Ohio, the heart of it all

[CountDeMoney]

Well, whichever company did it I'm sure they're really sorry, and that's all that matters.

[Syt]

http://www.buzzfeed.com/melmatzzz/30-things-ohioans-love-c8r4

1. Ohio State football
2. Being a swing state
3. Ranch dressing
4. Hating Lebron
5. Mountain Dew
6. Referring to random parts of random towns and cities as "downtown"
7. Sperrys
8. Donatos
9. American-made cars
10. Defending the Cleveland Browns
11. Chinese buffets
12. Dating their high school sweetheart far into college... or, eventually, just marrying them.
13. Cedar Point
14. Referring to soda strictly as "pop"
15. Most restaurant chains (namely: Panera, Olive Garden, Chipotle, and Outback — I could go on)
16. Their high school
17. Wearing athletic clothing while having no intention of working out
18. Chicken bacon ranch pizza and sandwiches
(Note: I realize that both pizza and ranch have already been listed but, believe me, these particular items needed another reference.)
19. Drive-thrus in general
20. Saying "you're fine" instead of "no problem" or "no worries"
21. Skyline Chili
22. Cornhole
23. Claiming to live in a city but really living in a suburb
24. "The range"
25. Referring to sneakers strictly as "tennis shoes" or "tennys"
26. Graeter's ice cream
27. Going to the beach aka Lake Erie
28. Referring to vacuums as "sweepers"
29. Wendy's
30. Being "the birthplace of aviation"

[CountDeMoney]

I don't see the John Carroll--Case Western Reserve Homecoming game anywhere on there. 

[derspiess]

http://www.buzzfeed.com/melmatzzz/30-things-ohioans-love-c8r4

1. Ohio State football
2. Being a swing state
3. Ranch dressing
4. Hating Lebron
5. Mountain Dew
6. Referring to random parts of random towns and cities as "downtown"
7. Sperrys
8. Donatos
9. American-made cars
10. Defending the Cleveland Browns
11. Chinese buffets
12. Dating their high school sweetheart far into college... or, eventually, just marrying them.
13. Cedar Point
14. Referring to soda strictly as "pop"
15. Most restaurant chains (namely: Panera, Olive Garden, Chipotle, and Outback — I could go on)
16. Their high school
17. Wearing athletic clothing while having no intention of working out
18. Chicken bacon ranch pizza and sandwiches
(Note: I realize that both pizza and ranch have already been listed but, believe me, these particular items needed another reference.)
19. Drive-thrus in general
20. Saying "you're fine" instead of "no problem" or "no worries"
21. Skyline Chili
22. Cornhole
23. Claiming to live in a city but really living in a suburb
24. "The range"
25. Referring to sneakers strictly as "tennis shoes" or "tennys"
26. Graeter's ice cream
27. Going to the beach aka Lake Erie
28. Referring to vacuums as "sweepers"
29. Wendy's
30. Being "the birthplace of aviation"

I'm in for 2, 5, 6 (I think), 8 (fo sho), 13, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 (though not strictly), 26, 28, 30.

[Ed Anger]

Graeters.

[Ed Anger]

Black dude jumping out of slow moving cruiser. Enjoy!

http://www.whiotv.com/news/news/crime-law/cruiser-cam-shows-suspect-jumping-police-car/nZy3D/

[CountDeMoney]

Fun times.

[Ed Anger]

Bonus points to the rookie cop leaving the window down.

[CountDeMoney]

Bonus points to the rookie cop leaving the window down.

Window?  That was only the 2nd fuck up.

[merithyn]

Black dude jumping out of slow moving cruiser. Enjoy!

http://www.whiotv.com/news/news/crime-law/cruiser-cam-shows-suspect-jumping-police-car/nZy3D/

It's like watching a first-time parent arguing with her toddler about the carseat.

[DontSayBanana]

Bonus points to the rookie cop leaving the window down.

Window?  That was only the 2nd fuck up.

What was the first?  No cuffs?

[CountDeMoney]

What was the first?  No cuffs?

Always cuff.  Sure, he'd still be able to open the door through the window, but I seriously doubt he'd consider a pavement face plant while cuffed.  And if he did, the video would've been funnier.

[derspiess]

 

"Sit down!"

"I am."

"No, you're not!!"

[Eddie Teach]

I would have thought all Yankees called tennis shoes "sneakers".

[Grey Fox]

Running Shoes, no?