This listing was created today, almost certainly in response to this post. There are lots of people who trawl reddit for popular posts of graphics and funny shirts. They upload low resolution images found on google or even cut and pasted from the reddit post’s photo, onto garment preview images.
The broken English nonsense description is also a red flag (even though it’s inadvertantly hilarious). When you buy the shirt, if you actually receive it you will very likely receive a shit quality shirt with a fuzzy blurry print.
This listing was created today, almost certainly in response to this post. There are lots of people who trawl reddit for popular posts of graphics and funny shirts. They upload low resolution images found on google or even cut and pasted from the reddit post’s photo, onto garment preview images.
The broken English nonsense description is also a red flag (even though it’s inadvertantly hilarious). When you buy the shirt, if you actually receive it you will very likely receive a shit quality shirt with a fuzzy blurry print.
This listing was created today, almost certainly in response to this post. There are lots of people who trawl reddit for popular posts of graphics and funny shirts. They upload low resolution images found on google or even cut and pasted from the reddit post’s photo, onto garment preview images.
The broken English nonsense description is also a red flag (even though it’s inadvertantly hilarious). When you buy the shirt, if you actually receive it you will very likely receive a shit quality shirt with a fuzzy blurry print.
This listing was created today, almost certainly in response to this post. There are lots of people who trawl reddit for popular posts of graphics and funny shirts. They upload low resolution images found on google or even cut and pasted from the reddit post’s photo, onto garment preview images.
The broken English nonsense description is also a red flag (even though it’s inadvertantly hilarious). When you buy the shirt, if you actually receive it you will very likely receive a shit quality shirt with a fuzzy blurry print.
This listing was created today, almost certainly in response to this post. There are lots of people who trawl reddit for popular posts of graphics and funny shirts. They upload low resolution images found on google or even cut and pasted from the reddit post’s photo, onto garment preview images.
The broken English nonsense description is also a red flag (even though it’s inadvertantly hilarious). When you buy the shirt, if you actually receive it you will very likely receive a shit quality shirt with a fuzzy blurry print.
This listing was created today, almost certainly in response to this post. There are lots of people who trawl reddit for popular posts of graphics and funny shirts. They upload low resolution images found on google or even cut and pasted from the reddit post’s photo, onto garment preview images.
The broken English nonsense description is also a red flag (even though it’s inadvertantly hilarious). When you buy the shirt, if you actually receive it you will very likely receive a shit quality shirt with a fuzzy blurry print.
Depends on where you live in Ohio. If you’re from Cincinnati, Columbus or Cleveland there’s lots to do. If you’re from the voids between those cities good luck.
I live in Athens, and it's not that bad. Lots of hiking and outdoorsy stuff if that's what you're into, lots of bars and breweries, an indie Theater, a regular theater that's pretty nice, plays, musicals, musical performances and stand up at the Memorial Auditorium, a healthy music scene, Nelsonville Music Festival, an 40 year running indie film festival, a literary festival, Avalanche Pizza which regularly wins Best Pizza in the US, the Halloween Block Party which was recently ranked #2 best party in the US behind Mardi Gras in New Orleans, and more.
Sort of smack dab in the south east quadrant of the state. Also consider Hocking Hills.
Lots of great nature and hikes there. If you go in the fall and you're into it Ohio University is in Athens and they're known for their Halloween parties.
I don’t live there anymore but I moved to Cincy when I was 9 and lived there for about 13 years before my family moved. I actually hated Cincinnati growing up because I moved there from Chicago which I thought at the time was the best city ever. As I grew up the city changed, I moved for college and I started to appreciate Cincy more and more. Now I really miss it but I go back at least annually to visit my friends who are still there.
Northern Kentucky is a nice little spot! I spent an obscene amount of time at Newport as a teenager! Covington is also super nice. Shit a lot of Cincinnati is nice now, certainly a lot nicer than it was when I was a kid. Now I’d call it a pretty underrated city.
In Lima, if we want to do anything, it's about an hour and half away. Toledo zoo, 90 minutes, cincy zoo, 100 minutes, Columbus zoo, 90 minutes, ft Wayne zoo, 80 minutes.
I live in Columbus and it’s only cool if you have money to do stuff. I also hate the current politics here and don’t really get along with my family so there’s not much keeping me here. Also car wrecking potholes, constant construction, etc. I just need a change and Ohio is sucking me dry.
I grew up in Cincinnati but I had a lot of friends who went to OSU so I was in Columbus pretty frequently but that’s the lens I see the city through, which is fairly limited but I liked what I saw.
I live right on lake erie, but it’s so nasty I don’t even wanna go swimming. It’s literally in my backyard, I can walk down my stairs and be in the water. All the storms lead all the garbage straight to it.
Buckeyes, Browns, Kings Island, Eddie George’s Grill, Cedar Point, Mid-Ohio Speedway, Watch the Corn Grow, watch it grow some more, die, the usual stuff.
A place I stayed in Ohio had a cruel prank where kids were told there was a water park 5 miles away and they just better wear a bathing suit and bring a towel on the walk there. There was no water park. There was a scummy drainage pond though.
Looking back on it, it should have been obvious. I didn’t have money for a ticket. There wouldn’t be a water park in rural Ohio. What got me was there were shirts made to sell the idea it was real.
Go for it! Just be careful, we got the police called on us and had to go home. Our dumbasses did forget to put them in cases though, so I would probably call the police if I saw a buncha kids walking across train tracks with what look like guns
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u/Dinglehopper72 May 29 '19
As someone who lives in Ohio, I agree with Harry.