Where is everyone from?

[GoBucks]

Latrobe, Pennsylvania: Home of Arnold Palmer, Mr. Rodgers, The Banana Split and birthplace of Professional Football!
And can't forget--Latrobe Country Club

And Rolling Rock beer?

[crfuller]

Born in New Jersey in the late 1950's, grew up mostly in New Jersey and for a short time in New York, and I've lived in Minnesota for the last 38 years.

[Kunkleman]

Latrobe, Pennsylvania: Home of Arnold Palmer, Mr. Rodgers, The Banana Split and birthplace of Professional Football!
And can't forget--Latrobe Country Club

And Rolling Rock beer?

How could I forget! Unfortunately no longer in Latrobe.

[Duglis]

Would be interesting if you split USA MIDWEST and USA NORTHEAST and made USA NORTHEAST= USA NORTHEAST/NEW ENGLAND :)

[FOOOOORE!]

Another complicated question. I was born in Otley, Yorkshire, England 1953. Moved to Canada in 1957, and lived many places in Canada. Moved to Egypt to live in 2003. Moved back to Canada in 2007. Moved to the Philippines to live in 2019, and currently live there. So where am I "from"? Earth, I guess! To say I'm from England is nearly meaningless.

[Ben Jammin]

North Carolina coast

[Captain Nemo]

Another complicated question. I was born in Otley, Yorkshire, England 1953. Moved to Canada in 1957, and lived many places in Canada. Moved to Egypt to live in 2003. Moved back to Canada in 2007. Moved to the Philippines to live in 2019, and currently live there. So where am I "from"? Earth, I guess! To say I'm from England is nearly meaningless.

I just assumed you were from the Court of the Crimson King!

[Mr Mulligan]

Another complicated question. I was born in Otley, Yorkshire, England 1953. Moved to Canada in 1957, and lived many places in Canada. Moved to Egypt to live in 2003. Moved back to Canada in 2007. Moved to the Philippines to live in 2019, and currently live there. So where am I "from"? Earth, I guess! To say I'm from England is nearly meaningless.

I just assumed you were from the Court of the Crimson King!

Good band! Was that the name of the album or just a song?

[FOOOOORE!]

King Crimson was the band's name (derived from "red king", which in Olden Tymes meant a king who ruled with a heavy hand), "In the Court of the Crimson King" is one of their albums. Robert Fripp was the leader, and Greg Lake (later of ELP) was a one-time member.

[MarkBhoy]

Hi!

Am a bit of a hybrid if you want to call it that. Born in the North East of England, same hometown as Graeme Storm and now resident in Northern Ireland where there are so many great courses such as Royal Portrush.