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Americans of SPPF

GrizzlyB

Confused and Dazed
Yes, I am 100% red-blooded American, and I have the t-shirt from Walmart to prove it. But nobody knows from which state I hail, because I'm mysterious like that. But it is the greatest state in the union.

Anyway, I've been to every state except California and Hawaii. Granted, many of them were passing through on road trips, some of which I was too young to remember well (most of the South from Louisiana to South Carolina, except Florida which I returned to later). But yeah, I've physically been in all of them, and remember something about most of them. Also, apropos of nothing, I really like the idea of riding a train cross-country, just seeing everything in the countryside as it whooshes by. Of course, the only large system (that I know of) is Amtrac, which skips over many states completely and only covers a limited portion of the west. Maybe one day.
 

satopi

Life doesn’t end, …it changes.
I had no clue there was a Canadian thread.

I was born and currently still live in Maryland, around the Baltimore-DC area. I honestly haven't explored much of my own state. I heard that Ocean City's nice but that's just a beach town. I've physically been to Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Minnesota, Ohio, North Carolina, New Jersey, and New York but barely spent much time there. I've lived 3 years on and off in the rural areas of Viriginia in my childhood because of family. Oh yeah, I forgot Indiana. Maryland's not bad depending on the area you go to and it's not really interesting. I always loved living in a small land that's barely seen on the map and our flag is pretty darn cool. I never ate blue crabs since I don't like crab meat but that's more of a tourist thing. Does DC count because I've been there a couple of times.

Hoping to leave my expensive state for greener pastures and better opportunities.
 
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Captain Jigglypuff

Leader of Jigglypuff Army
I live in Pennsylvania. I have been to other states before but I visit my aunt every year in California. I’ve been out of the continent three times each for family business. I have several cousins, three aunts and one uncle who live in California.
 

LadyTriox

I have a boyfriend now; I am his princess❤️
I'm from the US.

I don't like saying what state on the internet though but there's nice things about my state. Like i'm pretty sure homosexuals are overall treated very kindly where I live :) Also my town has a lot of nature for a suburban town.
 

SubtleVVeirdoh

Unova Enthusiast
Was born in NY. Been/lived in several states across the US. Currently living in the first state to secede from the union. Left the continent some times ago, Australia being were I’ve stayed the longest (years).
 

John Madden

resident policy guy
I have no idea if I'm going to be in Ohio, DC, or Georgia in a few months, which is exciting
 

bobjr

You ask too many questions
Staff member
Moderator
Talk about throwing a dart on a cursed dartboard.
 

Mizz Nikki

Operations Director
While I do not live in the US, I have been there several times. I’ve been to New York, Florida, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Texas, and California. I love the US and I would really love to move there one day.
 

Auraninja

Eh, ragazzo!
I was born in Southeast Texas, near the Gulf of Mexico. I moved to Northeast Texas, then Northwest Texas, then back to the same city in NE Texas.

I hardly have been out of the state. I've been to New Mexico, Louisiana, Tennessee and California (when I was little).
Out of my three siblings and I, I have the distinguishing "honor" of never going to Washington D.C.
 

Sceptile Master

Survivor of the Great Avatar Depression
NY here.

And no, not NYC. I'd never even been to NYC until ORAS was a thing. Which was awesome, to bring the Eon Ticket back to my tiny city. ...then they gave it away online anyway, but at least my Eon Ticket is eternal and passable. Or however the Streetpass one works.
 
The only time I've been in the US was 17 years ago visiting Disney World in Orlando for 10 days.

Not really planning to go back there. The country itself doesn't really interest me that much. I prefer to go on holidays to countries with a richer and longer history since I'm a sucker for historical cities.

I live in Belgium myself, so it's pretty far away too.
 
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