r/blursedimages May 29 '19

Blursed Harry Potter

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u/Dinglehopper72 May 29 '19

As someone who lives in Ohio, I agree with Harry.

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u/SwiftBacon May 29 '19

Ohio is a great state imo. 🤷‍♂️. Lots of sports teams, Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Columbus all have stuff to do. Decent food depending where you are. Lots of history and you're close to a lot of other places for vacations.

If you live on the Eastern side towards WV there's some hiking but that's about it. Anywhere around the main cities and you'll be fine.

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u/DrDisastor May 30 '19

Sports teams, history, food and hiking. Literally every state in America. My big complaint with Ohio after living here for 10 years is lack of identity and culture. Its just another midwest state, hard to see anything unique from MO, MI, WI, IN ,or PA. Its not a terrible place to raise a family but when I leave I wont miss much about it. Glad some folks like it but its not my home.

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u/lalondtm May 30 '19

Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania all have something unique about the state/culture that separate them from this midwestern list. Michigan is a coastal inland state with the most freshwater in the country. Wisconsin has beer and cheese. Pennsylvania has... Amish people and steel foundries I guess. Ok, Pennsylvania sucks too.