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Old 10-14-2014, 06:47 PM
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Am I the only one from Bucks County?
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I'm in Tioga county.
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I am curious. Why do all you Pennsylvania Members always make reference to a County, rather than a city, village or town? Is this a Pennsylvania thing..??

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Just folowing suit. Mansfield

I am originally from NY state, most people hear NY, and they instantly think NYC. Well there is a lot more to NY than NYC.
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Many PA residents live in the country rather than in town. Many of these towns/villages are very small so if I said Mingoville or Zion or Hublersburg most folks would have to google it to find out what area of PA I live in. I also believe that many do not want to disclose their exact location on the web. After 35 years in a military uniform my motto is "Don't worry about the dog, beware of the owner."
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Just folowing suit. Mansfield

I am originally from NY state, most people hear NY, and they instantly think NYC. Well there is a lot more to NY than NYC.
Born in NYC, lived on Long Island. Most in NYC think, "Outside of the city? You live in the boonies."
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Welcome to OCC!!! I hope you guys are able to deal with this snow.
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I am curious. Why do all you Pennsylvania Members always make reference to a County, rather than a city, village or town? Is this a Pennsylvania thing..??

It's like saying, "You from Jersey, what exit?"
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I am curious. Why do all you Pennsylvania Members always make reference to a County, rather than a city, village or town? Is this a Pennsylvania thing..??

Not necessarily. I'm just over the line in NY. across from Pike County, which by the way I didn't see mentioned as I scrolled down the list. We also have layer of govt. at County level. From smallest to upper layer it goes Village/City which are both located withing a Town. The towns are sub section of the County and the counties make up the state. All of those layers each extract money from the various residents. But if I live outside of a village or city, then I'm only hit with Town, county and state taxes.
Over in PA they also have Boroughs, which I think is our equivalent of villages and Townships. See how easy that is. Actually, it's all about ways to extract money from your pocket.
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