Posted March 14, 200619 yr well two stops in two podunk-esque towns. not bad, not great, kinda like purgatory welcome to downtown stryker, complete with four way stops! well, at least the town has a cool name bout as dense as it gets around here where i got my cdl and my hair did occupied, vacant, vacant! housing stock was really unispring too, i didnt bother to walk very far he was creepy __________________________ well anywho, another 15 minutes up the road to archbold, which is somehow pronounced Arch-i-bawld this is a bad sign this is too what do you know, a 50s nostalgia diner village hall, which played god bless america for like 10 minutes straight (apparently village halls have carillions), i wanted to kill myself another hidden deco beauty in nw ohio. housing stock, bah this city has the most high tech "push to walk" buttons ever mm...tobacco how did subway get such a nice building? rexall? boring street ta ta, archie! okay, one more stop left!
March 14, 200619 yr Wow. Greatest Subway ever. "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
March 14, 200619 yr Archbold seems to have brand-spanking-new brick streets. Either that or no one has driven on them for the last hundred years.
March 14, 200619 yr Archbold is home to Sauder Furniture. In summer, Sauder Village is open. It's a highly-regarded living history attraction, very good.
March 15, 200619 yr Archbold is home to Sauder Furniture. In summer, Sauder Village is open. It's a highly-regarded living history attraction, very good. That explains the Streetscaping.
March 15, 200619 yr yeah, i saw sauder on the way out of town, i don't know if they were open (i doubt it) but i remember it being like 10 bucks. Well i could have stopped by the gift shop.....
June 13, 200817 yr I wonder if any foreigners ever walk into one of our Subways, expecting to find a subway? Those mustard covered shades are da' bomb.
June 13, 200817 yr I wonder if any foreigners ever walk into one of our Subways, expecting to find a subway? Those mustard covered shades are da' bomb. I doubt it since in most countries the "subway" is known as "the metro".
June 13, 200817 yr I wonder if any foreigners ever walk into one of our Subways, expecting to find a subway? Those mustard covered shades are da' bomb. I doubt it since in most countries the "subway" is known as "the metro". I saw a train station in Italy and it's sign said "FART". I thought it was a Taco Bell.
June 13, 200817 yr I wonder if any foreigners ever walk into one of our Subways, expecting to find a subway? Those mustard covered shades are da' bomb. I doubt it since in most countries the "subway" is known as "the metro". I saw a train station in Italy and it's sign said "FART". I thought it was a Taco Bell. LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
June 14, 200817 yr Why do small northern Ohio towns always look so austere and plain? Is it in the water? This is a relatively nice one, BTW.
June 14, 200817 yr it looks like archy used the same "lifestyle mall type" street intersection paving that lorain also used in it's downtown along broadway -- interesting to see how it looks in another town. i wonder how well it will hold up after a few more years of wear and tear.
June 14, 200817 yr This or one of the related ones. Whenever I hear that name I think of Jeff Stryker the gay porn star.
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