I decided it was a good day for a 600 mile round trip so I bought this from another forum member.
Of course the best thing about coming back to Ohio is this!
I decided it was a good day for a 600 mile round trip so I bought this from another forum member.
Of course the best thing about coming back to Ohio is this!
Ah, glad someone bought that!
There's someting good about going to Ohio, besides leaving it?
DrBoost wrote: There's someting good about going to Ohio, besides leaving it?
Yeah. Garlic and Donkey sauce mixed together and tossed with wings.
In reply to logdog:
So happy you bought that......been on the fence for a while
I have a couple projects to finish up before I can mess with it, but hopefully I can get it running with relative ease.
DrBoost wrote: There's someting good about going to Ohio, besides leaving it?
the best thing about ohio is living here and knowing all the cool stuff we have so we can just laugh to ourselves when comments like this pop up 
patgizz wrote:DrBoost wrote: There's someting good about going to Ohio, besides leaving it?the best thing about ohio is living here and knowing all the cool stuff we have so we can just laugh to ourselves when comments like this pop up
Yep! Plus, we can be happy in the knowledge that we don't live in Michigan. ;-)
You have to forgive Dr Boost. Not only is he NOT a real doctor, but he has never lived anywhere but the Detroit metro area. He thinks coney dogs are good food and Fenton is a rural area. Plus his wife dresses him funny everyday. Trust me, I know, I work in the same office as him so I always have to listen to his rants that come from not knowing there is a whole other world south of Toledo!
heh.. I rescued my Saab from Ohio... so not everything there has to be bad
DrBoost wrote: There's someting good about going to Ohio, besides leaving it?
Cheap Insurance.
when I used to frequent the book of faces a decade ago or so, I was part of a group called Lets Donate Michigan To Canada. It had a lot of people join. The only people who complained were Canadian.
Im not sure I understand the term "Cincy-Tucky" though...unless you bought that car from the west side of Hamilton. That place is pretty ghetto.
dculberson wrote:patgizz wrote:Yep! Plus, we can be happy in the knowledge that we don't live in Michigan. ;-)DrBoost wrote: There's someting good about going to Ohio, besides leaving it?the best thing about ohio is living here and knowing all the cool stuff we have so we can just laugh to ourselves when comments like this pop up
No, we're happy you don't live in Michigan.
There's a state South of Michigan before you reach KY or PA? I thought it was just a couple of long roads overly patrolled by the flying donut patrol.
Toledo was part of Mi, but we gladly swapped it for the UP and definitly got the better end of the deal
[Tim Allen Voice-over]
Michigan! We got empty buildings, and lakes.
So come on up to Michigan...at least we got lakes.
[/Tim Allen Voice-over]
lolol
4cylndrfury wrote: Im not sure I understand the term "Cincy-Tucky" though...unless you bought that car from the west side of Hamilton. That place is pretty ghetto.
"Cincy-tucky" is a phrase used to describe the Cincinnati/ Northern Kentucky metro area by the gang of idiots I hung out with in my native Mid-Ohio Valley and during my time in Columbus.
Ok, what does Ohio have? You have long, straight, boring roads (smooth though) that the locals drive 15 under at all times and weather conditions. You have the rock and roll hall of fame even though Dave Grohl and Devo are the only notable musical talent to come from the state. Then there's Cedar Point.
Oh, and I don't even know who Logdog is. He claims he works with me, I've yet to see any of this "work" he is supposed to do.
logdog wrote: ...in my native Mid-Ohio Valley...
More detail required. (I grew up outside Marietta.)
DrBoost wrote: Ok, what does Ohio have? You have long, straight, boring roads (smooth though) that the locals drive 15 under at all times and weather conditions.
Clearly you've never gone to southeastern Ohio. Some of the most fun roads in the country are 45 minutes from my house. Also, what the f roads does Michigan have that have anything but potholes going for them?
jde wrote:logdog wrote: ...in my native Mid-Ohio Valley...More detail required. (I grew up outside Marietta.)
I was born in Marietta, grew up in Fort Worth, Texas, family moved back and I ended up graduating from Warren in 97. Went to Washington State CC for a couple years after graduating and then moved to Columbus for OSU. Now I only return to the MOV for weddings and funerals.
dculberson wrote:DrBoost wrote: Ok, what does Ohio have? You have long, straight, boring roads (smooth though) that the locals drive 15 under at all times and weather conditions.Clearly you've never gone to southeastern Ohio. Some of the most fun roads in the country are 45 minutes from my house. Also, what the f roads does Michigan have that have anything but potholes going for them?
I wasn't going to mention that Ohio is terrible for drivers until you are mere seconds from leaving the state, so thank you for mentioning that.
Oh, we have shore lines, dense woods, the whole upper peninsula, the whole Dexter/Pinkney area, sand dunes, pictured rocks national lakeshore, Brockway mountain (below)...oh, there are farms too. You'll know what those are.
I don't claim MI is the best place in the world for anything, just pulling logdog's chain a bit
DrBoost wrote: Oh, and I don't even know who Logdog is. He claims he works with me, I've yet to see any of this "work" he is supposed to do.
That ain't me! Anyone who knows me knows that I'm a sexy black woman, not some fat, balding middle aged man.
Well played sir.
DrBoost wrote: ***I don't claim MI is the best place in the world for anything, just pulling logdog's chain a bit***
Yeah, I'm just yanking back. I actually quite like Michigan. I MEAN NO I DON'T WHO SAID THAT?!
logdog wrote: I was born in Marietta, grew up in Fort Worth, Texas, family moved back and I ended up graduating from Warren in 97. Went to Washington State CC for a couple years after graduating and then moved to Columbus for OSU. Now I only return to the MOV for weddings and funerals.
How 'bout that...WHS Class of '94
dculberson wrote:DrBoost wrote: ***I don't claim MI is the best place in the world for anything, just pulling logdog's chain a bit***Yeah, I'm just yanking back. I actually quite like Michigan. I MEAN NO I DON'T WHO SAID THAT?!
Yeah, I figured as much. Unfortunately, I've noticed some threads can get just a bit out of hand in the last few years so I decided to start putting disclaimers in my posts since text is rather black and white, or black and light yellow when you are actually making the post.
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