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OHSportsFan
Fan of Ohio Sports in Indy
Friend just texted with some extra tickets so I’ll be heading to Columbus for this one.
Looks like fall football weather and I can’t wait. Go Bucks!
Looks like fall football weather and I can’t wait. Go Bucks!
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I mute them a lot, but I really enjoyed Gus’ call of the 2014 B1G CG
But then, Fran Drescher could have called that game and I would’ve liked it
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Don Muenz
Kill the blow. Let the devil sort them out.
Don't know your tastes in food, but here goes.
I have lived in the north end since 1979 and have eaten several times at each of these joints and been pleased with what I had.
Mexican-American: La Casita, 1355 Bethel Road, just east of Godown Road. Good stuff and plenty of it. If you've never had fried ice cream, good place to start.
Salvadoran: El Ranchero Kitchen (next to an Ohio Car Title Agency) 984 Morse Road, about two blocks east of I-71. Very good stuff. Not like a Mexican place. Strawberry dessert is excellent.
Natalie's, 5601 North High Street, catty-corner from Saint Michael's. Has live music, so there may be a cover charge. Really good pizza from a coal-fired oven. Love it.
Villa Nova, 5545 North High Street, about two blocks south of Natalie's: Italian-American. Very good lasagna, meat or veggie. Good spaghetti alla carbonara, ravioli, gnocchi. I've had 'em all and liked them.
Iron Grill, 5295 North High Street, three blocks south of Villa Nova: very good barbecue, smoked on-premises. Good salads, flat breads, great fries. You can also get sweet potato fries here, if you've never tried them.
Nancy's Home Cooking, 3133 North High Street. This joint was frequented by OSU football and basketball coaches, when Nancy King was the proprietor. I don't believe that she ever turned anyone away who was hungry. Very small place, but whopping portions, especially for breakfast. Excellent home fries. Every Ohio State fan ought to eat here at least once. On Saturdays, open 0600 to 1430 hours.
I have lived in the north end since 1979 and have eaten several times at each of these joints and been pleased with what I had.
Mexican-American: La Casita, 1355 Bethel Road, just east of Godown Road. Good stuff and plenty of it. If you've never had fried ice cream, good place to start.
Salvadoran: El Ranchero Kitchen (next to an Ohio Car Title Agency) 984 Morse Road, about two blocks east of I-71. Very good stuff. Not like a Mexican place. Strawberry dessert is excellent.
Natalie's, 5601 North High Street, catty-corner from Saint Michael's. Has live music, so there may be a cover charge. Really good pizza from a coal-fired oven. Love it.
Villa Nova, 5545 North High Street, about two blocks south of Natalie's: Italian-American. Very good lasagna, meat or veggie. Good spaghetti alla carbonara, ravioli, gnocchi. I've had 'em all and liked them.
Iron Grill, 5295 North High Street, three blocks south of Villa Nova: very good barbecue, smoked on-premises. Good salads, flat breads, great fries. You can also get sweet potato fries here, if you've never tried them.
Nancy's Home Cooking, 3133 North High Street. This joint was frequented by OSU football and basketball coaches, when Nancy King was the proprietor. I don't believe that she ever turned anyone away who was hungry. Very small place, but whopping portions, especially for breakfast. Excellent home fries. Every Ohio State fan ought to eat here at least once. On Saturdays, open 0600 to 1430 hours.
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Nigel Tufnel
Choking on vomit
Shitty sweet Carolina “bbq sauce” vs Memphis dry rub - RIVALS.
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Don Muenz
Kill the blow. Let the devil sort them out.
Tyrone Harrison struck by a car and killed. Very sad. RIP, Tyrone.
https://www.cleveland.com/osu/2018/10/former_ohio_state_fullback_tyr.html#incart_river_index
https://www.cleveland.com/osu/2018/10/former_ohio_state_fullback_tyr.html#incart_river_index
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Bill Lucas
Assistant Coach
Carolina BBQ sauce (North) is vinegar based and (South) is mustard based. Neither should be described as sweet.
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