I have noticed on here a lot of people are from NY and NJ and have known, seen, or heard first hand accounts of LCN and other Mob related topics. Makes me quite jealous lol


I'm from Central IL and any kind of mob around here has always been pretty non existent. Although, the town I am from was supposedly built on...well really flourished on crime (Prohibition back in the day) and was supposedly one of the bigger Speak-Easy towns in IL. Supposedly, I Don personally believe it, Al Capone fame through a ime or two. And about 20 minutes away from where I actually live is a very small town where Dean O'Banion was actually born. Supposedly the town is/was a cool off spot for some of The Outfit members and gangsters from St. Louis. But Idk, thiz town will say anything tp get tourists and sound interesting.

Anyway, get really off topic lol, how many of you guys are not from NY or NJ?

Think you've seen a few too many gangster films my friend.

And im not from NJ/NY,i live in Munich and originally from England..

I think my name says it all.....

Heart of Dixie

pacific north west, 6o miles from Canadian border. to me n.y. might as well be mars.

From Chicago but familiar with central Illinois. Where you from Cusack?

Went to college in Peoria, IL.

PA

AZ

CA-AL

Western PA

D-U-B-L-I-N

Newcastle upon Tyne in England. Born and raised!!

Utah

Texas.

California here, but wish I was from NYC. I love NYC





TIS

Grew up in the Chicago southwest suburbs & Cicero. Now reside in North Central Illinois.

Usually seen holding court with Fat Tony D'Amico down at The Springfield Legitimate Businessman's Social Club. D'oh!

Haha. I live about 40 minutes from Springfield.

Decatur

The Bronx. But it's getting to be a foreign country here, so I thought that might count.

Serbia.And that really is a foreign country..Central balkans

Used to live in NY but happily live in NC now

Born in Salisbury, Maryland, and lived the first 23 years of my life in Pocomoke City, Maryland: "the friendliest town on the Eastern Shore!"

I have lived in Fullerton, California for the past 6 1/2 years.

I was born in New Rochelle but moved to south Florida at the age of 7.

Around 8 years ago my wife, kids and I tried moving to NC as our area in Hollywood Fl was changing for the worst.

Its so cheap to live there we bought a house for cash. A nice 5 bed 2 story job not far from Lake Norman.

Money wise I just couldn't believe how cheap it was to live in NC. When I got my car insurance quote I said thats just for me for six months right? The lady no "honey child" thats for you AND your wife for six months.

But in the end I could only last 11 months there. First off they HATE Floridians there . They call us "Flor-idiots" and even worse...they hate Floridians who were born in NY (I guess you could say that my family passed a little of the accent on to me, and the area I grew up in in FL was 85% New Yorkers anyway)

In NC you could not get good bread and if you did find "decent" bread it was 4 bucks a loaf. AS far a pizza goes.... you're better of with Di Giorno frozen pizza. And Sausage....FORGET IT, they are cluless unless you're asking for "Jimmy Deans".

The other thing that I really came to understand is that you can't live in one place all your live and just up and move in your 40's. Its hard to make friends at that age, you miss your "real" friends, the ones you've know for 30 or more years.

About the only good I can say about NC was those shit kickers really know how to make "bald peanuts" (boiled peanuts) I love boiled peanuts.

I bought a lot of Ex-Lax in NC.......

Sal

My friend Petey moved there recently after retiring you a retiree bigboy?

Can you get Boars head cold cuts over there?

I have an apartment in Berlin for well over 2 yrs now. I have yet been able to spend any major time there as yet. My place over looks the canal.

I have a grandson there. I thought I would be able to spend the summers there with him but because of a dumb health issue I have not as yet.

Can't find good Italian food their either. This is how I cope with that buy lasagna from Italian restraunt. Scrape off that stuff they call sauce.

Then I go to a Turkish restraunt and buy there thick tomato soup.


Pour that soup over the lasagna and presto changO you have a lasagna you can actually eat.

When I am there I live on that and big macs and their hot chocolate.

Glasgow, Scotland.

I'll be taking that title with Southern Hospitality sir, good day.

Born in Jersey City. 3 years old moved to Pearl River, NY (25 miles northwest of NYC). Got married lived in Nyack, NY, Suffern NY, Greenwood Lake Ny, Suffern NY. After 26 years move to Egg Harbor Twp, NJ (near Atlantic City). Worked in Manhattan on and off for 8 years. Consider myself a NYer. Yankee and Giants fan. Philly sucks.