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  • I don't like the cities. I live in the country for a reason.

  • rolling acres, Randall Park, Euclid Square, Valley View,... Next up Chapel Hill then we be coming fo you Strongsville.

    Plus I agree with you, woody, about a homeschooling. I'm thinking at Lucasville or Loraine?

    WSS

  • this video should have been with this post. Sorry for the repetition.

    WSS

  • Its a cultural thing.

  • Fargo, ND is supposed to be a great city. Small, very low unemployment rate. If you can deal with the winters and the accents of the people.

  • it's a subculture - a black liberation theology hate movement.

    A deliberately dependent subculture that refuses to accept any

    reponsibility for their own actions and plight.

  • The top three states I'd like to move to would be Wyoming, Montana and north Dakota

  • The top three states I'd like to move to would be Wyoming, Montana and north Dakota

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    The top three states I'd like to move to would be Wyoming, Montana and north Dakota

    I had to do remote sensing/GIS work in Tioga, North Dakota for 3 months at an oil camp. Unreal cold. I heard the summers are ridiculous as well.

    I will say that the people are nice. I think that happens in places where the weather is trying to kill everyone year round.

  • God damn monkeys in a zoo.

    No wonder why everyone wants to separate themselves from those jerk offs.

  • @mld-woody said:

    Sounds like the best course of action. Homeschool them too. Definitely.

    Wyoming at more than double the land size in square miles of ohio has less than 600,000 permanent residents. The Cleveland area has more than 6,000,000.

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Wyoming at more than double the land size in square miles of ohio has less than 600,000 permanent residents. The Cleveland area has more than 6,000,000.

    Are you exaggerating on purpose? Cuyahoga county has approx 1.3 million people. Stretching things and adding Geaga(sp) and Summit counties does not get you to 6 million. The entire population of Ohio is not quite 12 million.

    Unless you are counting the 6 million people in Cuyahoga County who voted for Obama in 2012......

  • @the-cysko-kid said:

    Wyoming at more than double the land size in square miles of ohio has less than 600,000 permanent residents. The Cleveland area has more than 6,000,000.

    Are you exaggerating on purpose? Cuyahoga county has approx 1.3 million people. Stretching things and adding Geaga(sp) and Summit counties does not get you to 6 million. The entire population of Ohio is not quite 12 million.

    Unless you are counting the 6 million people in Cuyahoga County who voted for Obama in 2012......

    @mohican said:

    Unless you are counting the 6 million people in Cuyahoga County who voted for Obama in 2012......

    Nice. A joke about that thing that doesn't exist

  • The Cleveland metropolitan area is usually considered through cleveland and Akron/Canton extending through elyria and Lorain to the west and you're right my numbers were off its 3.5 million. Still significantly higher than the total population of Wyoming.

  • Higher than Wyoming and Montana combined actually

  • Higher than Wyoming and Montana combined actually

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Higher than Wyoming and Montana combined actually

    Not as high as Colorado?