Where Do You Live? Inside Utah or Outside? (poll)

[UB]

Love these threads.

Born in Holy Cross Hospital in SLC ‍ , grew up in Sandy (Brighton High School ), moved to Brooklyn for grad school ‍, lived in NYC for 11 years, Puerto Rico for one year (wepaaaa ), now I’m dadding it up in northern New Jersey .

I AM the party

 

[The Midnight]

Live and work near in Bang Na area. If one day you cross a guy with Mike jersey, that's me !!

Wow cool I’m in Sukumvit Asoke area give me a buzz whenever you’re around here we can grab a bite!!!

 

[SteakNEggs]

Born in SLC, then moved to Kemmerer Wyoming as a kid. Then at 7 we moved to Evanston Wyoming and I basically grew up and graduated here. Moved back and fourth from Evanston to SLC throughout my late teens through my early 30's but now fully and happily reside in Evanston.

Most of my parents family lived in SLC so I spent a lot of time there in my youth with my grandpa taking me to Utes basketball games and Jazz games. SLC is my home away from home but as I got older, small town living is where it's at. SLC is only 84 miles away

 

[Miggs]

The UK is 94k square miles. England is around 50k.

I don’t attend parties.

The internet is the worst. I looked it up last night because I was curious and it literally said what I wrote—England, not the UK. So I just looked again now and sure enough, England is about 0.56x the size of Utah.

 

[jazzfanWA]

In a trailer down by the river (Columbia). Wahington State.

 

[Gameface]

Born at the U of U hospital in SLC but my parents were living in St. George at the time. Parents moved to SLC within the year and we lived in what I guess they call the Poplar Grove neighborhood on the west side of SLC (as kids I don't remember anyone calling the area Poplar Grove, we just called it the West Side).

I was in the Navy from 2000-'06 and didn't watch much Jazz bball during that time. I lived in San Diego the majority of the time I was in the Navy.

Moved back to a house in West Jordan and that's where I'm at today.

 

[kcgar]

Born in Utah, specifically Sandy/Cottonwood Heights. Went to Brighton High School and then the U of U. Attended law school in Massachusetts. Moved back to Sandy and here ever since.

 

[Hax0rs]

Turkey. My elder brother was a huge Jordan fan so I asked him who they were playing against so I could pick them to spite him, didn't work out. Then I watched for Memo and loved him and AK47 and I became a Jazz fan.

I can't tell you how much sense this makes. All my Persian buddies say hello.

 

[Hax0rs]

Used to live in Portland, but recently relocated to Philadelphia.

to the city of brotherly love



Just like the Jefferson's, you comin' on up.

 

[jope]

to the city of brotherly love



Just like the Jefferson's, you comin' on up.

Can’t really argue about any of that. To be transparent, I live in the suburbs west of Philly (west of west Philly). Philly has some pretty awesome, historic, beautiful areas, full of culture and diversity.

But good god there are some blights on the city, pockets of crime, and true feelings of “lawlessness” I haven’t experienced anywhere else I’ve lived.

 

[str8line]

Love how many international members there are here!

I live in Sandy, Utah. Grew up in a suburb of Detroit. Was a Pistons fan. Spent a year in Gunnison, Colorado for school then transfered to the U of U in 1988. Became a Jazz fan in the spring of 1988 when the Jazz played the Lakers tough in the playoffs.



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[hgb]

Gold Coast , Australia

Started to follow the Jazz around 1988 , mum had bought me a hat which just happened to be Utah Jazz , got the PC game in 89 , “ Lakers v Celtics , and played as the Jazz

Early 90s we got game of the week over here which featured Utah a few Saturday’s in a row , I was hooked .

Haven’t got to Utah yet after all these years , NBA league pass helps .

Lakers vs Celtics was my intro to the Jazz as well. Always played as the Jazz, so Utah it was.