Looks like it's dropped out of the list now, but I'm originally from Plum Borough. It's definitely a suburb - there's no such thing as "downtown Plum". But it is a huge 29-square-mile tract of land - the second biggest borough in the state of PA. Famous Plum expatriates (besides myself) include founder of the Boy Scouts of America William Boyce, 11-year NHL veteran RJ Umberger, former WWE wrestler Elias, and former Indianapolis Colts punter Pat McAfee. I don't think I'll be moving back just to get it back into the list again, but I hope we'll be hearing no more of this "never heard of Plum" talk.
First of all why do you keep writing lyrics from Fresh Prince and second of all I live in a town called watsontown near Williamsport and got 17 which beats 92.1# of ya'll (true pa native)
I usually find the small "bedroom towns" around a major metropolis the most difficult, because it's rare to hear them mentioned by name. It's much more common for someone to say "I'm from just outside Pittsburgh," rather than "I'm from Monroeville," or "I'm from Bethel Park." The exceptions, of course, are locals talking to other locals who know enough to have a mental picture of where those places are.
Got 19 of 20. I'm from Johnstown which just misses this list. Would move up into the top 10 if we would just consolidate all the little boroughs and townships that have a Johnstown mailing address and cut into the logical city boundaries. Stupid local politics.
And all shooting some b-ball outside of the school
Started making trouble in my neighborhood
ok i admit lancaster and york i got from the comments.
scranton from the office
philly, pittsburgh and harrisburg from general knowledge
erie i knew because of the lake
allentown i dont know how i knew it was the first i wrote