Summit Street

^definately, although my plans were actually to take a bus

i'd live in any of those, for sure (if i lived in cleveland(and had the money))

^lol that map actually isn't too far off in basic outline...if up is west, and the jebediah statue is where ohio's springfield has it's fountain plaza thing...

wow, i never knew it would be this tall, cool

^i'd prefer ohio weather over 82 kelvins, definately :D oh, and i never went to cincinnati like i wanted to...i fell asleep

^yes

i just heard the nhl players have agreed to a salary cap, but their season will still be cancelled

i'm bored and have the day off work. should i take the 12:30 bus to cincinnati for the hell of it? (i also want to get back to columbus tonight to get drunk, so i would have to leave by like 6:30)

^but then how can the suburbanites get home as quick? it'll take at least another minute for them to get onto the interstate! :shoot:

^oh, and make sure it's lighted too

oh, please go shove a stick of dynamite up your butt, odot

danke, grasscat. ich mochte hier meine haus lieben. or something like that

things actually happen when casto isn't involved :)

cincinnati has an east side??

cool

grand opening in 10 days? that looks like they are pushing the time limit close

^they started construction on it last october. didn't you see the thread? hahhaaa okay no, the goings right now are that due to lack of funds, plans have been shelved.

^thanks for explaining it, i didnt know how to...just that columbus is to deal with the sidewalks and i hope osugoose wasn't scared off or anything, we could always use more posters here

Artists find unlikely spot on Columbus' east side Business First of Columbus By Tim Puet For Business First Friday, February 4, 2005 There's an old warehouse building in Columbus that has been converted into studio space, and its new tenants include painters, a sculptor, a photographer and a design business. It isn't a trendy loft in the city's Brewery District or a space in the artsy Short North. It's at 1033 Brentnell Ave., an area of Columbus' east side that isn't readily known as a haven for the artistic set. But developer Jeff Katz has placed artists' studios side by side with industrial warehouse space in a former food distribution center. About 14,000 square feet of the 220,000-square-foot building comprises 12 studios, four of which are occupied. The Brentnell building's 12 spaces have been configured into 200- to 3,000-square-foot units. The building had been occupied by companies for about 40 years until 1998, when Fleming Foods left. In 2000, it stood vacant when Katz saw it listed for sale on an Internet site. He bought it for $1.5 million and has put the same amount into renovations. Full article: http://columbus.bizjournals.com/columbus/stories/2005/02/07/focus2.html

cool! the courthouse is especially nice. the whole city sorta looks like Bryan in nw ohio

do you mean double the sidewalk on the eastern side of high st.? the only way to do that is to move the street over. good god no, keep the polaris crap away from my neighborhood are you talking about taking down all the ones there now or just adding more? yes it does need good bars, but not the 3 kegs kind of shit there is nothing wrong with any of the udf stores, why waste money on rehabbing one i prefered the spot it was in before campus partners shoved a knife down its throat the one at 16th by bernies? what is wrong with it? it could use a repaving, but widen? its just an alley, not a street. so are you seriously saying you want campus partners to do their dirty work all the way to lane ave.? if they do end up doing that then i'll be moving

uhhh, i'm not really sure why you would think that....

^thanks

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boo!! :evil: