bacon

December 21st, 2016 at 9:24 AM ^

Tl;dr answer: too many open coolers. Also, this should be on the minds of every OSU recruit. You can bundle up to avoid the cold, but powerful stank stays with you.

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M-Dog

December 21st, 2016 at 9:33 AM ^

It doesn't wash off either.

You finally make it through college at Ohio State - you even managed to skip all your   classes - you sign that big NFL contract, you are rolling in $$$ . . . and nobody will sleep with you because you smell like an Ohio Stadium toilet.

Let that be a lesson recruits.

 

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LSAClassOf2000

December 21st, 2016 at 10:02 AM ^

Inversions aren't uncommon in central Ohio during the winter. They typically happen late at night or during the morning hours. Sometimes they do last all day, he said.

I think these happen a lot on the Great Lakes actually, with some famous ones occuring on southern Lake Michigan. I remember a story last spring, come to think of it, which actually created a mirage of the Chicago skyline in several places along the shore where you might not normally see it. I know we've witnessed a few being out on Erie in the morning in the spring. 

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UofMCraZ

December 21st, 2016 at 10:17 AM ^

Thousands of the dirtiest, filthiest, trashiest women in the midwest....hundred thousand suckeye fans that are F.O.S a-holes.... a stadium shaped like a toilet... 

someone please take it from there...

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True Blue Grit

December 21st, 2016 at 10:55 AM ^

smells bad.  I can say that Iowa City smells too.  On our recent trip there for the game we noticed a constant smell of manure in the air the whole time.  Must be because the city is surrounded by cows or something.  

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