What is your hometown famous for??

[1kmb1]

snow and chicken wings mostly.

there is also a very nice waterfall a bit north

and cool whip <--- not really known for it, just throwin it out there.

 

[SprinkleMe69]

I have visited those falls and had some wings. But not during the snowy season. :wink:

 

[lurker37160]

For producing the finest cocksucker on the face of the Earth.....me.

 

[EllieP]

Well, it's known for a lot but I think most people would be most interested in the music:

Austin City Limits - Great Music. No Limits.

SXSW News | sxsw.com

It's also a little blue dot in a big red state.

 

[dcsurvivor92]

Sadly, Jenna Lewis, and Franklin Pierce.

 

[D_Miranda_Wrights]

Invention of pickleball

First place to intern the Japanese

Second-best place to live in the U.S. on some CNN study

Disgustingly high Prius-to-people ratio

 

[helgaleena]

Moved so much as a child, hard to decide which one is 'home-town'-- hmm, a big forest fire in the early 20th century and paper and toothpicks.

 

[nudeyorker]

Moved so much as a child, hard to decide which one is 'home-town'-- hmm, a big forest fire in the early 20th century and paper and toothpicks.

I posted earlier on the town I was born in. But this is what Wikipedia has to say about the town I grew up in....
"The community is famous for its warm, sandy beaches, and for being the home of many Hollywood movie stars and others associated with the entertainment industry. Signs around the city proclaim "27 miles of scenic beauty"

 

[joyboytoy79]

Lutefisk, Lefse, and Lutherans.

And Cheese.

 

[tamati]

World class weed and wine.

 

[cspelts]

Geronimo, Oklahoma - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[scott7.5]

Well where do I start.... I'm from Manchester (UK)

First integrated circuit
First electronic computer
First Internet connection
First telephone line
First manmade channel
First railway station
First test tube (petri dish) baby
first industrial park
worlds first industrailist city
Lancaster bomber made here
Music. bee gees, oasis, stone roses, happy Mondays
Ross Braun (ex Ferrari) was born here

It was established in 79AD so it's had plenty of time. look it up on wiki, quite a good read

 

[Hoss]

Among other things the place I was born was known for being the same place that the late Senator and 1 time Presidential candidate Frank Church was born. The house we lived in was located only a little more than a block away from the cemetery where he ended up being buried.

 

[mako shark]

Golf, cheese, and cranberries

 

[NCbear]

Being the original location of a liberal Baptist university.

NCbear (who says "yes, they do exist" :wink

 

[cocknbull]

a woman riding naked through the city on a horse (really) lady godiva

 

[The Dragon]

Small cock capital of the Universe.

 

[D_Fiona_Farvel]

Lutefisk, Lefse, and Lutherans.

And Cheese.

You're throwing me off with the cheese, but I'll say Minneapolis&#8211;Saint Paul?

World class weed and wine.

Are there wineries in Humboldt Co? :439: Ummm, Napa or Lodi?

 

[LaFemme]

Not much, but in my mind it will always be the great pig accident of 1979. Oh, the humanity!

 

[ConanTheBarber]

Lutefisk, Lefse, and Lutherans.

And Cheese.

Madison?