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Hey look, Ohio once again going the wrong direction, just like every city I've lived in does with bicycles.
Cars keep crashing into bicycles/Amish? Penalize the bicycles/Amish! How dare they intrude into what has ALWAYS been the domain of cars.
Man, fuck Ohio and fuck cars. If I could ride my bicycle to work every day I would.
Clevelander here.
........yeah.
Condolences.
Good fishing, though! Just don't set the river on fire. again.
Pssshhhh!!!! Don't tell me what to do!
You have nice mild summers, but it can't be worth that winter.
I'm more mid-ohio, myself, and the winters have gotten much milder than they were in my childhood, unfortunately.
My dad likes to tell stories about him and his brothers driving on a local pond in their teenage years because it froze thick enough to do so.
It hasn't frozen over since I was in middle school.
Oh yeah I know it. I'm in central WV. We used to get tons of snow when I was a kid. Winters are mild now.
Depends...are you thinking of the east side or the weat side? The west side might not get any snow, while the east side gets a thick full 9 inches....
I've only been up there working a few times so I didn't know the difference was so drastic.