Anyone from Indiana? Just wondering cuz it seems like every forum I participate in I'm the only one from this area (northern Indiana)

 

Didn't you guys succeed from the union a couple years ago?

 

I must have missed that memo...no wonder noone ever talks to me outside of this little town.

 

secede?



Dont mind UC...the Oxygen is thin up there and that pink flamingo on his lawn has messed with his mind.

 

Hey dude, I tried Dictionary.com and it was no help. Then I tried it in Google to see if it would correct my spelling... I searched for "succeed from the union" and found 5,050 pages on the subject. Best I can do. Speaking of which, I think I need to go get another flamingo after work

 

Danville, Indiana

20 min. west of INDY

 

cowboy and flamingo....just don't seem like they should naturally mix.

cowboy....supposed to be rough and rugged

flamingo...pink...pink...pink....and is a decoration.

 

yeah i guess it would help if i stated my actual location.

North Liberty, IN......30 min from Michigan Border. About 2.5hrs north of Indy.

 

You need to think along the lines of redneck.

"We got pink flamingos in the front yard
Picture window with a view of Wal-Mart
Blue collar heaven domestic bliss
It just doesn't get any better than this"

 

I was born in Bloomington sportmanst but have only lived in Indiana a couple of years out of my whole life. It is pretty country up there but like the saying goes..."I wasnt born in Texas but I got here as fast as I could"

 

sportmanst,
your next. COMMON DOWN to God's country...ignore the rest of these mo-mo's.

 

Can't leave...too much family and too much of a family business to get into....I'm only 22 and already VP of a diesel engine repair shop and equipment leasing company. There are 5 other businesses that I have my hands in and I don't want to turn my back on what my grandpa has built. I have seriously considered moving...and if anywhere....it would probably be Montana...why I'm not sure...it's just calling my name.

I will visit someday...but never stay.

 

They all say that.

 

Very true jamz. Sportmanst if Montana is calling you then you must like wide open spaces. We have a seperate lil state down here called West Texas. I go out every year to Big Bend to dirt bike and 4 wheel...your cell phone wont work for over 300 miles out there! The best part is you can buy property for 50 bucks an acre where I go!! Pffftt...who needs the King Ranch....I'm gonna start the Jeff Ranch!!

 

Back when I was a little kobiashi (ages 2 to 5) we lived in Indiana. The name of the town was Kokomo. The only thing I remember about it was snow in the winter and a lot of open land and also near by was a cornfield. In the winter we would sled down this hill and at the bottom of the hill was a pond and people actually ice-skated on it. (Stuff like that does not exist here).

We also used to catch fireflies too. Put them in a jar and they'd be dead by morning.

Funny, you tell people out here in Lost Angeles about fireflies and they think you're crazy. They can't believe something like that exists.

I miss stuff like that.

That however was way back in the days, long before Indiana seceded from the union . . . heck, it was before it was even a state!