mr. b
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Jeannette Pa here about 30 miles east of Pittsburgh
Pa guys
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Hikin Mike
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2505 mi east of Vegas
"The Hinterland" according to Snedeker, our local meteorologist.
(He's world famous in NE PA)
"The Hinterland" according to Snedeker, our local meteorologist.
(He's world famous in NE PA)
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Mercer County here
mr. b
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yes I do know were QuakerCity dragstrip is also I have raced on that track I like it there
hillsglass
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Lakeville,pa 69 beeper
david bench
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Herminie Pa here
JG1966
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Ross Township, about 10 miles north of dahntahn Pittsburgh.
Yins don’t be getin on his accent.
roadrunner69440
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Aww man , looking back I should have asked , who’s from pa and what yins drivin , lol
69 Coronet R/T. Spotted it wearing Hemi Orange at th time with a white butt stripe. Sunoco Station on 191 at 22. Asking 3,500. Gave 3,450 after brief test drive. 1988.
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Yes sir... Quaker would be my home track.
Actually if Sunset was still open, it would be my local track. It's only a few miles from where I live.
Of course I still remember going to Meander (Youngstown Ohio's Drag City) on Saturday Night.
- Check off any of the following that speak to your PENNSYLVANIAN SOUL.
You solely refer to Pennsylvania as PA.
And Philadelphia is Philly.
You roll your eyes when people ask whether you live near Pittsburgh or Philly.
...because you know how big PA really is.
You know how difficult it is to find milk, eggs and bread before a snow storm.
You know when you've driven out of the state because of how much better the roads get.
You've pretty much become numb to pot holes.
You've gotten off of school for the first day of hunting season.
...And you grew up thinking everyone everywhere did that.
Also, you grew up having NO idea you could buy liquor in grocery stores.
Scrapple is perfection and a little slice of heaven on earth.
You know how to PROPERLY pronounce Knoebels, Wilkes-Barre, Lancaster, and Schuylkill.
You know that cricks are for wading in.
And occasionally for warshing.
Yeungling is pronounced ying-ling. That's it. That's how you do it.
And you don't bat an eyelash when you hear "youse" or "yinz."
You've spent a lot of free time hanging out at your local gas station or convenience store.
You have some strong opinions about either Sheetz or Wawa.
You know at least one person who speaks Pennsylvania Dutch.
And you know Pennsylvania Dutch is NOT actually rooted in Dutch.
You know Twinkies have absolutely NOTHING on Tastykake.
You swell with pride whenever you see Hershey products because YOUR STATE MADE THAT. And you can give directions to go up the Hershey Highway with a straight face.
You know what a culm pile is.
Come to think of it, you would gladly petition for PA to be renamed the "Tastykake State".
You know what "hayna or no" means, and what "cupla too tree" is.
Your life revolves around fair and carnival seasons, or more specifically, funnel cake seasons.
The smell of cow manure doesn't bother you. In fact, it reminds you of home.
You've definitely heard someone say "up de Eynon."
You know the classiest events are always held in a fire hall.
You don't bat an eye when a horse and buggy goes by.
YOU. KNOW. WHAT. REAL. POT. PIE. IS.
Oh, and you know it's called a hoagie. End of debate
Yup. PA, Near Philly.
Drive a 1970 Road Runner.
Drive a 1970 Road Runner.
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- Check off any of the following that speak to your PENNSYLVANIAN SOUL.
You solely refer to Pennsylvania as PA.
And Philadelphia is Philly.
You roll your eyes when people ask whether you live near Pittsburgh or Philly.
...because you know how big PA really is.
You know how difficult it is to find milk, eggs and bread before a snow storm.
You know when you've driven out of the state because of how much better the roads get.
You've pretty much become numb to pot holes.
You've gotten off of school for the first day of hunting season.
...And you grew up thinking everyone everywhere did that.
Also, you grew up having NO idea you could buy liquor in grocery stores.
Scrapple is perfection and a little slice of heaven on earth.
You know how to PROPERLY pronounce Knoebels, Wilkes-Barre, Lancaster, and Schuylkill.
You know that cricks are for wading in.
And occasionally for warshing.
Yeungling is pronounced ying-ling. That's it. That's how you do it.
And you don't bat an eyelash when you hear "youse" or "yinz."
You've spent a lot of free time hanging out at your local gas station or convenience store.
You have some strong opinions about either Sheetz or Wawa.
You know at least one person who speaks Pennsylvania Dutch.
And you know Pennsylvania Dutch is NOT actually rooted in Dutch.
You know Twinkies have absolutely NOTHING on Tastykake.
You swell with pride whenever you see Hershey products because YOUR STATE MADE THAT. And you can give directions to go up the Hershey Highway with a straight face.
You know what a culm pile is.
Come to think of it, you would gladly petition for PA to be renamed the "Tastykake State".
You know what "hayna or no" means, and what "cupla too tree" is.
Your life revolves around fair and carnival seasons, or more specifically, funnel cake seasons.
The smell of cow manure doesn't bother you. In fact, it reminds you of home.
You've definitely heard someone say "up de Eynon."
You know the classiest events are always held in a fire hall.
You don't bat an eye when a horse and buggy goes by.
YOU. KNOW. WHAT. REAL. POT. PIE. IS.
Oh, and you know it's called a hoagie. End of debate
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That's TOO funny
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