OT: What Does Ohio Mean to You?

Submitted by BostonWolverine on

So, here's the deal: I was born in Ohio. I grew up in Cincinnati. It's not something I broadcast around here. The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles is looking for a new slogan to go on their license plate. The goal is to, in 40 characters or less, describe what Ohio means to you.

Being a Michigan grad from Ohio, I thought this was the perfect forum to ask this very important question. So, feel free to have a look at the BMV Website and decide what Ohio means to you in 40 characters or less. Remember though, you can only vote 10 times a day.

Picktown GoBlue

December 6th, 2011 at 10:41 PM ^

The Story of O (OT: now, that was a wasted college evening seeing that at the Biograph in Chicago...but I digress)

That's all the better our art students are?

Governor didn't like predecessor's wife's plate design (oops, that might be too many letters)

Only here due to corporate layoffs

Burning river, artificial lakes

 

Snidely Doo Rash

December 6th, 2011 at 11:10 PM ^

or "No natural lakes, plenty of flakes"

or "Sublimation Rock Formation State" (in honor of Devo, Breeders, GBV et al who have made art out of the hell from wence they came)

or "Even Indiana ain't this bad"

EJG

December 6th, 2011 at 10:53 PM ^

America's Landfill

We're Almost Kansas

Exit Only

We Love Meth

12 Is Legal, Relatives Too

Smell Manure? You Are Here

Where Water Is Flammable

48th State For So Many Reasons (they were not officially admitted to the U.S. by Congress until 1953 making them the 48th state of the greater 48 -- don't believe me, look it up)

 

 

 

Roachgoblue

December 6th, 2011 at 11:20 PM ^

Cum guzzlin cheaters
5 GA's and my wife
Criminals love cock
Lo class nut huugerz
Cheating fuckwods
Meyer at least bangs ga's
Family time ... Pause not
Fuck speilwoman
Herbstreit loves ....... A doodle doo

Feat of Clay

December 7th, 2011 at 9:57 AM ^

My Chicago pal who loves a roadtrip invented a grand motto for its neighbor:

"Indiana:  Always between you and the state where you want to be."  It fits for Ohio too.