Oh I forgot to name my town, it is called The San Fernando Valley. Made up mostly of L.A.'s conservative population. It has hills, a lake, and high rate of crime.

earth. round. blue.

Wow, such perspective. It really makes me sit back and take stock of my own perceptions as a global citizen. It makes me think in a less "us and them" kind of way. It makes me feel like a beautiful stitch in the fabric of The Brotherhood Of Man.

And then it makes me send my lunch back up my espohagus and into my city's waste treatment system, ready to be broken down and re-absorbed into the marvellous circle we call Life.

Harmony, Pennsylvania: a small quaint town settled by a celibate German sect called the Harmonites.

really man? didnt you guys study this in elementary school?

No, the "intelligent design" crowd didn't take too kindly to the blasphemy of Space Talk, so the school nixed that part of the science curriculum and replaced it with a unit on how to make your own volcano with baking soda and vinegar.

ha ha, that might explain a few things...


stupid trivia - "harmon" (accentuate the "O") in hebrew means "horny"

That's funny !@#$%!, gives my town a brand new meaning.

ha ha, yes. the sect too.

Willmar, Minnesota.

Shithole town. Lots of meth. Lots of gross people.

edgewater, florida

lots of old people, a few snotty kids, and an amazing goodwill store. an hour from orlando. just a 15-minute drive from daytona beach, the south of that city having a good-sized crack problem.

i live in a nice T3.

man that's a pretty house, very modern-looking

is it made of legos?

nah, it's more like...

Heath, Cardiff. Described as an "original suburb", quite close to the city centre though actually quite a boring place for someone of my age that seems to be mostly home to old people and some older families. It's not as bad as proper American middle of nowhere suburbs, I have no idea why anyone would want to live there. Somehow my working class parents manage to score a house in a boring middle class area.

ha h aha ha ha

that's fakkin hilarious

Coeur d'Alene, Idaho (pronounced CORE-duh-lane).

a resort town of 35,000 people directly next to the world famous Lake Coeur d'Alene and wthin driving distance of half a dozen ski resorts; a rapidly expanding suburbia that will be absorbed into the Spokane, Washington metropolitan area within the decade; a cultural abyss for anyone under the age of 35.

I live in Whitchurch, Cardiff. My area could be best described as modern british suburbia. LOts of countryside (well kinda of), loads of abandoned bridges, railway tracks. Its a really cool place to hang out. Particularly in the summer!

There's lots of Whitchurch's in the UK. My sister lives in Whitchurch, Hampshire.

I think I went through your Whitchurch on the way to Fishguard a few years ago!

hahaha Fishguard. Otherwise known as Hell!...