@the-gipper said:

One of your faithful brought up Cleveland being dead during the day and week and implied that other cities besides LA and NYC were dead during the day. Soooooooooooo it wasn't really a question but rather a statement that required a response. Are you going to cry about it?

@clevelandmilidh said:

Read the article numb nuts. It's right there plain as day for you to read and digest. It talks about all the factories in Youngstown specifically. There also aren't many currently operating Steel Mills or Coal Mines in the greater Pittsburgh area. Either way don't kill the messenger. Read the DAMN article.

@theclevelandsound said:

WHen she was in town for her concert, she went to some sushi place downtown. I can't remember what it was called.

Also, I would like to retract my statement about PIttsburgh being dirtier since I was proven wrong. I still hate them

Homotron said:

Well this is probably true. However, I still don't like Pittsburgh. I much rather go to Cleveland.

@the-gipper said:

And check this out: Cleveland/Akron is to host an international sporting event expected to bring 60 million dollars into the economy.

Many of you here may, perhaps, become participants?

Hillarious!!! That Bungals fan from a week or two ago? LOL

@the-gipper said:

And check this out: Cleveland/Akron is to host an international sporting event expected to bring 60 million dollars into the economy.

Many of you here may, perhaps, become participants?

speak for youself, El Gippmeister

And check this out: Cleveland/Akron is to host an international sporting event expected to bring 60 million dollars into the economy.

Many of you here may, perhaps, become participants?

Homotron said:

Who asked?

Homotron said:

Perhaps now we know why there is so much mental Retardation in Pittsburgh: pollution from Ohio.

Exhibit "A"?

@emily-p said:

wrongo. i live about 5 miles north of the armpit of the US.........yonkers, ny. one block you're driving past 3 story victorian mansions and make a right turn and you're in the middle of drug dealers and .380's.

@adamdrizzy said:

I think that goes for almost every city except for NYC and maybe LA

@emily-p said:

My husband is a Bengals fan and I can tell you from my expierence-it's the best game of the season for me because we go to that game every year in Cleveland. I have season tickets this year, so every game will be amazing, but it should be very competetive this year!

Here are the Rankings

MOST Pollution and Dirty Air (per the Environmental Defense Fund) .

1 Los Angeles, CA 58,345,945 224,657 50

2 Riverside-San Bernardino, CA 38,782,050 88,502 70

3 New York City, NY 13,892,795 188,596 22

4 Philadelphia, PA 12,966,235 106,561 25

5 Houston, TX 8,369,726 105,929 20

6 Washington, DC 7,644,442 98,627 22

7 Chicago, IL 7,581,358 187,629 19

8 Baltimore, MD 6,783,065 54,089 24

9 Atlanta, GA 6,640,293 97,516 21

10 Detroit, MI 4,937,067 118,708 16

11 Fresno, CA 4,536,115 24,644 58

12 Sacramento, CA 4,524,544 38,804 33

13 Bakersfield, CA 4,110,388 17,838 65

14 Dallas, TX 3,694,064 87,129 19

15 Boston, MA 3,362,081 62,119 14

16 St. Louis, MO-IL 3,331,538 56,992 21

17 Cleveland, OH 3,268,093 47,258 21

18 Pittsburgh, PA 2,839,664 42,494 29

19 Fort Worth-Arlington, TX 2,550,867 41,798 23

20 Charlotte, NC

Dang, Actually Pittsburgh loses .... But Looks like we are Neck and Neck in Dirt. Get rid of all those Hillbillies who live between E20th and E. 125th streets and Cleveland's air will clean right up. All the Stench from those German Cockroach Populations in the homes. But Geezzzz... Why is it ALWAYS A Competition between us.

@clevelandmilidh said:

I'm not making that up. Find the article that names Pittsburgh the dirtiest and the article says exactly what I posted above. Cleveland Factories over the border are to blame for the air quality in Pittsburgh. I have no idea on Detroit but I wouldn't be surprised. Last I checked there is a environmental phenomena called "WIND" and it "pushes things" You may want to watch a few extra episodes of Bill Nye the science guy this evening.

Homotron said:

Your a hoot, I guess Detroit is to blame for our air quality?

@adamdrizzy said:

I think that goes for almost every city except for NYC and maybe LA

Pittsburgh isn't but it's relegated to certain areas. The strip district for example, at least on the weekends is a zoo during the day and the night.

@mudratdetector said:

Buffalo is a ghost town on the weekends until night time

I think that goes for almost every city except for NYC and maybe LA

@emily-p said:

My husband is a Bengals fan and I can tell you from my expierence-it's the best game of the season for me because we go to that game every year in Cleveland. I have season tickets this year, so every game will be amazing, but it should be very competetive this year!

Hey Emily Pittsburgh was voted the dirty city based on air quality. In that same report it also mentions that Pittsburgh wouldn't be on the list if not for Ohio. Ohios factories send pollution over the border and pollute our airways soooo really Cleveland is to blame for our air quality. Amazing isn't it?

@emily-p said:

Wait...when did this happen?

My husband is a Bengals fan and I can tell you from my expierence-it's the best game of the season for me because we go to that game every year in Cleveland. I have season tickets this year, so every game will be amazing, but it should be very competetive this year!