Marc wrote: 22,000 [not Birmingham, where I'm originally from]
No, in Brum it's less than that - due the number of BCFC fans in hiding..........
205,000 where I am. Took me ages to count .........
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how big is the city/town in which you live?
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ChrissMari wrote:
AgentWood wrote:
This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote:
ChrissMari wrote: City proper is like 1.5 mil or something the metro area is like 5 all together...
What is the Philly metro area? Is it all of the suburbs, both PA and south jersey, or is it just all 57 neighborhoods?
my dad's from philly. i'd say the metro area incudes the suburbs in PA and the camden area of NJ.
Yeah... I wasn't even thinking of south jersey because for census purposes the philly metro is the pa suburbs. I grabbed it from the census figures i was working with at work. but really south jersey and northern de would be as well.
officially, it is anywhere you can get yuengling, scrapple, and tastey kakes within a 15 minute walk. :D
man, i could go for some yuengling...
The city I live in, Laval, is about 350 000 people... but since it's a suburb of Montreal, let's just stick to that one.
In 2001, the population of Montréal was 1,583,5901 and the Metropolitan Area is 3,635,700...
It's the 2nd biggest city in Canada after Toronto, but Vancouver is growing fast.
To learn more about this wonderful city, Click here ;)
Oh yeah... Montreal is an island.. though the city of Montreal is not the whole island. Laval is another island just north of it.
So our stupid ancestors didn't think of cars crossing bridges in rush hour when they settled here... 
nooligan wrote:
Johnny "Two Sheds" Jackson wrote: around 90,000 at the last Shed count.
A personal shed for every man, woman and child
How wonderful:D
tape wrote:
ChrissMari wrote:
AgentWood wrote:
This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote:
ChrissMari wrote: City proper is like 1.5 mil or something the metro area is like 5 all together...
What is the Philly metro area? Is it all of the suburbs, both PA and south jersey, or is it just all 57 neighborhoods?
my dad's from philly. i'd say the metro area incudes the suburbs in PA and the camden area of NJ.
Yeah... I wasn't even thinking of south jersey because for census purposes the philly metro is the pa suburbs. I grabbed it from the census figures i was working with at work. but really south jersey and northern de would be as well.
officially, it is anywhere you can get yuengling, scrapple, and tastey kakes within a 15 minute walk. :D
man, i could go for some yuengling...
you can get yuengling at the sports bar down the road here in orlando. scrapple i can do without; my dad grew up on the crap.
AgentWood wrote:
tape wrote:
ChrissMari wrote:
AgentWood wrote:
This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote:
ChrissMari wrote: City proper is like 1.5 mil or something the metro area is like 5 all together...
What is the Philly metro area? Is it all of the suburbs, both PA and south jersey, or is it just all 57 neighborhoods?
my dad's from philly. i'd say the metro area incudes the suburbs in PA and the camden area of NJ.
Yeah... I wasn't even thinking of south jersey because for census purposes the philly metro is the pa suburbs. I grabbed it from the census figures i was working with at work. but really south jersey and northern de would be as well.
officially, it is anywhere you can get yuengling, scrapple, and tastey kakes within a 15 minute walk. :D
man, i could go for some yuengling...
you can get yuengling at the sports bar down the road here in orlando. scrapple i can do without; my dad grew up on the crap.
Scrapple is awful, but can you live without Tasty Kakes? I think about Coconut Juniors and Buterscotch Krimpets several times a week. 
AgentWood wrote:
tape wrote:
ChrissMari wrote:
AgentWood wrote:
This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote:
ChrissMari wrote: City proper is like 1.5 mil or something the metro area is like 5 all together...
What is the Philly metro area? Is it all of the suburbs, both PA and south jersey, or is it just all 57 neighborhoods?
my dad's from philly. i'd say the metro area incudes the suburbs in PA and the camden area of NJ.
Yeah... I wasn't even thinking of south jersey because for census purposes the philly metro is the pa suburbs. I grabbed it from the census figures i was working with at work. but really south jersey and northern de would be as well.
officially, it is anywhere you can get yuengling, scrapple, and tastey kakes within a 15 minute walk. :D
man, i could go for some yuengling...
you can get yuengling at the sports bar down the road here in orlando. scrapple i can do without; my dad grew up on the crap.
you can get it all that in park slope. oh noes!
tape wrote: scrapple is like sausage, only different.
tapey likey the sausage..
scrapple is like black pudding
both are yums
both need red or brown sauce though imho
Rocket Mick wrote:
Johnny "Two Sheds" Jackson wrote: around 90,000 at the last head count.
Any body there?
its sits on top of an ancient burial ground
the borough i live in is bigger than the cities you live near. The city of buffalo, where i grew up has a population of 300,000 down from 600,000 in the 60's. Toronto which is only about 2hrs way has at least a few million people.
ChrissMari wrote:
tape wrote: scrapple is like sausage, only different.
tapey likey the sausage..
scrapple is like black pudding
both are yums
both need red or brown sauce though imho
marry me!
Generic wrote: 681,804 residents in the city of Austin...1.4 million in the area...
And a mad American with a drink habit and Celtic top 
Corby's roughly 60,000.
The biggest town in Britain WITHOUT a train station. Fact.
tape wrote:
Shug wrote: Celtic top
and how many points ahead of hearts? awesome...
17! But more importantly....23 ahead of Rangers
Shug wrote:
tape wrote:
Shug wrote: Celtic top
and how many points ahead of hearts? awesome...
17! But more importantly....23 ahead of Rangers
you said it, my friend! (i just didn't wanna rub that in incase there were any rangers folk lurkin about)
Shug wrote:
Generic wrote: 681,804 residents in the city of Austin...1.4 million in the area...
And a mad American with a drink habit and Celtic top
Corby's roughly 60,000.
The biggest town in Britain WITHOUT a train station. Fact.
that's to keep that mad sludden clan IN, my friend.
