This year marks Pittsburgh's 250 year existence as a fort, a village, a town, and as a major city. I don't think the city looks more than 230 years old myself! There have been various celebrations so far and more to come. We are PITTSBURGH proud!
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This year marks Pittsburgh's 250 year existence as a fort, a village, a town, and as a major city. I don't think the city looks more than 230 years old myself! There have been various celebrations so far and more to come. We are PITTSBURGH proud!
have fun, Does Pitts put on a lot of things for the city to celebrate with?
Wish I could be there. :(
P-burgh sure tries to Party Hearty >>>Quote:
Originally Posted by RICHARD
http://www.wpxi.com/pittsburgh250/index.html
http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pitt.../s_494076.html
http://www.pittsburghcitypaper.ws/gy...id=oid%3A32459
And a Favorite Site >>> Learn how to Speak Pittsburghese >>>
http://www.pittsburghese.com/
As a former Pittsburghanite ~ from Mt. Lebanon (Mahnt Lebo, in da Sauth Hills) ~
I miss all the 'events' da Burghers use to organize a Partee ... never seems to take too much
before folks can *pop the tops* on a few brews and be happy!
Happie Birfday to my Olde Home Towne!! :D
Phred, I'm going to e-mail "how to speak Pittsburghese" to moosmom. She likes my "Da Burgh" accent!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cinder & Smoke
When I first moved to Ohio, I got made fun of all the time because of my Pgh. accent.Quote:
Originally Posted by david p