Taosman
Your Cousin In New Mexxico
Does Youngstown follow the Browns or the Steelers?
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jimotis4heisman
Banned
neither steelers nor the browns, not even the bengals
from columbus
ps i have no nfl "team"
from columbus
ps i have no nfl "team"
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All-American
Yeah that's a great plan. Consider Eastern Ohio (Steubenville, Martins Ferry, Bellaire, St. Clairsville, etc.) is Ohio State country. And yes Eastern Ohio is predominently Steelers also. That's the way it is. An hour or less from Pittsburgh, having all the Pittsburgh stations, and not having any major down periods in 35 years will make people Steelers fans generation to generation in Eastern Ohio.
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ytown is far from deadwood. being a buckeyes fan you should know of it. some dude associated with the buckeyes spent a few years up here.... who was it....um oh thats right JT
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yeah, but we have a new mayor who is committed to making the city rebound.... as if we haven't heard that before.
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buckalum01
They Call Me Assassin
If we did in fact cut those cities loose from Ohio two things would happen:
1. The jobless rates for Ohio would dramatically and quickly improve. As would many other economic factors that pull our state downward in national rankings.
2. We would encite a second civil war as most of those states would cry foul if they had to take on the burden of supporting the majority of the people in those cities and would fight to the death to make us keep those territories.
Deep Breath. Exhale. Deep Breath. Exhale. Deep Breath. Exhale.
Ok- now that we have relaxed just a bit. These were obviously good natured jokes, that meant no harm. I certainly don't want people to get their panties in a bunch over anything I said.
1. The jobless rates for Ohio would dramatically and quickly improve. As would many other economic factors that pull our state downward in national rankings.
2. We would encite a second civil war as most of those states would cry foul if they had to take on the burden of supporting the majority of the people in those cities and would fight to the death to make us keep those territories.
Deep Breath. Exhale. Deep Breath. Exhale. Deep Breath. Exhale.
Ok- now that we have relaxed just a bit. These were obviously good natured jokes, that meant no harm. I certainly don't want people to get their panties in a bunch over anything I said.
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buckalum01
They Call Me Assassin
Besides- Ohio is what it is today because of the hard work and sacrifices from people across the state- including those cities mentioned. I would not want to change our state in any way (except maybe Carribean-like weather, beaches, and rum maybe).
Ohio is great- warts and all.
Ohio is great- warts and all.
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Smooth Olaf
Checking out Channel 9, man.
I was born in Youngstown but raised in North Canton. I follow the Browns.
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TheStoicPaisano
But I didn't, so it doesn't
Let's see. My dad went to Ursuline, is a Browns fan. One of my cousins is a Steelers fan, she went to Fitch. What is really cool is one of my dad's cousins and his family, who've retained their loyalty to the Browns even though they live in Pittsburgh.
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