unusualfire

Times has changed. The Reds are 2 and a half out with 5 to play. Can it be done? sure, but unlikely. Stl needs 3 more loses in 5 games and the Astro's need to lose 1 game out of 5, while the Reds must win all 5 of their games.

It's "GONE".

wow he was a great talent too.Will the Bengals trade him before his contract is up or what happens? Is the contract void now?

I hope it's reception is the same. I could hear it all the way to north Lousiville and north of Dayton.

You guys should see the enquire comment section about crime in Cincinnati. It's 52 pages long. Some said they moved to Bright, Indiana to get away from the crime and some said it's worse here than when they lived in Chicago. What a joke. Why do people even work if they are worried about crime. Some people need to get a grip. Crime is not bad here in Cincinnati.

We Dey? ;)

wow, It does not look good early.

Wait. The profits are taxed just like any other company. And where do profits goto anyway?? SHAREHOLDERS

It's flea season, remember that.. ;)

They need to build it ASAP. Get the funding from where ever you can. Traffic this past week was horrendous.

I drove by today and it looks like they are starting on their 7th or 8th floor. I think the garage goes 1 or 2 stories above ground. Does that count as a story? ;)

Ohh shoot i guess it wasn't a buckeye tree. I always thought it was. But i guess it was a chestnut tree. I got it right now. ;)

We used to have one in our front yard when i was growing up. THEY SUCK. It killed the grass and you could get stuck by them.

And the NFL mentioned the late slide. I guess this puts all QB's on notice. Don't slide late or you'll be treated as a running back which they should if they are RUNNING..lol

Man OSHA has been dishing out the fines lately.

lol yeah. This team can't handle the emotions of a walk off home run. I think they had a losing streak after EVERYsingle one that they his year.

What was Dayton's main economy back in the 20's? The area Alamosa i'm thinking it had something to do with the gold rush.

Last summer. I spent some time near Alamosa Co and Fort Meyers(lehigh acres). These area has pre-built infrastucture(roads) before any development has ever started to happen. Sometimes these are 30+ years old. http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Alamosa,+CO&ie=UTF8&z=12&ll=37.372886,-105.57415&spn=0.120322,0.343323&om=1 The map above is a vast area of NOTHING but plants and roads. And land could be bought for $500 an acre. Why doesn't Ohio do any planning like this? Is it because of too many farms?

Lucky MOFO. If it was me or you we would be doing 5 years or more.

LOL @ a Macy store. That's tacky.

He can make his own Production company and market his own show out of Cincinnati-Dayton right? The region did some hollywood productions not too many moons ago. ;)

I would pay 50 cent to avoid a 30 minute delay.

CLEVELAND..lol

No way 50k work in Sharonville. That like more than Blus Ash.

I saw $2:17 a gallon in Loveland today. Hopefully it lasts a while.