Don't Drink the Water in Columbus

Submitted by Mgobowl on
I heard this on WRIF this morning. Apparently there is an OSU tradition of jumping in Mirror Lake during the week leading up to the game. Last year, some environmentalists decided to test the water over the course of the evening's festivities. The verdict? It's probably no surprise, but people do in fact pee in the lake. Ammonia ppm's went from 5 to 42 and the temp went up 3 degrees. And here we all thought Columbus was a shitty town... http://www.dispatch.com/live/content/local_news/stories/2009/11/18/mirr…
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EZMIKEP

November 19th, 2009 at 3:44 PM ^

that avoids that problem. Mod Edit: FYI - There's one word that Brian's ever had a problem with, you used it. It disappeared.

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imdwalrus

November 19th, 2009 at 3:52 PM ^

For future reference, what word is this? I'm not asking anyone to repost the word and get modded/negbanged for it, but from looking at what's left of the comment it's hard to tell what the offending word was. Any hints? What letter of the alphabet are we talking about?

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the_big_house 500th

November 19th, 2009 at 3:57 PM ^

Columbus is a nice city. Much cleaner than Cleveland and Cincy thats for sure. The only part that sucks about Columbus is North High Street because that takes you right into enemy territory. I tend to avoid that part of the Cbus. But otherwise Columbus is really not that bad of a town.

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EZMIKEP

November 19th, 2009 at 4:00 PM ^

I am not saying its Compton but its really a very boring city. The whole entire state of Ohio lives up to the stereotype of worst state ever. If it wasn't for Cedar Point I would never go there. Well I used to go party in the Cleveland Flats, but there are a million other things to do besides traveling to Ohio to party. The state is seriously horrible.

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formerlyanonymous

November 19th, 2009 at 4:13 PM ^

Definitely North Dakota. At least S.D. has Mount Rushmore, as limited as that is. North Dakota has nothing. Montana has great fly fishing and grizzly bears. Idaho has smurf turf and Idaho Vandals ADs who won't get on Boise State themed aircraft. Nebraska has the college world series, Kansas has Kansas City, so at least it has sports teams.

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