Gee............uuhmmmm..................

When sex offenders get released from Upstate prisons, they get bus fares to my town and told they can find cheap housing here........

Humm should they not have made that a STOP LIGHT instead

Hummmmmmmmmmmmm time to move quick

I agree, wholeheartedly!!!!

The town I live in is named for the Chippewa Indian word for " crooked river "....and NO ONE except for the people who live here can pronounce it....lmao

That's just about the ONLY interesting thing about this town. lol

no tinted windows on the driver and passenger side

Main Street is paved with red bricks....

Cherry Capital of the world

#1 Birthplace of Rosemarie Clooney
George Clooney, Heather Renee French 2001 Miss America.....
Um.....OH we had the flood back in 98
And .... hum..... Nothin too much more to say really...
BUT I LOVE IT HERE everyone knows everyone! You are waved to and greeted with each passin car. We are all like a family.
LOVE IT!!!

Heart of the oilfield

ya'll keep drivin

Hmm...

Clearwater is home to the Philadelphia Phillies spring training facility!

It's the sport fishing capital of Florida!

Clearwater Beach was voted #3 best beach in the US in 2008.

Hulk Hogan and his clan live here (not that we claim them...lol)

Small beach town of 1280, mild temps and a nice cool breeze most of the year and not the hussle and bussle of the big city.

Also when you go into our few stores, the people in those stores call you by your name. Go to funbeach.com and you will see what out town is.

we have the only traffic light in the county

Hometown of Paul 'Bear' Bryant. And the 'Rolling Stones' wrote a song about it after some of their members were arrested for drugs.

In order to answer this question, my I pretend that I am from Whitby, England and NOT Whitby Ontario? Please? Cause you see I just did a search and there is NOTHING interesting about my town. I mean at least Whitby, England has a Dracula museum, and is know for all there fossils. Heck they even found the skeleton of a pterodactyls there.

So PLEASE Can I say Whitby, England and NOT Whitby, Ontario?

Hey now we actually still have one of the main streets that is paved with Red Brick. Awwww looked it up and found this:

Black Gold, Red Bricks

The petroleum industry played a major role in the flourishing of Camp Bowie Boulevard, which formed part of the primary route between downtown Fort Worth and the gushing oil wells of West Texas. Businesses sprang up to serve the needs of well-paid roughnecks, and in 1925 the street welcomed its first automobile.

The era’s primary mode of transportation, however, was Fort Worth’s trolley system, for which the boulevard was a vital transit corridor. Trolley cars traveled along what has since become the boulevard’s landscaped median, connecting the west side to downtown.

Though the street was very busy, throughout the early 1920s it remained unpaved. That changed in the late 20s and early 30s, when many thousands of red bricks were laid to provide a more durable driving surface. These high-quality bricks were manufactured 70 miles west of Fort Worth in Thurber, Texas. Bricks from these same kilns also came to grace other splendid Texas streets, including Congress Avenue in Austin, Seawall Boulevard in Galveston and Exchange Avenue in the Fort Worth Stockyards