LOL @ "Factory of Sadness." If you live here, you know what that's all about. Our teams are like the farm teams for all the other pro sports franchises.

meat0918: whyRpeoplesostupid: [i196.photobucket.com image 640x290]

damn, you beat me too it

Ditto.
:/

zixr: we need more bort license plates.

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Ooo! Don't forget Carmen Electra! Go Sharonville (Cincinnati)!

whyRpeoplesostupid: [i196.photobucket.com image 640x290]

You've got my vote.

whyRpeoplesostupid: [i196.photobucket.com image 640x290]

OK, I give up. Anyone care to explain?

Bruxellensis: whyRpeoplesostupid: [i196.photobucket.com image 640x290]

OK, I give up. Anyone care to explain?

I believe it's the "round on the ends and high in the middle" Ohio song.

Godamnlimey: [farm8.staticflickr.com image 640x322]
Quick dirty and full of delicious memey goodness just how you like it

Especially since it's the original version that looks like there's a spike coming out of the crying chick's head.

When voting... use your freedom of choice
your freedom of choice

Celerian: [i.imgur.com image 503x253]

HA!

This Looks Fun: Celerian: [i.imgur.com image 503x253]

HA!

That's exactly what I was thinking!

Q&D.

bighairyguy: [img209.imageshack.us image 607x309]

Run, don't walk and have a few thousand of those made. You will make serious money. I'm not kidding.

Quick, dirty.

CavalierEternal: [i3.photobucket.com image 640x327]

Sweet Jesus, Cavalier just hit the ball out of the stadium. Still remember the old joke, "eric Metcalf up the middle he's to the 10 the 20 past the 30 to the 40, the fifty and finally brought down at the 38 yard line. Loss of 17."

/If you don't vote for this entry, you don't know Ohio

Cavalier Eternal: South of the interstate, sure. It's like 1960's Alabama down there.

Some responded: I-80, I-90? (Cleveland-ish) 1-70? (Columbus-ish)

I'll split the difference, and take US-30. I still think of Mansfield as a "northern" city, and Lima likewise. But, get any closer to Columbus, and it's basically a northern extension of Kentucky and W. Virginia culture. (Then again, there are pockets of this all the way up through Michigan into the U.P.)

"The northernmost part of the south is pretty far north," as someone once said, more or less.

/License plates very funny, BTW

/came for the "round on the ends, high in the middle" gag, left satisfied.

I'm glad they are doing this. I live near NYC and there are lot of cars with diplomatic plates around here. The diplomatic plates looked a lot like Ohio plates except the colors were reversed.





This caused me a lot of consternation. I'd be driving along when I would see what I thought was a diplomatic plate. I'd think to myself, "Man, that UN consular type person must be from some pathetic, third-world, hell-hole. Look at that rusted out wreck they're driving." Then I'd get a little closer and see that the car was from Ohio..........a pathetic, third-world, hell-hole.

kenny's mom: Cavalier Eternal: South of the interstate, sure. It's like 1960's Alabama down there.

Some responded: I-80, I-90? (Cleveland-ish) 1-70? (Columbus-ish)

I'll split the difference, and take US-30. I still think of Mansfield as a "northern" city, and Lima likewise. But, get any closer to Columbus, and it's basically a northern extension of Kentucky and W. Virginia culture. (Then again, there are pockets of this all the way up through Michigan into the U.P.)

"The northernmost part of the south is pretty far north," as someone once said, more or less.

/License plates very funny, BTW

Yeah. I went to Kent State as an out of state student from Upstate NY and I could tell anyone from southern Ohio immediately. And any white person from the Cincinnati area was always super racist.

How 'bout an advocacy plate?

itsfullofstars: [oi42.tinypic.com image 300x151]

Yep, I was thinking about this today. Apparently Ohio doesn't have biology classes or sex ed; Ohio is the conception point of aviation.

/ lives in North Carolina, the birthplace of aviation
// haters gonna hate

The Ice Queen: hdhale: bighairyguy: [img209.imageshack.us image 607x309]

Run, don't walk and have a few thousand of those made. You will make serious money. I'm not kidding.

I don't get it?

It says "fark MICHIGAN" in the background over and over.

Godamnlimey: [farm8.staticflickr.com image 640x322]
Quick dirty and full of delicious memey goodness just how you like it

Four dead in O - hi - o. Four dead in O - hi - o.

Do You Know What I Am Saying: itsfullofstars: [oi42.tinypic.com image 300x151]

Yep, I was thinking about this today. Apparently Ohio doesn't have biology classes or sex ed; Ohio is the conception point of aviation.

/ lives in North Carolina, the birthplace of aviation
// haters gonna hate

Yeah, I know. All Ohio supplied was the curious, creative and technically adept creators of the airplane. North Carolina had the truly important stuff: a reliable supply of wind and a big pile of sand. How could we possibly take any of the credit?

/WTF is a tarheel, anyway?

Armadillo Slim: Do You Know What I Am Saying: itsfullofstars: [oi42.tinypic.com image 300x151]

Yep, I was thinking about this today. Apparently Ohio doesn't have biology classes or sex ed; Ohio is the conception point of aviation.

/ lives in North Carolina, the birthplace of aviation
// haters gonna hate

Yeah, I know. All Ohio supplied was the curious, creative and technically adept creators of the airplane. North Carolina had the truly important stuff: a reliable supply of wind and a big pile of sand. How could we possibly take any of the credit?

/WTF is a tarheel, anyway?

Yes, hence the "conception / birthplace" designators.

/ In the Civil War, a general commented that the North Carolinians held their ground like they had tar on their heels.
// WTF is a buckeye, anyway?

CavalierEternal: [i3.photobucket.com image 640x327]

Love the Elway "The Drive" reference. Votey big time

/shiver

Do You Know What I Am Saying:
/ In the Civil War, a general commented that the North Carolinians held their ground like they had tar on their heels.


And you were too dumb to realize that you'd been insulted?

itsfullofstars: [oi42.tinypic.com image 300x151]

The only thing NC contributed to the airplane was the wind and sand. Ohio provided the brains and guts. What is it about "First in Flight" and North Carolina anyway? That was 108 years ago. Has North Carolina contributed nothing else in those 108 years since? Or for that matter the 300 years before?

Do You Know What I Am Saying: Armadillo Slim: Do You Know What I Am Saying: itsfullofstars: [oi42.tinypic.com image 300x151]

Yep, I was thinking about this today. Apparently Ohio doesn't have biology classes or sex ed; Ohio is the conception point of aviation.

/ lives in North Carolina, the birthplace of aviation
// haters gonna hate

Yeah, I know. All Ohio supplied was the curious, creative and technically adept creators of the airplane. North Carolina had the truly important stuff: a reliable supply of wind and a big pile of sand. How could we possibly take any of the credit?

/WTF is a tarheel, anyway?

Yes, hence the "conception / birthplace" designators.

/ In the Civil War, a general commented that the North Carolinians held their ground like they had tar on their heels.
// WTF is a buckeye, anyway?

A buckeye is a tree, or, more specifically, the poisonous nut of the tree which looks like the eye of a deer. I know. We take solace in the fact that wolverines typically choke on them.

Your "conception/birthplace" comment is falacious. The Wright Flyer was conceived, designed, and built in Ohio. They loaded it up and took it to NC to fly it. So Ohio was the birthplace and NC is where it went to grad school. Put that on yer plates.