Magyar

^ It might be ODOT. They have some aerial shots of Columbus from the 50s and early 60s that make Columbus look like the second coming of Chicago.

As mentioned previously, there's the big lake, a 4 hr drive north from Central Ohio. Smaller lakes within eyesight of Marysville include Indian Lake, northwest in Logan County, and Delaware and Alum Creek Reservoirs just to the east in Delaware Co. Hiking & Camping - default answer is the Hocking Hills, a 2 hr drive SE of Columbus.

BTW, what was that train wreck ESPN 2 was showing at Camden Yards tonight? :-o

It took me the entire thread to remember where Lord Hall is (to the right of Denney Hall and across the street from Derby & Hayes Halls). Having never taken a step into Lord (but passed it thousand times going to/from Denney & Derby) I lean towards "saving" it, but if it really is beyond reclamation, then do what must be done. :cry:

Meanwhile back at the original topic of this thread. There has been another sighting of a "We Hope You Survive" sign on the Detroit border. This time along the Lodge Freeway at 8 Mile Rd. http://www.detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060415/METRO05/604150392/0/ARCHIVE

Tell me about it. :roll: (From September @ DT Baton Rouge. Post Katrina, maybe post Rita as well)

How could I forget Nationwide buying up the NW quadrant of DT Columbus. :-)

Government, research, and retail.

Praying won't help. The gulf coast is going to get hit before the barrior islands are mended (if at all). It's just a question of how much damage everyone can put up with.

ColDay, MayDay and Monte like my photographs. Almost forgot, the day you do figure me out Ken, will be the day I leave UrbanOhio. :-P

I think the Astros came the closest in copying the Indians blueprint. Both teams signed their "kids" to long term deals in the early 90s, got new stadiums and had pretty good runs.

Zanesville has (had?) it's own UHF station that, if you have a good antenna, can be barely picked up in Columbus. Parkersburg has it's own network station (Ch 3 IIRC), I don't remember which network affliation it has.

I'm not the one championing "peak oil" and return to the city movements. I thought YOU were.

What is with the Joe Paterno graffiti?! :wtf:

http://www.dispatch.com/features-story.php?story=dispatch/2006/04/16/20060416-D5-01.html

The 3 page travel section in the Sunday Baton Rouge paper mentioned the Duct Tape festival in Avon and a contest in which the winner would get a all expense paid trip to the festival. :lol: [urlhttp://www.2theadvocate.com/features/travel/2635601.html][/url]

Maybe it's time for Ohio State to take back what was originally theirs. I think I'd prefer TOSU-C over CSU. :-P

Yeah, tell us about the days when you had to call an operator to make a phone call. You know; one ringy-dingy, two ringy-dingies..... :-D

Anarchy in the 3-Cs ? I think we're all too passive around here.

Maybe we should make our own compilation. I'd be curious as to how many we could list.

I thought we already did. It's called state government.

Rumor has it his hippy children were outside of the one on the South Side 3 weeks ago! JK.. You mean you don't date hippy chicks? :-P

But missing 3 or 4 stations minimum that stream from Ohio. :x

You're thinking of US 90 and/or I-110 as being worked on in Biloxi. I drove I-10 from Slidell to I-65 (almost Mobile) back in December without any interuptions.

I've discovered "actions" and "styles" on Photoshop. I'm twice as dangerous now. :evil: :-D