Where are you guys?? Beaver county - where??

[Joe for Clark]

I listen carefully to the guys along the river valley - very carefully.

Cause I know we are the same now. ANd you are us.

I don't care what these people try to do to us - we are ONE america.

We have one mind and one voice - and I will NOT have it silenced anymore.

Joe

[MonkeyFunk]

1. well said!

:eyes:

[LostinVA]

2. What river valley?

America has many rivers.

[Joe for Clark]

5. There is only one that counts.

The Ohio river valley - that flows east from Pittsburg.

This country was born there - and that valley stopped the goddamded Nazis. That is where STEEL is really from.

Joe

[hootinholler]

6. Um, the Ohio flows West from the burg

The country was born on the Delaware, in Philly.

Steel in the US is indeed from the burg.

-Hoot, who once lived on the Mon.

[Joe for Clark]

7. Ok -

Man did I say east on the Ohio??

well - I have no sense of diirection - .

So lets say - from Pittsbug towards Youngstown - so I guess west.

From the Nitany mountains to West Virginia I suppose.

Joe

[hootinholler]

10. The Eastern Continental Divide runs through the Appilachian Plateau

The Ohio indeed drains a significant part of WV and a small part of NY.

-Hoot

[greatauntoftriplets]

3. I live in the Des Plaines River Valley....

Thank you very much!!!

[slj0101]

4. Hey, I lived in the Ohio valley, not far from Beaver County.

Back in the 80's, there was nothing but big hair and mullets in Beaver County.

[Joe for Clark]

8. That is funny -

But that is also where Namath is from - Beaver Falls HIgh - and an awful lot of Steeler fans.

And I am one of them.

Joe

[TwilightGardener]

9. I'm from south of Pittsburgh (closer to the Mon)--STILL big hair and mullets aplenty.

[Joe for Clark]

11. Yeah I guess -

tell me - would you eat the damn fish??

Beaver Falls is about 20 miles south of the conjunction of the Ohio, Monoglihia and the Susquehannah ( if I selled those things right)

You know - when I was little - I would have eaten that fish.

Not anymore.

And that is wrong.

Joe

[TwilightGardener]

12. My dad still river-fishes. Actually, the fish from a few generations ago would

have been much worse to eat, before the collapse of the steel industry, IMO--remember how DIRTY and polluted Pittsburgh used to be (of course, I don't remember it personally, I grew up under Mayor Caligiuri in the 70's after the cleanup had commenced).

[Joe for Clark]

13. Maybe so - but I would have eaten it..

At least they didn't bring up such things.