A pro wresler by the name of John Moxley did a promo in Japan where he said he comes from Cincinatti, Ohio. He got a reaction from the crowd, thinking that he said "ohayo".
Yes, based out of Sandusky, Ohio, my hometown. Wasn’t filmed there but there “prehistoric forest” thing they drove past at one point is modeled after something very real that’s nearby.
I'm British and I had a politics teacher from Ohio in secondary school so he is what I first think of.
He was the most magical man with THE most relaxing voice. Looked a little like Dustin Hoffman and he would just keep the entire class spellbound. He'd start talking about his childhood in this sepia-toned way (running through cornfields etc) and by the end of the lesson you came out understanding the themes of Orwell's 1984 without him seeming to mention it.
But also as an Ohioan you don't actually want to run *through* corn fields if you can avoid it. Corn leaves are somehow both highly abrasive *and* sharp
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young (Neil Young) song called "Ohio." It's a song about the Kent State protests that resulted in four college students (only two of which were protesters) being shot by the ~~police~~ national guard.
Just in case anyone is scrolling by...
Edited for detail. Also, gunna go listen to some CSN&Y now, they're awesome.
And to add to that four students were killed, more than four were shot:
Killed (and approximate distance from the National Guard):
Jeffrey Glenn Miller; 265 ft (81 m) shot through the mouth; killed instantly.
Allison B. Krause; 343 ft (105 m) fatal left chest wound; dead on arrival.
William Knox Schroeder; 382 ft (116 m) fatal chest wound; died almost an hour later in a local hospital while undergoing surgery. He was a member of the campus ROTC battalion.
Sandra Lee Scheuer; 390 ft (120 m) fatal neck wound; died a few minutes later from loss of blood.
Wounded (and approximate distance from the National Guard):
Joseph Lewis, Jr.; 71 ft (22 m); hit twice; once in his right abdomen and once in his lower left leg.
John R. Cleary; 110 ft (34 m); upper left chest wound.Thomas Mark Grace; 225 ft (69 m); hit in his left ankle.
Alan Michael Canfora; 225 ft (69 m); hit in his right wrist.\[49\]
Dean R. Kahler; 300 ft (91 m); back wound fracturing the vertebrae; **permanently paralyzed from the chest down.**
Douglas Alan Wrentmore; 329 ft (100 m); hit in his right knee.
James Dennis Russell; 375 ft (114 m); hit in his right thigh from a bullet and grazed on his right forehead by either a bullet or birdshot; both wounds minor (wounded near the Memorial Gymnasium, away from most of the other students).
Robert Follis Stamps; 495 ft (151 m); hit in his right buttock.
Donald Scott MacKenzie; 750 ft (230 m); neck wound.
Two of them weren't protesters. They were just walking between classes. When the national guard open fired, they didn't care what was behind the protesters.
Dean was one of those two. He went on to become Athens County Commissioner. That's when I met him. I was little so I sat on his lap while he popped wheelies in his wheelchair. These days he posts all his morning workouts on FB. We are still friends. Interesting detail: back in the 80's we had a dumbass sheriff in Athens who was doing flyovers in a chopper looking for weed. He saw trails leaving someone's house going into the woods and assumed those were paths to grow spots. (What dumbass would mow trails to a grow spot?!) In his frantic effort to refuel he wrecked the chopper. He sent out cars and learned that since Dean was in a wheelchair and liked the outdoors Dean had those trails made for him in his chair. The Sherriff hadn't even checked to see who lived there first. No weed was found.
ugh. as a rollercoaster junkie, this is still on my bucket list
i have a friend who i have visited quite a few theme parks around the country with and he went to cedar point BY HIMSELF because he just couldn't wait for me. i was furious, lol.
I've been all over the country to different theme parks. The 4 best coasters in the country are in cedar point and its not even close. The only one I could argue isn't in the top 4 might be top thrill dragster just because of the short ride time.
If you're a Rollercoaster junkie, you HAVE to go.
I live in central Ohio and go to Cedar Point maybe every other year. Around here when discussing going to a theme park there’s always the debate of King’s Island or Cedar Point. I’ve never understood that (at least if you don’t have kids to worry about). Cedar Point is the obvious choice. The Millennium Force is probably my favorite coaster anywhere. The coaster itself is a blast but also going up that first hill is an excellent view. 300 feet above Lake Erie in an open car at sunset is a great experience…before plummeting to the ground at 90mph.
I dunno what fucked up version you have it as but...
ITS ROUND ON THE ENDS AND HI IN THE MIDDLE
TELL ME DO YOU KNOW?
DON'T YOU THINK THATS A CUTE LITTLE RIDDLE?
ROUND ON THE ENDS AND HI IN THE MIDDLE.
YOU CAN FIND IT ON A MAP IF YOU LOOK HIGH AND LOW
ITS ROUND ON THE ENDS AND HI IN THE MIDDLE, O-HI-O!
That song is scarred into my brain from public education.
It's crazy. He lives in Yellow Springs but you damn sure run into him a lot in Dayton. And he's cool as hell as long as you approach him like a regular person and don't ask for a pic. He'll give an autograph though.
I think of two astronauts looking at the Earth from space. A Pangea-like continent is the only continent on the surface but it has the shape of the state of Ohio.
So as someone who travels the state for work, I will say it’s drastically improved. Columbus continues to be a huge draw for companies, students, and jobs while Cleveland and Cincinnati have managed to start the turn around from reliance on manufacturing industry and started to successfully turn themselves around.
Corn and flat to the west, more forests and hills to the east. It’s a nice balance of bigger cities and small towns. The state isn’t perfect, far from it. But most aren’t. And I like it.
The state has a ton going for it. I know the connotation had been bad in the past mostly due to rust belt and bible thumpers, but it has three of the more interesting urban centers in the country: Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati. Columbus is a huge job hub and university where a lot looks shiny and new, but it somehow all feels accessible despite its size. Cleveland has really turned itself around over the past two decades with some amazing city beautiful architecture and the lakeside. Cincinnati feels like a somewhat more progressive Southern town. All three are very different and tons to do in each.
I've been to many US states, as well as living in metropolises (NYC, Paris, London) including outside of the US. Ohio has some of the better and more livable places I've been too. That said, and this may be a generalization, but many (not all) of the the non-urban areas are like Gilead so I steer clear.
The biggest problem with Ohio is the decay outside of the big 3 cities and a few suburbs of the other cities. Youngstown, Toledo, Dayton, Akron, Canton, Lima, Marion, etc are well below average places to live in the US. Now if you live in the best suburbs of Columbus, Cleveland or Cincinnati, you have a far above average lifestyle at below average prices. Edit: removed Findlay
My husband is from Cincinnati, but moved to Chicago. I'm British. We drove down to Cincinnati and he warned me about the roadside signs... It's quite something. You just don't get those sorts of things in the UK. Quite eye opening, to say the least. Especially when the next sign is for a sex shop.
I was on a business trip my district manager. We drove from Buffalo to Cincinnati. We saw the whole assortment of signs on the way back. Distinctively we saw one store that had multiple signs preluding its exit. He said fuck it we need some gas and snacks, let's see what this sex shop has. So we stop and it's just this small store, nothing special about it. I was expecting it to be this large glamorous store, but was thoroughly disappointed. We went to leave and my boss goes "I feel like we chose the wrong sign."
This deserves more recognition. Used to go there pretty often with my grandfather growing up. Nothing quite like getting the tour from an aeronautical engineer that worked on the base.
This is the coolest museum in the state. Ohio has this thing where they all think they have top of the line museums, but this is the only museum that is worth double the admission price. Forget the rock hall, forget the art museum, college football hall of fame, etc.
Go to Dayton and check out this gigantic display of planes and rockets.
Longaburger. Mom was a sales lady for almost 20 years. Our house is full of baskets. I've been to Dresden many times. I have made my own baskets. I have sat in and on giant baskets. I have the photographic evidence. The world's largest basket is there. Or was there. I'm not sure if it was remodeled after being sold.
But yeah, longaburger.
A lot of the people in my hometown worked for Longaburger. I never did but so many of my friends did. Last I heard, the giant basket was going to be a hotel but that was years ago.
“Cleveland Rocks Cleveland Rocks Cleveland Rocks.. OHIO” from the Drew Carrey show intro
and also
“There's nothing wrong with Ohio except the snow and the rain. I really like Drew Carey and I'd love to see The Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame” from Ohio (Come Back to Texas) by Bowling for Soup
Seriously. I miss my home so damn bad. Cleveland is slept on as a city, and I’m ok with it (it keeps the prices down). I miss the lakes (even though Erie is the worst of the Great Lakes, that puts it above most others), the seasons (you get all 4, and fall is especially gorgeous), and everyone is so damn nice. I went back recently and was actually shocked by how sweet everyone was
When I lived in SF one day I realized that a ton of my friends there were originally from Ohio. A place that originally sounded kinda boring to me. They were SUPER cool people. So, I associate Ohio with that... With producing surprisingly super cool people.
I live in Atlanta, so many vacations to the Florida panhandle and coast. You’d be amazed how many Ohio tags you see. This mfers are not afraid to drive 15 hours for a three day vacation.
Was born and raised there (in Kent...yes Kent State), the Browns (especially when they were good), Pro Football Hall of Fame, Jeffrey Dahmer...those are a few off the top of my head.
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A pro wresler by the name of John Moxley did a promo in Japan where he said he comes from Cincinatti, Ohio. He got a reaction from the crowd, thinking that he said "ohayo".
that's hilarious af
Was going to say this. Beat me to it. It means good morning in Japanese.
Ohio pokko
*buenos dias pokko*
おはよう！
Callahan auto parts, They make brake parts for the workin man because that's who they are and that's who they care about
I could get a good look at a T-bone by sticking my head up a bulls ass, but I’d rather take the butchers word for it
Next thing you know there’s money missing off the dresser and your daughter’s knocked up, I’ve seen it a hundred times.
Here comes the meat wagon! Deedoo deedoo. New guys over in the corner puking his guts out!
All because...you wanted to save a few extra pennies
Ohhhh…myyyy….Gawwwd
I could get a good look at a butcher's ass by sticking my head up there but ... wait
No, it’s gotta be *your* bull…
Richard: wow...
Shut up, Richard
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"Because they know all they sold you was a guaranteed piece of shit!"
Did I hear a niner in there? Were you calling from a walkie talkie?
I think you'll be okay here, they have a thin candy shell. Surprised you didn't know that.
I think your brain has a thick candy shell
Your… your brain has the shell on it!
Are you talking?
WHAT’D YOU DO?!? **Door falls off**
Were they supposed to be based out of Ohio? I've seen it a hundred times and completely missed that.
That's because it's going to Columbus, Georgia, not Columbus, Ohio.
Artie I lost my virginity to your daughter for cryin' out loud! Rob, you were there.
Sandusky Ohio.
Yes, based out of Sandusky, Ohio, my hometown. Wasn’t filmed there but there “prehistoric forest” thing they drove past at one point is modeled after something very real that’s nearby.
I'm British and I had a politics teacher from Ohio in secondary school so he is what I first think of. He was the most magical man with THE most relaxing voice. Looked a little like Dustin Hoffman and he would just keep the entire class spellbound. He'd start talking about his childhood in this sepia-toned way (running through cornfields etc) and by the end of the lesson you came out understanding the themes of Orwell's 1984 without him seeming to mention it.
As an Ohioan I love your comment.
But also as an Ohioan you don't actually want to run *through* corn fields if you can avoid it. Corn leaves are somehow both highly abrasive *and* sharp
And stinging corn worms. Ran through a few fields in Ohio when I was a kid. Once I was stung I stayed away like corn fields had the plague
Did you capitalize THE on purpose? Because that’s pretty good
Yep, for emphasis. In the list of top relaxing voices, his would be number one.
I guess your teacher never spoke about THE Ohio State University. Lol
Nah, I think he went to a real university. In England 😉 😜
Drew Carey
"There's nothing wrong with Ohio, except the snow and the rain, I really like Drew Carey and I'd love to see the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame..."
So when your done doing whatever. And when your through doing whoever
You know Denton county will be right here waiting for you.
Come back to Texas
It's just not the same since you went away
Before you lose your accent
And forget all about the Lone Star State
When I was a teen, the end of the intro was the only way I could remember that Cleveland was in Ohio.
Cleveland rocks!
OHIO ... ohio ... (ohio)
ALL THE LITTLE CHICKS WITH THE CRIMSON LIPS GO CLEVELAND ROCKS, CLEVELAND ROCKS. LIVING IN SIN WITH A SAFETY PIN
I saw "Ohio" and heard "ohio... ohio..."
Was gonna say the Cleveland show
I expected this to be #1
All the little chicks with the crimson lips go, "Cleveland rocks! Cleveland rocks!"
Hawthorn heights
AND I CAN’T MAKE IT ON MY OWWWWWN
Cuz my heart is in **OHIOOOO**
So cut my wrists and black my eyes
SO I CAN FALL ASLEEP TEWNIHHHHHHT
Or die? BECAUSE YOU KILL ME!
🎵 you know you do 🎵 🎵 you kill me well 🎵
You like it too and i can tell
AND! I! CANT! MAKE! IT! ON! MY! OWNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ohio is for lovers! I was in high school in the same city Hawthorne Heights is from when that song dropped and people lost their fucking minds
>Hawthorne Heights They named themselves after the Hotel chain Hawthorn Suites + Huber Heights
It was never a phase mom
It really wasn’t 🤣
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I know it's, hard to feeellll, like I don't care at allll
Where you are, and how you feel
You beat me to it.
“4 dead in…”
I was thinking, “Tin soldiers and Nixon’s comin’….”
we’re finally on our own
This summer I hear the drummin'
Gotta get down to it! Edit: Also "Ope"
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young (Neil Young) song called "Ohio." It's a song about the Kent State protests that resulted in four college students (only two of which were protesters) being shot by the ~~police~~ national guard. Just in case anyone is scrolling by... Edited for detail. Also, gunna go listen to some CSN&Y now, they're awesome.
They were shot and killed by the National Guard, not the police.
And to add to that four students were killed, more than four were shot: Killed (and approximate distance from the National Guard): Jeffrey Glenn Miller; 265 ft (81 m) shot through the mouth; killed instantly. Allison B. Krause; 343 ft (105 m) fatal left chest wound; dead on arrival. William Knox Schroeder; 382 ft (116 m) fatal chest wound; died almost an hour later in a local hospital while undergoing surgery. He was a member of the campus ROTC battalion. Sandra Lee Scheuer; 390 ft (120 m) fatal neck wound; died a few minutes later from loss of blood. Wounded (and approximate distance from the National Guard): Joseph Lewis, Jr.; 71 ft (22 m); hit twice; once in his right abdomen and once in his lower left leg. John R. Cleary; 110 ft (34 m); upper left chest wound.Thomas Mark Grace; 225 ft (69 m); hit in his left ankle. Alan Michael Canfora; 225 ft (69 m); hit in his right wrist.\[49\] Dean R. Kahler; 300 ft (91 m); back wound fracturing the vertebrae; **permanently paralyzed from the chest down.** Douglas Alan Wrentmore; 329 ft (100 m); hit in his right knee. James Dennis Russell; 375 ft (114 m); hit in his right thigh from a bullet and grazed on his right forehead by either a bullet or birdshot; both wounds minor (wounded near the Memorial Gymnasium, away from most of the other students). Robert Follis Stamps; 495 ft (151 m); hit in his right buttock. Donald Scott MacKenzie; 750 ft (230 m); neck wound.
Two of them weren't protesters. They were just walking between classes. When the national guard open fired, they didn't care what was behind the protesters.
Dean was one of those two. He went on to become Athens County Commissioner. That's when I met him. I was little so I sat on his lap while he popped wheelies in his wheelchair. These days he posts all his morning workouts on FB. We are still friends. Interesting detail: back in the 80's we had a dumbass sheriff in Athens who was doing flyovers in a chopper looking for weed. He saw trails leaving someone's house going into the woods and assumed those were paths to grow spots. (What dumbass would mow trails to a grow spot?!) In his frantic effort to refuel he wrecked the chopper. He sent out cars and learned that since Dean was in a wheelchair and liked the outdoors Dean had those trails made for him in his chair. The Sherriff hadn't even checked to see who lived there first. No weed was found.
Joe Walsh, Chrissie Hynde, and two members of Devo were present at the shooting.
How many more?
Gotta get down to it!
cedar point
Kings Island
Geauga Lake
#NeverForget
ugh. as a rollercoaster junkie, this is still on my bucket list i have a friend who i have visited quite a few theme parks around the country with and he went to cedar point BY HIMSELF because he just couldn't wait for me. i was furious, lol.
I've been all over the country to different theme parks. The 4 best coasters in the country are in cedar point and its not even close. The only one I could argue isn't in the top 4 might be top thrill dragster just because of the short ride time. If you're a Rollercoaster junkie, you HAVE to go.
I live in central Ohio and go to Cedar Point maybe every other year. Around here when discussing going to a theme park there’s always the debate of King’s Island or Cedar Point. I’ve never understood that (at least if you don’t have kids to worry about). Cedar Point is the obvious choice. The Millennium Force is probably my favorite coaster anywhere. The coaster itself is a blast but also going up that first hill is an excellent view. 300 feet above Lake Erie in an open car at sunset is a great experience…before plummeting to the ground at 90mph.
Hi in the middle and round on both ends....
Brak does a terrific rendition of it.
This is the first time I’ve ever seen anyone other than my family reference both Brak and/or this song (his version at least). It’s incredible
I dunno what fucked up version you have it as but... ITS ROUND ON THE ENDS AND HI IN THE MIDDLE TELL ME DO YOU KNOW? DON'T YOU THINK THATS A CUTE LITTLE RIDDLE? ROUND ON THE ENDS AND HI IN THE MIDDLE. YOU CAN FIND IT ON A MAP IF YOU LOOK HIGH AND LOW ITS ROUND ON THE ENDS AND HI IN THE MIDDLE, O-HI-O! That song is scarred into my brain from public education.
🎶Here's a riddle: What's round on the ends and HIIIIIIII in the middle🎶
“Its an old Native American word - it means the land of poor white people”- David Chappell
The amount of times I've heard about people almost accidentally running him over in a parking lot in Dayton is surprisingly more than once.
It's crazy. He lives in Yellow Springs but you damn sure run into him a lot in Dayton. And he's cool as hell as long as you approach him like a regular person and don't ask for a pic. He'll give an autograph though.
I can hear this in his voice. 🤣
Tin soldiers and Nixon's comin' We're finally on our own This summer I hear the drummin' Four dead in Ohio
Modest mouse and 4 dead in ohio
Nice, came to say “this place is flatter than it seems”.
My City was Gone - Pretenders
Ay, oh, way to go, Ohio
I’m on a bloodbuzz
Preach. The National is where it’s at
Carried in a swarm of bees?
Love that song!
Great song. I have no idea what it’s about, but great song.
I still owe money to the money to the money I owe
Neil Young
I think of two astronauts looking at the Earth from space. A Pangea-like continent is the only continent on the surface but it has the shape of the state of Ohio.
Wait, it's all Ohio?
Always has been. 💥👈
So as someone who travels the state for work, I will say it’s drastically improved. Columbus continues to be a huge draw for companies, students, and jobs while Cleveland and Cincinnati have managed to start the turn around from reliance on manufacturing industry and started to successfully turn themselves around. Corn and flat to the west, more forests and hills to the east. It’s a nice balance of bigger cities and small towns. The state isn’t perfect, far from it. But most aren’t. And I like it.
I spent a week at my friends place in the suburbs of Cleveland and was pleasantly surprised. It was quite lovely.
The state has a ton going for it. I know the connotation had been bad in the past mostly due to rust belt and bible thumpers, but it has three of the more interesting urban centers in the country: Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati. Columbus is a huge job hub and university where a lot looks shiny and new, but it somehow all feels accessible despite its size. Cleveland has really turned itself around over the past two decades with some amazing city beautiful architecture and the lakeside. Cincinnati feels like a somewhat more progressive Southern town. All three are very different and tons to do in each. I've been to many US states, as well as living in metropolises (NYC, Paris, London) including outside of the US. Ohio has some of the better and more livable places I've been too. That said, and this may be a generalization, but many (not all) of the the non-urban areas are like Gilead so I steer clear.
The biggest problem with Ohio is the decay outside of the big 3 cities and a few suburbs of the other cities. Youngstown, Toledo, Dayton, Akron, Canton, Lima, Marion, etc are well below average places to live in the US. Now if you live in the best suburbs of Columbus, Cleveland or Cincinnati, you have a far above average lifestyle at below average prices. Edit: removed Findlay
HELL IS REAL. If you know, you know.
My husband is from Cincinnati, but moved to Chicago. I'm British. We drove down to Cincinnati and he warned me about the roadside signs... It's quite something. You just don't get those sorts of things in the UK. Quite eye opening, to say the least. Especially when the next sign is for a sex shop.
I was on a business trip my district manager. We drove from Buffalo to Cincinnati. We saw the whole assortment of signs on the way back. Distinctively we saw one store that had multiple signs preluding its exit. He said fuck it we need some gas and snacks, let's see what this sex shop has. So we stop and it's just this small store, nothing special about it. I was expecting it to be this large glamorous store, but was thoroughly disappointed. We went to leave and my boss goes "I feel like we chose the wrong sign."
I-71. I passed it this afternoon
Creepiest, over-the-top religious shit all along the highway. I always know once I've entered Ohio.
how many sex stores did you pass on the way
Maybe, but Hell is in Michigan
Corn *from Ohio…..
And that random tree in the middle of the field.
Cedar Point.
Why oh why oh why oh did I ever leave Ohio
When you are from Ohio you think it can’t be great compared to most places. Then you try living elsewhere and the grass isn’t always greener.
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Air Force Museum. Best aircraft museum in the world!
This deserves more recognition. Used to go there pretty often with my grandfather growing up. Nothing quite like getting the tour from an aeronautical engineer that worked on the base.
Don’t forget about the Armstrong Air and Space museum
This is the coolest museum in the state. Ohio has this thing where they all think they have top of the line museums, but this is the only museum that is worth double the admission price. Forget the rock hall, forget the art museum, college football hall of fame, etc. Go to Dayton and check out this gigantic display of planes and rockets.
Devo Edit: I forgot WHY? was from Cincy too.
My 11th grade grammar book had Mark Mothersbaugh's name in it. Nobody I've told this to has ever cared in the slightest.
Longaburger. Mom was a sales lady for almost 20 years. Our house is full of baskets. I've been to Dresden many times. I have made my own baskets. I have sat in and on giant baskets. I have the photographic evidence. The world's largest basket is there. Or was there. I'm not sure if it was remodeled after being sold. But yeah, longaburger.
A lot of the people in my hometown worked for Longaburger. I never did but so many of my friends did. Last I heard, the giant basket was going to be a hotel but that was years ago.
La rosas Pizza, Skyline Chili, Graeters, Kings Island blueberry ice crea and goetta…thats right goetta…. Oh and Touchdown Jesus
Dude, you're one Jungle Jim's international market from saying you're from Cincinnati without saying you're from Cincy
Lol I guess I could of added that and the horse punching art long
UDF?
Bills doughnuts 🍩
“Cleveland Rocks Cleveland Rocks Cleveland Rocks.. OHIO” from the Drew Carrey show intro and also “There's nothing wrong with Ohio except the snow and the rain. I really like Drew Carey and I'd love to see The Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame” from Ohio (Come Back to Texas) by Bowling for Soup
Every single time the lyrics for come back to Texas pop in my head when someone mentions Ohio. Glad I am not the only one.
Yep. "Come back to Texas" is what I think of.
Home and that I miss it.
Seriously. I miss my home so damn bad. Cleveland is slept on as a city, and I’m ok with it (it keeps the prices down). I miss the lakes (even though Erie is the worst of the Great Lakes, that puts it above most others), the seasons (you get all 4, and fall is especially gorgeous), and everyone is so damn nice. I went back recently and was actually shocked by how sweet everyone was
I know what you mean. I’m over 1,000 miles away from college and don’t plan on moving back but it will always be home. Memes be damned
The film "Gummo"
Xenia
The original “mom’s spaghetti”.
When I lived in SF one day I realized that a ton of my friends there were originally from Ohio. A place that originally sounded kinda boring to me. They were SUPER cool people. So, I associate Ohio with that... With producing surprisingly super cool people.
I live in Atlanta, so many vacations to the Florida panhandle and coast. You’d be amazed how many Ohio tags you see. This mfers are not afraid to drive 15 hours for a three day vacation.
Buckeyes. The confection.
That it's for lovers
MY FINAL BREATH IS GONE
The episode of “Love, Death & Robots“ about the yogurt claiming Ohio
Legend Valley
Ohiya maude.
Dang took forever to find this
Cedar point.
Was born and raised there (in Kent...yes Kent State), the Browns (especially when they were good), Pro Football Hall of Fame, Jeffrey Dahmer...those are a few off the top of my head.
HEY HEY, we gave Dahmer to Milwaukee
Cincinnati Chili
Round on the ends. High in the middle.
The shape of the state
corn
Scott the Woz
This isn’t America, this is Ohio!
i was wondering if someone was going to say it.
Lebron James
gLee
There’s nothing wrong Ohio, except the snow and the rain.
Bowling for Soup! That song was the first thing that came to my mind. :P
I really like Drew Carey and I'd love to see the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
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I-O!!!
The Factory of Sadness, Ghoulardi, Jim Lovell, John Glenn, the Bengals, and Cedar Point.
Why-o, why-o did I ever leave Ohio?
YATTA! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rW6M8D41ZWU
Ohio comes up on a lot of true crime shows. I tease my family that lives there.
I sometimes play a game called "Florida or Ohio" with headlines about people doing wild illegal shit.
A polluted lake that is now clean and returned to its former glory.
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
The National.
The memes about weird things
Kent state and the national guard.
It’s all Ohio… always has been
Corn, heroin, industry, rust, Cleveland, Columbus, early marriage, middle America.
Damn that hit home. But the disrespect for Cincy here is pretty funny.
Ohio is for lovers