Magyar

Boomer Esiason? Mike Brown? Jim Bowden? Marge Shott?

So did any of you go to Creekside (Gahanna) Fest two weeks ago or Comfest this past weekend?

Yeah. Now can someone put the two answers in a single post....if someone wants to choose the next map for us to guess at.

There is a third component to the complex there. Please identify it as well. (I don't mean to be a hard-ass, I just think giving more specific answers might save this thread (or I could be wrong).

Since the title of thread requires Cincy locations, I'll stay there. http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=39.166646,-84.430103&spn=0.020943,0.030427&t=k&hl=en My clue - It's worse than Paddock and I-75.

Paddock and I-75?

A Google Images search could have answered that one for you in 1/2 a second. Yeah, but that would of required me to leave the urbanohio board, go to google, actually think about going to either images or websites, remember what to type in the description, then decide which thumbnail to get a closer view of. And who knows which detours, if any I would of encountered along the way. He knows his camera and I can wait (or now, waited) for his response (already given).

^ Must of been some party if you were holding beercans with your teeth. :-P

Is this a digital or film camera?

Yes that does a better job.

Again, whole city or individual communities fending for self, disregarding their neighbors. Your post/comments did not address it either.

You're contradicting yourself. One moment you're saying we should look at the big picture and what the innerbelt means to the entire community, next moment you're bemoaning communities opertunities that never came to light. So should we put everything together for the big picture, take each community seperately, or destroy the village to save it. ;-)

Aren't you supposed to be a transportation advocate now? What do you have against UFOs? They could just save us from ourselves when it comes to our impending oil crisis. :-P

They don't. While they actually exist, they combine for a population of 500. I just wanted to pull your chain. :-)

Time to switch subjects. Temple Univ (from Philadelphia) is suspose to be joining the MAC....in football only (at this time). Now the MAC teams can play at the LINC (while half empty) so they can be prepared for when they go to the Horseshoe.....sort of.

Hey Summit, You forgot: Claridon, East Claridon, Stantontown, Fargo, and Kilbourne. :wink: :-P

I don't actively root for the Bengals, nor do I actively hate, or disparage the Browns. I'm just apathetic towards both now. Where is I used to care about the Browns and laugh at the Bengals. Circumstances have arisen that prevent me from doing that now. :-(

I use a Minolta X-370 SLR and a Cannon Sure shot point-and-shoot.

I can't be that cynical about the Bengals anymore, not with the train wreck on the northshore that I once cheered for and cared about...15 years ago.

I was by there yesterday, stoping at the State Library. Just plenty of rubble and tall grass/weeds right now.

Let them try to drop a roundabout on Bridge St (US 33/161) between Riverside and I-270. :-D

Those are Softball fields. Apparently, there is a difference. :-) Thinking about the (now?) ineverable destruction of Cooper, I hope the new owner saves the original outfield wall (not the current one that has been used since baseball returned in 1977). Something from the original stadium needs to be left standing there.

I'm a Columbus native. I can rap it anytime I want. :-P

And Tressel said he was excited when Maurice Clarrett committed to Ohio State in 2001. So the Penguins get to come to the capital and be seen on state-wide TV (I don't see ABC or ESPN picking the game up). Big whoop.

I didn't realize the Arnold draws that many people. I was wondering where 60,000 people were going to meet at, outside of the Horseshoe, in Columbus.