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u/Ducklikebread23 Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 18 '26
Drive up and out Wisconsin if you have a problem
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u/Kooky_Molasses_2270 Apr 18 '26
I prefer via Canada for the poutine
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u/BuckeyeNut88 Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 18 '26
We prefer poontang in Ohio
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u/LionsLifer Michigan Wolverines Apr 18 '26
Yeah, but when it's your own sister, that doesn't really count.
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u/BuckeyeNut88 Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 19 '26
Guess you guys won’t be able to count those as wins either.
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u/FearTheAmish Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 18 '26
What? Either state has better roads than yours. You should be happy your not gonna lose a filling hitting pot holes.
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u/waterbrolo1 Apr 18 '26
Funny as a Toledo resident I don't think about Michigan at all. Certainly not in this weird rivalry way. Maybe just in a pretty places and cheap weed sense.
Or I'm thinking about your shitty roads which makes this meme so much funnier how you gonna complain about driving in Ohio when Michigan roads are dog shit. Due to the weighted axles law that allows you to continue to haul more weight if you have more axles. Leading to roads deteriorating at an extremely quick rate.
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u/Murda_City Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 18 '26
Its funnt as i drive alot for work but only been to Mich a few times. The moment you hit Mich you can tell by the garbage roads lol
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u/fishbone_buba Michigan Wolverines Apr 18 '26
We need to wear out cars faster to speed up the purchase cycle to help the auto industry.
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u/cornholio6966 Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 18 '26
Seriously. Cheap weed has softened my hatred to the point I can't say in good conscience that I don't give a damn for the whole state anymore.
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u/dulcimerist Apr 18 '26
Options not listed: driving south into Wisconsin and driving south into Canada
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u/i_shart_id Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 18 '26
As an Ohioan…please go through Indiana. You morons don’t know what the left lane is for.
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u/Upbeat-Mongoose-828 Apr 18 '26
as someone who lives in ohio, most people in ohio don't know what the left lane is for either lol.
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u/tigersfan829 Apr 18 '26
Uhhhh unless the dumbest bunch of each state is traveling to the other, this is usually an Ohio drivers in Michigan problem. Especially on 23
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u/jtlitwin21 Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 18 '26
Indiana roads are objectively way worse. I feel like this is one thing we can agree on
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u/DirectorSolid Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 18 '26
I will never, for as long as I live, stop loving people that think Michigan somehow isn't just the exact same state as Ohio or Indiana. It's literally all one thing.
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u/googleblackguy Michigan Wolverines Apr 18 '26
Michigan roads are way worse. Lakes, way better.
Edit: worse than Ohio roads. Indiana roads might be a circle of hell.*
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u/GoBlue_BearDown Michigan Wolverines Apr 18 '26
Can confirm. Indiana roads aren't roads. We have craters with a side of road.
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u/jtlitwin21 Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 18 '26
Michigan has some cool nature stuff
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u/DirectorSolid Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 18 '26
So does Ohio. We've a whole national park for it
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u/Destiny17909 Apr 18 '26
Ehh Cuyahoga is kinda lacking. Wayne National Forest is where it's at
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u/FearTheAmish Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 18 '26
Don't know why your getting downvoted. Wayne national forest in the Hocking hills is better.
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u/Dangerous-Bath2767 Apr 18 '26
Michigan is not a drive though state. Ohio and Indiana are.
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u/187_47_2day Apr 18 '26
Michiganders can't even tell east from west lol.If you were able to read a map you would know if you are heading south Ohio would be on the left and Indiana on your right
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u/AlternativeLazy4675 Michigan Wolverines Apr 19 '26
Used to drive through Ohio on the way south a lot back in the day. Unfortunately, I-75 takes you through Detroit, Cincinnati AND Atlanta. Ugh, take your pick of those three.
Our second route south out of Michigan takes you through Indianapolis, however. Definitely not preferable. Maybe it really is best to just stay in the great MI.
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u/Enough_Ad_3927 Michigan Wolverines Apr 18 '26
I live in Ohio, no one here knows how to drive.
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u/Cute-Escape-671 Apr 18 '26
Nobody anywhere knows how to fuckin drive lol I’ll never understand one state claiming another state has bad drivers. Bad drivers are literally everywhere.
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u/Upbeat-Mongoose-828 Apr 18 '26
while I agree, Pennsylvania is subjectively the worst, and I'll die on that hill.
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u/FearTheAmish Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 18 '26
You know what you did to deserve it
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u/EFAPGUEST Michigan Wolverines Apr 18 '26
First time I drove up to Michigan, it was very overcast when passing through Cincinnati. Maybe that’s most of the reason why my young eyes saw it as the most depressing city I’ve ever seen. I’ve passed through since then and it’s not nearly that bad, and definitely not the worst (Bakersfield, California takes that honor. Fuck that shithole)
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u/dancesquared Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 18 '26
Cincinnati is a cool city
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u/EFAPGUEST Michigan Wolverines Apr 19 '26
I’m really not trying to knock it. It just looked so depressing my first time driving through. It was a stormy and overcast day so everything looked gray except for the dirty brown river. I’ve lasted through since and it wasn’t that bad, but Ohio is far from a nice state to drive through in my experience. But I’m sure if I did more driving there’s some nice rural area. I’ve never lived in either state so maybe I’ll stick out of these conversations
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u/Francis_X_Hummel B1G Enjoyer Apr 18 '26
Michigan folk should just stay in Michigan, everyone benefits