my trip to pa — General Discussion — Armageddon Games Forums Archive

Michaelk88 08 Jul 2003, 19:23

I went to pensylvania, two weeks ago to go see my cousins. I think i went here(agn) from my aunts computer... And anyway, they had these tall things. iam from florida and i aint seeiong any down here, but they get them big bad rock backgrounds...mysterious

Rainman 08 Jul 2003, 19:28

Sorry, I'm confused as to what you actually saw. I live in PA, BTW. What town are your cousins from?

Michaelk88 08 Jul 2003, 19:50

in the wyoming valley area around i-81 and i-309

Foxy 08 Jul 2003, 20:25

PA is a beautiful state. But I'd still prefer South Carolina...

😉

Yoshiman 08 Jul 2003, 21:44

I LIVE in PA! Beat that! I live in Erie around i-90.... I know where your cousins live... MWAHAHAHAA!

Rainman 08 Jul 2003, 21:57

I live in upper bradford county in between the Susquehanna and Chemung River.

Master Ghaleon 09 Jul 2003, 04:13

I dont live too far away from the PA line. I live in MD. I got a couple friends that live in PA

Rainman and Yoshiman - We all have to meet sometime since we live kinda close to each other

MasterSwordUltima 09 Jul 2003, 04:19

I live in Northampton County PA, which is in the southeastern corner. What do you mean by tall things with rock backgrounds?

I-Man 09 Jul 2003, 06:14

My best guess as to the big rock things hes talking about are mountains, or something. Anyway I live in south east PA, in suburbs, so I don't really see large mountains that often.

Master Ghaleon 09 Jul 2003, 06:24

If I remember correctly in parts of PA, There are roads that kinda go between mountains/hills that have signs saying something like "Falling rocks" or something like that. I think the roads that go between these mountains/hills were dynamited out to make room for the roads. I think that I was in PA when I saw this. So you see nothing but rock going straight up. Im guessing this is what he means by big bad rock backrounds?

I-Man 09 Jul 2003, 08:09

Yeah, there are a lot of areas like that in PA. Some very awesome woodland scenery if you know where t olook.

Rainman 09 Jul 2003, 14:55

Heh, that's what I thought he was talking about, but didin't want to venture a guess. I happen to live right in the appalachin mountain so I see that everyday. It's kind of wierd though I'm so used to living in this hilly area that I don't notice them. When I go to other states and the hills disappear, the whole area feels unusually open and big.

Matteo 10 Jul 2003, 05:38

Damn you guys need to come over to my house and drink with me... i live in southeastern PA too...

Masamune 10 Jul 2003, 20:20

i live in SE pa to... hell MSU's house is like 45 mins away from mine i think...

Dechipher 10 Jul 2003, 20:23

Sigh. I live in Oklahoma. THe only person I have is Selah.
*pulls out gun*
*shoots himself*

Lol. "These must be mountains"

Reminds me of Terminator 3. "This looks like some kind of "Blast Door""

DeathLink 13 Jul 2003, 03:57

big mountains? i dono how big they are in PA but i know that here in the Salt lake valley (UT) they are really big, and they are blueish purpleish. my brother who is in Ohio for 2 years said that in Ohio (yeah, i know thats NOT PA) they have NO mountains, they have mounds. but thats just because we have the Rocky mountains 15 mins away from us...

I-Man 13 Jul 2003, 04:02

The Appalachian Mountains are much smaller then the rocky mountains, because they are much older and they have eroded.

Matteo 13 Jul 2003, 09:15

Well i live in King of Prussia... i am sure you know where that is