@fakerealmiles: Know the warning signs of unwanted Ohio. You may experience sudden spaghetti with chili and cheese on it and the chili has like cinnamon in it? Your pants and shoes will be replaced with cargo shorts and flip flops and you will no longer be able to tell when it's cold outside. Worst of all, the word "ope" will enter your vocabulary: a fake word invented by the absolutely deranged inhabitants of this forsaken land. Protect yourself from the spread of Ohio!

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b.the.nerd
Games :
Come to Ohio. We have buckeyes.
2024-07-18 23:19:07
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kristavo90
kristavo :
I live in NW Ohio, and I have NEVER seen the chili on spaghetti thing. I think it's a Cincinnati thing
2024-07-19 20:54:15
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trentmcjivvers
trentmcjivvers :
Not Tommy Macaroni!
2024-07-26 17:10:28
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user144054387
asdf :
the ope is so real
2024-07-19 00:01:07
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98emmerich
98emmerich :
ohioan here, the above ground pool isn't even funny, both of my neighbors got one in the past calender year
2024-07-19 04:13:26
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thegreatestkeith
Keith is Great :
ope, most Ohioans know that Skyline Chili is an abomination
2024-07-19 01:46:18
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theamazingxodee
Xodee :
"wouldn't be so bad without the wind"
2024-07-19 08:48:26
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facepalmfranny
FacepalmFranny :
as an Ohio resident, just know... we cannot be stopped! hahaha
2024-07-21 02:39:55
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gameknight0189
Gameknight01 :
fun fact, skyline has been voted #1 best regional fast food chain in the country
2024-07-19 19:59:54
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wraithzer0
wraith :
I mean, skyline chili IS a staple for me. what's not to love?
2024-07-18 22:33:36
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meatstax
Meatstack Actual :
a Menards grew out of a tree stump, and my kids have started to make weird hand gestures like YMCA, but other letters... what's my chances?
2024-07-18 23:30:48
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lost_dragon_sage
Dragon Sage :
No no no no no no, I just left Ohio. I can't go back. Oh hell, oh no, please I'm begging
2024-07-19 19:56:31
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copgeneral
Nicholas Flamel365 :
embrace the cincinnati chili
2024-07-19 13:42:54
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tiffanym1225
tiffany1225 :
I only go to Ohio when I need Waffle House (I'm in MI)
2024-07-19 12:41:04
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remia_42
Remia :
only guilty of the first. does that mean I'm safe? or is it too late and I'm doomed?
2024-07-30 06:39:19
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shaymahaffey
Shay Mahaffey :
I won’t except this Ohio slander, you will not be spared
2024-07-30 20:20:44
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truckster_will
Truckster Will :
Oh Lord, I'm from California and I said Ope the other day! What madness is this?!
2024-07-19 07:06:35
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gingerboo115
Gingerboo :
Ohio is amazing
2024-07-20 22:13:54
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johnpfeiffer19
lordpfeif :
I'm from Maine. the shorts and temp thing is are thing not ohios.
2024-07-19 13:44:43
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paininthegrayce
Grayce :
I DEFINITELY know I live in Ohio unfortunately
2024-07-18 23:26:09
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joawmeens
joawmeens :
Ope! I'm real early to this one! Wait.... oh God, it's happening!
2024-07-18 21:15:11
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jackboggs8
Jack Boggs :
okay look, that flip flop and under dressing for cold weather is a Midwest thing. more people in Wisconsin and Michigan do that then people in Ohio and that chili spaghetti thing is a Cincinnati thing
2024-08-01 13:29:33
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baconpenguino
baconPenguino :
i had an above ground pool on California as a child but it was called a doughboy, never heard "above ground pool" until moving to Ohio
2024-07-23 20:18:09
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blue_n0va
🍄🍂Em🍂🍄 :
Funny how this shows up on my page page the day I get back to Ohio
2024-07-19 19:50:36
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beauty_babayagha
James McGee-Moore :
Oh no! I'm IN OHIO!! ... but, like, really 😂
2024-07-24 00:00:07
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