Dover, Delaware- Pop. 34,288[1]. This town's about 300 years old. And it's beginning to smell funny.

Nothing much goes on here, but we're within a two hour drive from Philly, Baltimore, or DC for those who like to head out to the city for awhile.

[1] Wikipedia!

HAHA!!!

Scroll over listopencil in California..he's the only one with a quote..

De Soto, KS; 12 mi. east of Lawrence...

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Grew up in Iowa, spent ten years in KC (Plaza, Roeland Park and Lenexa) Live in Burlington Wisconsin now, nice place, great fishing, but people are not nearly as friendly as KC.
We really miss KC, hopefully we will be back.

Wow, good to see all the displaced Chiefs fan's representing KC around the nation. I'm suprised there are so many of you from other states not listed. Come out of the wood work..what states are they?

outside your mom's window
waiting for the kids to go to bed

Well, from my screenname it's pretty obvious where I'm from. However, I still visit relatives in the KC area although not as much as I did when I was a kid.
My grandparents live in Belton, and I have an Uncle who lives at "The Lake". My parents were born and raised in KC and my dad brought his love for the Chiefs to Cali with him and it trickled down to me. (thanks dad)
My grandparents use to live right on state line until a few years ago. It was like some HUGE (to a city boy) 200 acre spread that would provide me of many fond memories growing up. I still miss fishing in their lake and shooting the heads off of snapping turtles with my grandpa. :D

Springtown, born and raised.

Imperial, Pennsylvania

I moved here from Phoenix due to a promotion at work. It is a suburb of Pittsburgh. It is a small village amd is a quaint little place. The weather is mild, there are no bugs to speak of except ladybugs. Lots of hills, great for cycling. The only drawback is there is a local football team here that has a tradition of winning Super Bowls and their fans are obnoxious.

Richmond,Va. here. I lived in NJ for thirty years and moved here 8 years ago. I really love it here. Great place to raise children.

Suffolk, VA. I'll retire from the Navy in 18 months and head back to the Tulsa area.

Louisville, KY

I'm living in the great state of Taxachusetts

4th highest combined taxes, Ohio... Westerville to be exact, suburb of Columbus...

born and reaised in Waverly, Mo (65 miles east of KC)

Graduated from Warrensburg in 1990, left the area in June of 1991.....

I live in one of the most dangerous cities in the nation.
So, don't %^ck with me!