hartford in 1977.

Victoria to Nanaimo and the towns in between, Vancouver (twice), Winnipeg (and those along the road north of I-35), Toronto (twice - one during the so-called SARS scare), and however many there are between Niagra Falls to Port Huron.

Is there more than one Canadian city?

Well I go to school in Lawrence...

Most Torontonians would say not really (and I'm one of them).

That SARS scare was pretty funny. I remember going to a couple of baseball games that one weekend, and there was basically nobody on the streets or at the games. Actually, it was a series agaisnt the Royals if I'm remembering correctly.

A guy walks into a bar in Canada with a baby seal and has a seat at the bar and the seal takes the seat next to him.

The bartender approaches the pair and asks, "What would you like to drink?"
"I'll have a Moosehead draft", says the man.
"And anything for your friend?", asks the bartender.
"Oh, he'll have a Canadian Club on the rocks."

Yeah - I used to travel 80%. I've been to 48. Spent the night in 45.

Hey! I've been to Toronto.

I've also been to Sault St. Marie and whatever is in between the two on the way to Niagara.

I've been there, too. Years ago. Kind of boring I thought.

Edit: Not Niagara Falls, that was pretty cool, I meant Sault St. Marie.

Yeah, I wish I had more time in Sault St. Marie... there is supposedly a really cool drift dive there. Too bad my ex-girlfriend's friend didn't realize it wasn't ok to bring her pot across the border and we wasted like five hours (and $80) getting strip-searched and singing the Canadian national anthem.

23, unless I count Salt Lake City where I slept for a couple of hours in my car in the middle of the night before getting back on the road.

30 for me, not counting airport layovers or getting off the bus to piss at a Greyhound station.

Providence isn't getting much love. I like that city. Really interesting old buildings and some great food. When I was there it appeared the locals liked to eat donuts after a Saturday night of drinking. On Sunday morning the streets were littered with donut boxes, which was extra funny as every downtown corner had a "Keep Our City Clean" banner hanging.

I have been to almost every city on the list. I am lacking Cincinnati, Austin, San Antonio, and Birmingham.