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05-18-2009, 04:01 PM
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Location: East Bay, CA
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Originally Posted by Mikieo415
TELL IT LIKE IT IS
1) Current or former Ohio location:
Akron (formerly)
2) Why do you want to leave or have left?:
Employment opportunities; job in the Bay Area gained.
3) Where outside of Ohio and why:
Bay Area, California
4) 2nd and 3rd Place Choices:
N/A
5) What’s currently holding you back from moving if you haven't already left?:
N/A
6) Anything else you want to say?
Go Cavs
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05-23-2009, 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by jam40jeff
Didn't you know that Ohio is the root of all of life's problems? I heard they are adding a line to the Dos Equis "Most Interesting Man In The World" commercial:
"He once traveled to Ohio to see what it was like to be instantaneously stripped of your wealth, power, and fame."
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Haha, here's one:
"He once bought a home in Ohio and sold it a year later for a profit."
Seriously, these people crack me up. I guess I could see moving to somewhere like LA for the weather, but Denver? Don't these people watch South Park? If were going to judge cities based on their stereotypes then what exists inside the city of Denver other than the Broncos?
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05-23-2009, 04:30 PM
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Location: Beavercreek, Ohio (Dayton)
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Originally Posted by ksu sucks
Haha, here's one:
"He once bought a home in Ohio and sold it a year later for a profit."
Seriously, these people crack me up. I guess I could see moving to somewhere like LA for the weather, but Denver? Don't these people watch South Park? If were going to judge cities based on their stereotypes then what exists inside the city of Denver other than the Broncos?
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Oh no I love L.A.'s weather. You mean wildfires and smog don't attract you?
BTW, I love the earthquakes too! 
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05-28-2009, 10:03 AM
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Ehh L.A. is grimey. I hate that place.. with a few exceptions like Newport Beach.
San Diego on the other hand is beautiful, with lovely suburbs and practically no crime.
Oh and to the people leaving Ohio, the grass isn't always greener 
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05-28-2009, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by WeSoHood
Ehh L.A. is grimey. I hate that place.. with a few exceptions like Newport Beach.
San Diego on the other hand is beautiful, with lovely suburbs and practically no crime.
Oh and to the people leaving Ohio, the grass isn't always greener 
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San Diego is great, though it's too close to Mexico and it's growing very fast. And when that big earthquake hits, San Diego is going into the ocean with most of the rest of the state.
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05-28-2009, 03:33 PM
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Location: Miami Township, OH
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Actually the state of Ca will not go off into the ocean with the next big quake. The San Andreas fault is a Tranverse fault; So the part of Ca on the western side of the San Andreas Fault is moving Northwest in relation to the rest of the state. So in about 50 million years L.A or a good portion of what was once L.A will be on an island off the northwestern coast of Canada. You could take a ferry boat to Vancover from L.A.
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05-28-2009, 04:53 PM
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Originally Posted by cwilloughby78
Actually the state of Ca will not go off into the ocean with the next big quake. The San Andreas fault is a Tranverse fault; So the part of Ca on the western side of the San Andreas Fault is moving Northwest in relation to the rest of the state. So in about 50 million years L.A or a good portion of what was once L.A will be on an island off the northwestern coast of Canada. You could take a ferry boat to Vancover from L.A.
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Touche.
I was just saying that jokingly because that's a common old joke I've heard a few times.
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06-17-2009, 07:41 PM
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Location: grovecity
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Originally Posted by 1watertiger
people above who trash unions have either never worked for one or are referring to very old and outdated history. unions offer a much better standard of life for families than any comparable non-union job. i dont know of a single person who would choose a non-union job over a union job. corporate profit is a must if a company wants to grow and prosper. corporate greed is whats moving jobs out of state and out of this country. and to all the people leaving ohio. good luck, sometimes the grass is greener. i just wonder where the millions of people will be getting their fresh water out west in 20 yrs ? i bet people will move back to the great lakes and eastern cities again in the not too distant future.....i guess i dont understand this country anymore. high paying jobs leaving the country, slippery slope of our rights being taken away. bill gates trading hundreds of millions of american dollars into euros ? thats scary ! wow, sorry for this off subject rant.
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i feel you are right, unions are the workers,  the pepole who voted to bring in the unions
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09-09-2009, 09:21 AM
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1) Current or former Ohio location:
Lebanon
2) Why do you want to leave or have left?:
Public schools are poor, with a few exceptions; anti intellectual outlook of many of residents; NOTHING to do, except for amusement park.
3) Where outside of Ohio and why:
Philadelphia area
4) 2nd and 3rd Place Choices:
N/A
5) What’s currently holding you back from moving if you haven't already left?:
N/A
6) Anything else you want to say?
Good riddance.
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09-12-2009, 05:09 PM
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1) Current or former Ohio location:
Akron
2) Why do you want to leave or have left?:
Too much trash is moving into the area. In the last 2 years the Chapel Hill area is looking like Cleveland, and the cops are useless.
3) Where outside of Ohio and why:
SE Ohio OR PA, we have not decided yet...but it WILL be in the next 6 months!
4) 2nd and 3rd Place Choices:
NC or Florida
5) What’s currently holding you back from moving if you haven't already left?:
Our doctors (they are the best!) and some family.
6) Anything else you want to say?
Ohio has been home for 50 years, but with all the trash moving in and sucking up any type of local resource they can it is just not for us anymore. The NE Ohio area use to be a great place to live, but no more. Car thefts, murders, B&E's, all have increased in the last 2 years in my area 100 fold. It seems like everyday a neighbor has had his car keyed, or broke into, or has been approached for $$ in his own driveway, etc.
If you have kids, and you love them, get out of this area NOW!
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