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Old 09-12-2008, 05:28 PM
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I think Welder, StuckPA and nocturnal rooster are all the same person.
Awww...Are we a wittle cranky today?

Welder, what do you mean that Pittsburgh is like a poor man's San Francisco? Are you implying that there's alot of homosexuals in Pittsburgh?

When I lived in PA, there were quit a few people from Pittsburgh around. I guess that must be a product of the unemployment rate out west.
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Old 09-12-2008, 05:36 PM
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Actually I think the unemployment is more in the 'rust belt' states...and rightfully named
I've heard the employment rate is pretty good in the midwest like in South Dakota and Kansas.
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Old 09-12-2008, 05:49 PM
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"Alot of homosexuals in Pittsburgh"? I dont think you've spent much time there? That saying comes from Pittsburgh being so HIILY, not GAY. And if you consider Pittsburgh being "out WEST", You need to jump in your car and drive westbound for a few days. You'll learn the meaning of the word 'WEST'. Not the 280 miles that Pittsburgh is from Philly, I'm talking about the 'REAL WEST'! If Pittsburgh is "WEST", and I can reach Philly in less than 5 hrs by car, then Philly is the MID-WEST, ok, I'll agree with that. Philly people are more MID-WEST compared to a NYC'er anyway.
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"Alot of homosexuals in Pittsburgh"? I dont think you've spent much time there? That saying comes from Pittsburgh being so HIILY, not GAY. And if you consider Pittsburgh being "out WEST", You need to jump in your car and drive westbound for a few days. You'll learn the meaning of the word 'WEST'. Not the 280 miles that Pittsburgh is from Philly, I'm talking about the 'REAL WEST'! If Pittsburgh is "WEST", and I can reach Philly in less than 5 hrs by car, then Philly is the MID-WEST, ok, I'll agree with that. Philly people are more MID-WEST compared to a NYC'er anyway.
Oh, ok. And I was saying out west in relation to the state of PA, like western PA?
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Old 09-12-2008, 06:13 PM
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Ok, better. Some guys from Philly said about "Taking a vacation to Denver, ya aint Pittsburgh around there"?
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My troll detector gadget just blew up into a bazillion pieces after browsing the past few pages of this site. Unbelievable.
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Old 09-12-2008, 06:25 PM
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There's my BOOOOOOY Rainrock! Where you been? I knew it would only be a matter of time before You popped in. LOL
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My troll detector gadget just blew up into a bazillion pieces after browsing the past few pages of this site. Unbelievable.
That's funny, mine went off too when I saw post #116. Oh wait....
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Old 09-12-2008, 06:45 PM
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Simmer down, people. It's just entertainment.
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Ya guys! It ain't like we have to sit here an watch a rebroadcast of an Eagles game or something! Lighten up.......
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