Let's keep it 3hunna...the Midwest is the best place to live.
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Grizzly
Home Run Hitter
Columbus, Ohio
fukk any bytch nikka that's hatin'
fukk any bytch nikka that's hatin'
Ronnie Lott
#49erGang
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
East Cleveland
East St. Louis
Flint
Gary
Harvey
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Some other ones I forgot...
Boogie
Been a joint call me Mr. Backwood
Lets see...
- Twisters
- Land locked
- Terrible weather
- Cacs everywhere
- Most boring region (you're called flyover states for a reason)
- Boring and full of farms
Yeah, real goat
Landlocked? Ohio northern border is a lake
bytch.Lets see...
- Twisters
- Land locked
- Terrible weather
- Cacs everywhere
- Most boring region (you're called flyover states for a reason)
- Boring and full of farms
Yeah, real goat
now say somethin back, hoe
Just becareful of the backwood shyt in Wisconsin. Home of Ed Gein and Jeffery Dahmer, and lately that Slenderwoman girl 
ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
East Cleveland
East St. Louis
Flint
Gary
Harvey
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Some other ones I forgot...
Harvey is in Cook County. thats under chicago's umbrella to me.
why didn't you add Minneapolis?
Mandizi
5-I-3 till I D-I-E
I wouldn't call it all that, but it's home and I wouldn't have it any other way. 
Plus I'd rather deal with tornadoes (most common sign of nature we get in Cincy and that's not much) than the earthquakes, floods and hurricanes that's more common in other regions.
Plus I'd rather deal with tornadoes (most common sign of nature we get in Cincy and that's not much) than the earthquakes, floods and hurricanes that's more common in other regions.
BlackAchilles
Veteran
I say this as someone with roots in the midwest: if your interests are beer, farming and fat white women, then definitely.
If not, good God no.
If not, good God no.
ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
I wouldn't call it all that, but it's home and I wouldn't have it any other way.
Plus I'd rather deal with tornadoes (most common sign of nature we get in Cincy and that's not much) than the earthquakes, floods and hurricanes that's more common in other regions.
earthquakes are pretty rare. We have tornado seasons for crying out loud. Hurricane Ike made it rain here for like 7 days straight which ending up causing floods and forced a lot of our bridges to close down. We did get 500 on Link tho so fukk it
Mandizi
5-I-3 till I D-I-E
earthquakes are pretty rare. We have tornado seasons for crying out loud. Hurricane Ike made it rain here for like 7 days straight which ending up causing floods and forced a lot of our bridges to close down. We did get 500 on Link tho so fukk it
Never been in Chi-town during the winter, don't know if I could deal with the whip of those winds by Lake Michigan/Chicago River.
The chill near Ohio river is enough for me.
Oceanicpuppy
Superstar
The midwest was the shyt back in 1930s -1970s
Now y'all just..........
Now y'all just..........
ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
yeah it can be brutal. but strong frigit winds is what I'd prefer over than massive lake effect snow which occurs on the otherside of Lake Michigan. Grand Rapids, MI gets 75 inches of snow a year.