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Appalachians do not like Cletus Safaris and Vance's book is perceived as one. Even if he has roots there.

Probably renovate an old K-Mart instead

And if this was done in 1988 then that was the summer of the Pink Floyd laser light shows on the side of a building Downtown.

That was back when big spotlights were still used to promote events. You saw one of those and you went Downtown if you were bored just to see what was going on. One time we went and it turned out to be just like, a midnight sale at Bobb Chevrolet or something.

Yeah but they don't like Louisville the school

^Somehow that would piss off UK fans.

We probably would have been more important earlier if we had a navigable waterway. At some point the Scioto was more navigable as that's how both Sullivant and Goodale arrived to town if I remember right.

And it was a notoriously bad census.

I mean, he'd consider showing up to a meeting about it

For all that money we got "Are you a racist? Do you hate Mexicans?"

Harley Guys aren't going to turn up for DeWine so Whaley has that.

I almost want Mandel to win since he has the best chance of losing in the general of the three.

Well ya know his taproom at his farm had to temporarily close during quarantine so of course Nazi imagery must be used.

I hate strip joints but I'm not going to tell other people that they can't go to them.

My god their grid is small. Oh well, other places have Bojangles now too.

+1 With DeWine you at least know what you're getting vs. Cranley who is always trying to figure out ways to make things worse. Nan all the way.

He has stated that due to fertility issues in his family he has since changed his mind to pro-choice. John Cranley: “We will stand up for individual rights but at the same time support policies to expand contraceptive access, provide child care, and the early educational assistance that help families thrive. “I am pro-choice, and as governor I will veto any effort to undermine reproductive freedom. Raised in a Catholic household, I started out in a different place on this issue, like Tim Ryan, Joe Biden and many others. About 15 years ago, my wife, Dena, and I wanted to start a family. We went through some very personal fertility decisions. During that process, it became clear to me what Dena was already telling me: Government has no role in reproductive decisions. https://www.daytondailynews.com/local/abortion-where-do-ohios-governor-candidates-stand/2DKV6MKSCVAJZDDPJGFPDMZQY4/

Has anyone else seen the Cranley ads trashing Dayton or are they only showing them in Columbus?

That's what a classic street grid does for you instead just 2-4 egress points.

That Walk is a cool new tradition.

US-23 leaves High Street at Morse and doesn't return until Main. An enormous amount of people don't know this until it's pointed out to them.

Today Columbus makes Future Columbus do all the work. Future Columbus is really going to hate Today Columbus in the same way we hate '60s and '70s Columbus for what they did to Downtown and what they didn't do when all that federal rail transit money was being handed out in the '70s and early 2010s.

Cincinnati users be like, "I don't see where Gordon Bombay posted in this thread"

Fewer kids, fewer secretaries and typing pool workers driving back and forth from Downtown on Summit, 4th and Indianola, and people not all driving Downtown from Clintonville, Beechwold and Old North to shop as compared to the '60s when traffic likely peaked through there.

If we're talking daily or even weekly market following you end up looking at what's going on today or this week and over the past two months individuals have cut back on their tech purchases. That does affect the market even if the long-term outlook is sunny. Thousands of otherwise finished cars are sitting at racetracks waiting on chips and getting through that backlog will take years... even if Intel doesn't supply them themselves other chipmakers are straining to make them. But in the past couple weeks video game sales have taken a total dive, which is representative of how the individual consumer feels about tech this week.