QUOTE(Cody @ Aug 8 2008, 04:53 PM)

youngstown
Where dreams go to die
youngstown
(n) Where Satan threatens to send residents of hell who are deemed unworthy. This desolate, barren wasteland was at one time an important manufacturer of steel, ranking third in the country in gross production - behind only Pitsburgh, PA and Gary, IN. After helping the U.S. military conquer the Nazis the city turned its attention to mafia car-bombings (known as a Youngstown tune-up). After much white flight, the city became a great place for crack-whores (especially lower Market Street,..you know near Chamlmers). Jim Tressel did what he could to return dignity to the city by capturing 4 National Championships in Division I-AA Football, but any gains made there have since been nullified by the imprisonment of the congressman, sheriff, prosecutor, county commissioner and a couple judges. Mess with Youngstown (the fucking Valley to you) and you will get skinned alive if you are lucky.
Youngstown is one crazy-ass shithole.
Dude, I used to live within spitting distance of there. That's a rough fucking city. Also, go Penguins!
Where I was:
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East Liverpool
What was once considered the pottery capital of the world is now a melting pot for that barely surviving industry and the recent influx of drugs, gang violence, and the beloved nuclear waste plant. Located on the banks of the 50% water, 50% toxic waste Ohio River, the small city is home to their very own branch of Kent State University, the Potters football team, and the Poverty Festival, I mean, the Pottery festival.
This is sure to be an odorous stop on anyone's road trip across State Route 7.
In 1990, Martin Sheen and a coalition of environmentalists came to East Liverpool, OH to protest the nuclear waste plant, WTI (Waste Technology Industries) and their polution of the once fresh-water, now sludge-water, Ohio River.
They forgot to mention that Al Gore came through there during the first Clinton campaign to talk about WTI and how he would put a stop to it. Before he got inaugurated, it was already there. He owned stock in the company.
Where I am now (number three):
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Anderson
1. a popular sirname (sic) in the United States
2. a poor city in South Carolina
3. a decaying Rust Belt city in Indiana, 37 miles NE of Indianapolis
Anderson of anything sucks
#3 sums it up pretty fucking well. Although Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton both made campaign stops here during the primaries, and I saw both of them speak. That was pretty cool. Obama is a much more punctual person than Clinton...that bitch was 2 hours late.
This was one of those cities that used to be important before GM decided to fuck everyone over. We were even targeted by Soviet missiles during the cold war.
Where I'm moving on Sunday:
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Muncie
Land of nowhere located 55 miles NE of Indianapolis.
The hometown of Ball State University.
Population 70,000
muncie is about the dullest place on Earth.
It's not really that bad. They forgot to mention the huge crystal meth problem and the mention of the city on The Colbert Report. It IS dull, but not nearly as dull as Anderson or East Liverpool.