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Jan 30, 2013 1:23AM
Columbus ?? Really??
Columbus is the world's largest small town, and has been for quite some time. The sidewalks are rolled up at 5. It's all about Ohio State and Ohio State football and state capitol. If it wasn't for those three things, Columbus wouldn't even exist. A lot of kids I went to high school with attended Ohio State, and rhapsodized about how great Columbus is, yet every one of them couldn't wait to come home to the Cleveland area every weekend.
Columbus is the world's largest small town, and has been for quite some time. The sidewalks are rolled up at 5. It's all about Ohio State and Ohio State football and state capitol. If it wasn't for those three things, Columbus wouldn't even exist. A lot of kids I went to high school with attended Ohio State, and rhapsodized about how great Columbus is, yet every one of them couldn't wait to come home to the Cleveland area every weekend.
Jan 30, 2013 12:18AM
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Jan 29, 2013 10:50PM
Ok really, all these cities pale in comparison to Chicago, in fact I can't even believe they would even compare these cities with there broke down food, nightclub scene and fashion industry.
The fact they forgot Indianapolis says that whoever wrote the article is an idiot.
Kansas City, really! Columbus Ohio! Minneapolis/St. Paul! Come on now.
Some cities were founded because at the time there was no where else to go and people got stranded there.
Jan 29, 2013 10:41PM
Jan 29, 2013 10:37PM
Kansas City by far is the best city to live in in the midwest. With the Country Club Plaza an outdoor mall that looks like Seville, I've heard New Yorkers say lots of good things about it. The Art Institute where Walt Disney studied and Hallmark Cards. Not to mention the new venues of the Sprint Center and the new performing arts center. College sports rivals KU and MU. Weather changes so much, you really don't have to travel to get away from bitter winds of winter.
Jan 29, 2013 10:27PM
I live in rural Kansas. It's pretty hip here. We wake up at around five so we can check the cattle then get the kids up and ready for their hour long ride on the school bus then we go to work for ten to twelve hours a day, check the cattle, come home, fix supper, homework with the kids, try to see if the well has enough water in it for a few showers and go to bed. Repeat that pattern for six days a week then on Sunday we check cattle, do laundry, do dishes, drive fifty miles to the nearest Hypermart to get food for a week, come home, sit down for a little bit to figure out how to stretch $27,000 a year (thanks, Master's Degree in business for teaching me how to successfully be poor!) then do some more laundry, more dishes, check the cattle again, see if the well is not too dry to pump a little out to flush the toilets...yep. Pretty happening place!
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