[studentdeb]

I am a Disbursing Tech for the federal government and a student (someday a nurse) and I was born and raised and still live in Ohio.

[Tookie]

Born in Melbourne - now living in the north east of Victoria but work in South East of NSW
Close to the heart of the wine country - not far from the snow and the mountains where they made the man from snowy river. Half way between Melbourne and Canberra - on the way to Sydney.
Tookie

[RNConnieF]

Sururban Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Connie

[sbic56]

I'm from the great state of Maine. Ayuh!

[oh-agnurse]

Western NY just 20 miles outside of Buffalo. Contrary to belief it isn't the armpit of America!

[Cindy_A]

I'm a Hoosier! Lived here all my life. Indiana, that is!

[prn nurse]

I was born in Pittsburgh. I have lived in Pa., Ohio, WV, Houston, Austin, Dallas, Santa Fe, Portland, OR., Mobile, and am now travel nursing....love it ! Next stop,... Tuscon, AZ. !!!

[prn nurse]

Heather, every time I see Toledo mentioned, I think of Klinger. ( I'm one of those people who can't distinguish between reality and make-believe on t.v. You mean Luke and Laura aren't really married?) Anyway, it was probably before your time, but Klinger was always talking about the Mud-Hens baseball team and fishing off of the docks of the Moo-May River....in Toledo....he sure did miss that city. Are those places for real? Is there a Klingers' Bar & Grill in Toledo? If there isn't, there should be !

[jayna]

Pacific ocean. Not down under.

[OBNURSEHEATHER]

Originally posted by prn nurse
Anyway, it was probably before your time, but Klinger was always talking about the Mud-Hens baseball team and fishing off of the docks of the Moo-May River....in Toledo....he sure did miss that city. Are those places for real? Is there a Klingers' Bar & Grill in Toledo?

Well, I don't know if there is a Klinger's Bar & Grille, but our baseball team ARE the Mud Hens and we do have the MAUMEE River (we have an awesome walleye run every year - people come from all over the country to fish the Maumee during the walleye run). We have Tony Packo's Cafe, which is related to the whole Hollywood thing somehow, but I'm not sure. I think I remember my mom saying it was mentioned by Klinger on the show alot. The walls are covered with framed photos of famed visitors (presidents and the Hollywood elite). The absolute bestest chili dogs in town! (Actually, they're Packo Dogs!)

On an unrelated note, we also have Danny Thomas park. I think he was from here too.

Heather