[Victoribus Spolia]

I lived in 'Murica for 4 years. It's pretty nice but I like my own country more. There's nothing better than home.

Where did you live in 'murica? that makes a difference.

[Oxymandias]

@Victoribus Spolia

The Big Apple.

[Victoribus Spolia]

The Big Apple.

That IS NOT America

This is AMERICA:







Please come back and try again. Holy Fuck.

[Oxymandias]

@Victoribus Spolia

Ok then, where do I go?

[Victoribus Spolia]

You can hang at my place.

[Oxymandias]

@Victoribus Spolia

And where is that?

[Sivad]

Looks like somewhere in the Alleghenies.

[Victoribus Spolia]

Correct.

I live in the Alleghenies, the rural rustbelt of PA.

As America as Apple Pie.

[Zamuel]

Correct. I live in the Alleghenies, the rural rustbelt of PA. As America as Apple Pie.

And as Dutch as wooden clogs … Piedmont ? It explains a lot, ever think of turning Amish?

Once upon a time I knew the Carlisle, Allentown, Wilkes-Barre corridor pretty well. Nice country but nasty winters. Was / is your family Slovak ? (sorry nosy).

Zam

[Victoribus Spolia]

@Zamuel,

I'm in the north-central-western region known as the Pennsylvania wilds at the end of the Allegheny range in that area.



I do have a substantial bit of Slovakian yes, we still make many traditional slovakian dishes in my family.

I am also German (PA dutch), English, and Irish.

[Zamuel]

I'm in the north-central-western region known as the Pennsylvania wilds at the end of the Allegheny range in that area.

I only got that far North a couple of times … it is indeed wild country, the little towns I went to weren't even on the map. (then)

I do have a substantial bit of Slovakian yes, we still make many traditional slovakian dishes in my family.

The Slovak's came late to the area, but did very well there. Ummm Pirogi, My wife's grandmother made the best Pirogi. Your name seemed like it could be Slovak.

Zam

[Victoribus Spolia]

Slovak was a just a good guess given the demographics, Victoribus Spolia is latin and means: "To The Victor Goes The Spoils"

it is indeed wild country, the little towns I went to weren't even on the map. (then)

Indeed.

Ummm Pirogi, My wife's grandmother made the best Pirogi.

Very good. Also quite enjoy hellushki et al.