U came here from there because? NOT political

[Cranky]

 

[davek]

 

[conv67bdere]

That sums it it up pretty concisely . . . Thanks Cranky for sharing with us !

 

[steve from staten island]

All the people I've met from there, came here because it gave them freedom and a chance for a better life.
They carry some of there native customs from wherever there was, just as my grandparents did but are happy and grateful to be here.
Others from there seem not to or are having difficulties assimilating with this country and there negative attitude casts a ill will on there fellow countrymen who are happy to be here.

 

[coronet68mx]

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[zyzzyx]

My Grandparents Came here from "There".
Came here because they heard it was better.
When they got here they worked hard and enjoyed life.
They wanted to be more like everyone else here.
They changed their last name to reflect that. No shame there. Proud.
Proud to be Americans.
Here I am.
Thanks Grandma & Grandpa!

 

[69L48Z27]

I came here for car advice on B Bodies?!?

Seriously... The Irish brought all the good bars and St Patty’s day. Guess it’s not all bad.

 

[Runner 68]

We have many moving into Colorado (here) from other states (there) that are destroying this state. I will share this meme with as many of them as I can.
This sentiment doesn't apply on an international level only.

 

[steve from staten island]

We have many moving into Colorado (here) from other states (there) that are destroying this state. I will share this meme with as many of them as I can.
This sentiment doesn't apply on an international level only.

Ive heard that from my cousin who lives there. I enjoy visiting her and its a spectacular place but wouldn't move there. So you dont have to worry about me LOL

 

[BIGSHCLUNK]

My family came here cause there musta sucked...…

 

[Kern Dog]

Just don't move to Tennessee, Steve. That is likely where I am headed.

 

[slimt]

I think I might put that on the back window of my work daily driver car.. .. we have that issue up here...

 

[Runner 68]

Ive heard that from my cousin who lives there. I enjoy visiting her and its a spectacular place but wouldn't move there. So you dont have to worry about me LOL

That's OK if you do Steve, just don't bring there here.

 

[Hey-O]

I'm an American, not a German American.

 

[69a100]

There was a Muppets skit where Grover wanted to be "there". Every other Muppet said that he was "here", and that "there" was over there, pointing to another Muppet. Grover's runnin all over the place getting frustrated when he thinks he's finally "there" only to be told that he's "here" and not "there". Are we confused yet?

 

[HT413]

So y’all go back to A bodies where you came from!

 

[Hosehead]

These posts are always entertaining for me as I grew up in Oklahoma and have lived in The Los Angeles area for the last 22 years.
This year I FINALLY get to move back home to this beautiful, 115 year old house in Grove Ok. A town of about 7000 people on Grand Lake O the Cherokees in northeast Oklahoma.
I think it's worth mentioning that people considering relocating should concentrate on the AREA they want to move to as much as the state.
Obviously the state makes the laws but for me it's equally important to live in an area(away from big cities) that's agreeable for me. I'm originally from Tulsa and have zero desire to live there again. No offense to my friends in Tulsa but it's changed a lot since I was there in the 90's. Seems like it's become a city/rural thing as much as a state to state thing. Austin Texas comes to mind. Liberal city in a conservative state.
People will always come and go to different areas to suit their needs. I work with some pretty liberal folks that came here to LA from some pretty conservative areas. It's like an exchange program here in California. Lots of people flocking here from all over to work in la la land and lots of others fleeing in terror(like me).
It always cracks me up when I fly to Portland Oregon to see my god-daughters. There is a store in the airport that sells a bunch of anti-California, don't move here type stuff.
And when you drive on the LA freeways you see Oregon plates here all day long.
Oh well, sorry for the rant, but it was just something I've noticed over the years I've lived here. Seems to be a common theme here as we get older. Here's a pic of my new digs getting the new roof finished up. I'll be there in a few months! Can't seem to get here fast enough....

 

[khryslerkid]

There was a Muppets skit where Grover wanted to be "there". Every other Muppet said that he was "here", and that "there" was over there, pointing to another Muppet. Grover's runnin all over the place getting frustrated when he thinks he's finally "there" only to be told that he's "here" and not "there". Are we confused yet?

 

[Slap Stick]

I'm not here or there. I'm somewhere else and can prove it.
I'm not in CA and I'm not in NY and not in IL. So if I'm not in those places I must be somewhere else.

 

[steve from staten island]

That's OK if you do Steve, just don't bring there here.

I would never do that to a friend. Every time I visit there I just can't get over how flat and how far you can see. At my cousins home I look out a window and see the Rockies. Its amazing and beautiful