Where do most people who move here come from? (Denver: home, place to live)

[dude_reino]

I moved here from Chicago to get away from retarded Cubs fans. I found out quickly that it is impossible

[livecontent]

Originally Posted by dude_reino

I moved here from Chicago to get away from retarded Cubs fans. I found out quickly that it is impossible

Gee, you always make me laugh. Now, you will be facing the language challenged, aggressive, always in your face Bronco Fans. You can always tell who they are because their greeting and departing is not Hello and Goodbye---it is GO BRONCOS! They only read a newspaper with the page embellished with the "Broncos" which is every edition of the idiot's guide to news--The Denver Post. Their TV broadcast have to include "Broncos" in every burp from the talking heads. You will see many in their expensive Broncos Clothing Regalia (made in China and marketed by a fat rich New Yorker) on game day and any day, paying for their groceries with food stamps.

GO PUKE,

Livecontent

[jwiley]

I meet people all the time that are from Minnesota, nebraska, Oklahoma, and a few from Illinois as well as your typical Californians, east coasters, and Texans. Colorado is strange in that people from all over the country move here, as they have a picture of what this state is due to the tourism advertising all over the world, and legends that have made their rounds for 30 years.

Personally I am from Colorado, little town about 30 miles north east of the Denver metro area that called Hudson, I grew up there and just south of Greeley. Another little know thing is that despite this image that hardly anybody is actually from Colorado, more then half the people I have talked to about where they are from, are actually from somewhere in Colorado.

[Colorado 303]

Originally Posted by Katiana

City and County of Denver only:

Place of birth for U.S.-born residents:

This state: 222531

Northeast: 33351
Midwest: 89984
South: 56085
West: 50167


Read more: //www.city-data.com/housing/hou...#ixzz2ILCIaO1B

Note that the west, which includes California, is near the bottom of the list.

But California as a single state, not a region

[Colorado 303]

Originally Posted by livecontent

Gee, you always make me laugh. Now, you will be facing the language challenged, aggressive, always in your face Bronco Fans. You can always tell who they are because their greeting and departing is not Hello and Goodbye---it is GO BRONCOS! They only read a newspaper with the page embellished with the "Broncos" which is every edition of the idiot's guide to news--The Denver Post. Their TV broadcast have to include "Broncos" in every burp from the talking heads. You will see many in their expensive Broncos Clothing Regalia (made in China and marketed by a fat rich New Yorker) on game day and any day, paying for their groceries with food stamps.

GO PUKE,

Livecontent

GO BRONCOS! Sorry for supporting my team.

[Colorado 303]

Originally Posted by jwiley

I meet people all the time that are from Minnesota, nebraska, Oklahoma, and a few from Illinois as well as your typical Californians, east coasters, and Texans. Colorado is strange in that people from all over the country move here, as they have a picture of what this state is due to the tourism advertising all over the world, and legends that have made their rounds for 30 years.

Personally I am from Colorado, little town about 30 miles north east of the Denver metro area that called Hudson, I grew up there and just south of Greeley. Another little know thing is that despite this image that hardly anybody is actually from Colorado, more then half the people I have talked to about where they are from, are actually from somewhere in Colorado.

I grew up in Brighton, I'm sure you know where that's at since you grew up in Hudson

[Katarina Witt]

Originally Posted by Colorado 303

But California as a single state, not a region

Sure. And fewer people come from the entire west (defined by the Census Bureau as Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Montana, Wyoming and New Mexico in addition to Colorado, already covered in the category "this state") than do from the 16 midwestern states (N. Dakota, S. Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana and Ohio).

[WI2CA2CO]

My wife and I will be moving from CA also but are originally from Chicago and Wisconsin respectively. We hope we fit in well with all the transplants and the natives. As a life time fan of the Packers, I am hoping to find like-minded sports fans but will also root for the Broncos.

Know what a Chicagoan calls a 400 pound Packers fan? Anorexic

[MtnJam]

Originally Posted by jwiley

I meet people all the time that are from Minnesota, nebraska, Oklahoma, and a few from Illinois as well as your typical Californians, east coasters, and Texans. Colorado is strange in that people from all over the country move here, as they have a picture of what this state is due to the tourism advertising all over the world, and legends that have made their rounds for 30 years.

Personally I am from Colorado, little town about 30 miles north east of the Denver metro area that called Hudson, I grew up there and just south of Greeley. Another little know thing is that despite this image that hardly anybody is actually from Colorado, more then half the people I have talked to about where they are from, are actually from somewhere in Colorado.

Born and raised in CO as well. Most of my friends are from here as well. Its cliche, but true - "Birds of a feather flock together". Oh yeah, and go Broncos!

[jwiley]

Originally Posted by Colorado 303

I grew up in Brighton, I'm sure you know where that's at since you grew up in Hudson

I may have been there once or twice. still have plenty of family in the area, most of which now live in Brighton. I still think it may be the most underrated area within a half hour of downtown Denver, and would actually prefer to live there if my circumstances were different.