11-03-2003 06:05									#61
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Ogden, Utah
Sunset, Utah
Waukegan, (Great Lakes NTC) Illinois
San Diego, California
Sunset, Utah
Ogden, Utah
Tremonton, Utah
Clearfield, Utah
North Ogden, Utah
Sunset, Utah
San Antonio, Texas.

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	11-03-2003 06:18									#62
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Wait, are there really that many towns in Utah? I think you made some up!

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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov Wait, are there really that many towns in Utah? I think you made some up!

Ogden had, at last count, around 77,226 people.

Clearfield has about 25,974.

Tremonton, 5,592.

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	11-03-2003 06:45									#64
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Oh, and Sunset, where I grew up, is the largest town named Sunset in the US. Pop 5,204.

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	11-03-2003 07:15									#65
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Also Boris, the four largest counties in utah from north to south are:

Weber County: 196,533
Davis County: 238,994
Salt Lake County: 898,387
Utah County: 368,536

Total POP density= 470.85 per sq. mile.

Not quite as dense as New York City however: 26,402.9 per sq. mile.

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	11-03-2003 07:22									#66
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	11-03-2003 07:31									#67
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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov Are you still posting?

Nope, just for that I'm going to vote on your MOO3 poll, just to screw it up.



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quote: Originally posted by lunger75 In chronological order: Cairns, Queensland, Australia (for a bout 4 months) And the following suburbs of Sydney, Australia: Newtown Newtown Camperdown Lewisham Lilyfield Balmain Redfern Lyneham (in Canberra, It was winter and I only lasted 2 weeks. But I did move there, sort of.) Lewisham Earlwood I love this city

They're naming places after me already

	13-03-2003 18:26									#69
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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov I think it's a bit amazing that you and I both lived in these places, especially considering that Murfreesboro is not exactly a major metropolis...

Hey you only lived 45 minutes from me when you lived in Memphis. Small world afterall.

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Offenbach, Germany
Hanau, Germany
Sabunike, Croatia (at that time still Yugoslavia)
Zagreb, Croatia
Herndon, VA, USA
Zagreb, Croatia

	13-03-2003 21:14									#71
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Baltimore, MD
Portland, ME
New York City
Baltimore, MD
Portsmouth, VA
Baltimore, MD
New London, CT
and moving soon to Newport, RI

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quote: Originally posted by Kropotkin As I suspected all along, Gepap is in fact Noriega...

Yet for some reason, Miami isn't on the list.....

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Wairakei, New Zealand
Taupo, New Zealand
London, England
Hamilton, New Zealand
Toronto, Canada

I've stayed for extended periods in other places but these are the only places I've lived for any amount of time.

	13-03-2003 21:27									#74
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I lived in Croydon for a while too.

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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov I think it's a bit amazing that you and I both lived in these places, especially considering that Murfreesboro is not exactly a major metropolis...

Me too! I noticed that on your list. Spent 2 1/2 years there in the early 80's (Was chasing my high school sweetheart). It really was a fun place to live!

	14-03-2003 03:31									#76
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Melbourne, Australia (Blackburn->Albert Park->Northcote)
Stamford, Connecticut (6mths only).

Why do Americans move so much?

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quote: Originally posted by MattyBoy Why do Americans move so much?

To follow opportunity combined with the ability to be mobile. Occasionally just because we ant a change of scenery.

	14-03-2003 04:21									#78
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quote: Originally posted by PLATO1003 Me too! I noticed that on your list. Spent 2 1/2 years there in the early 80's (Was chasing my high school sweetheart). It really was a fun place to live!

Left when I was 4, so don't remember a damn thing!

	14-03-2003 04:23									#79
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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov Left when I was 4, so don't remember a damn thing!

How about Memphis? When were you there?

	14-03-2003 04:28									#80
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1980-1987

	14-03-2003 05:13									#81
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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov 1980-1987

1990-1993. Just missed you.

	14-03-2003 07:27									#82
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10 miles south of Modesto, Ca.
10 miles west of Kerman, Ca. which is 10 miles west of Fresno, Ca.
10 miles south of Modesto. Live with my Aunt several times just north of Riverbank, Ca., north of Oakdale, Ca., and they are 10 and 15 miles north of Modesto. The last time I stay with her I was north of Atwater, Ca., where Castle AFB was located.
US Navy. 15 months in San Diego, than the USS Navarro, APA-215 home port, Long Beach, Ca.
I was married while still in the Navy, but my official address became Napa, Ca.