Cleveland vs. Cincinnati (area, cities, work)

[Tickerage]

This is a silly forum, but still quite interesting. I was born in Cincinnati, spent my summers in Huron, and now live in Florida. Cleve and Cinti are both cool, fun cities. I think anyone can tell Cleveland is bigger. It is northeastern. Cinti is Midwestern. A lot like Florida- Tampa is Midwestern, Miami is Eastern.

Anyhoo, I still read the Enquirer and Plain Dealer.

Cincinnati has nice suburbs on the East side. I love Kenwood and lived there as an adult for many years. I also love downtown, Mt. Adams, and OTR.

Cleveland is big time. I went to Oberlin. The lake is something Cinti can never compete with. Rocky River is a great place where I'd live again. The Warehouse district is just plain awesome.

Democrats, the lake, bigger city, gonna have to go with Cleveland as my vote.

John Boehner, Jean Schmidt, and Rob Portman continue to ruin Cincinnati for me and many others. It's sad and funny that someone on here actually used the Underground RR freedom center as an attribute?

My family lived in Cinti for generations but that is no reason to stay there. Cincinnati has become the reactionary capital of the Republican Party, with only the deep south in agreement. Cleveland is progressive and forward looking. Cleveland rules!

[Cincy-Rise]

Originally Posted by Tickerage

... The Warehouse district is just plain awesome. ...

&

...Cincinnati has become the reactionary capital of the Republican Party ...

Which is exactly why your credibility just went down the *****ter.

[Tickerage]

Cincy-rise, thanx for proving what an uptight, clickish, snotty place cinti can be. Ever been to the Warehouse district? Ever listen to Bill Cunningham?

Game. Set. Match.

Quit trolling this forum and trying desperately to make Cincinnati more than it is.

[Cincy-Rise]

Originally Posted by Tickerage

Cincy-rise, thanx for proving what an uptight, clickish, snotty place cinti can be.

I'm not sure what's worse... someone that's snotty, or painting broad generalizations over an entire group of people?

Ever been to the Warehouse district?

I could've sworn that I just made a comment about it?

Ever listen to Bill Cunningham?

Cincinnati voted majority for Obama.
Hamilton County voted for majority Obama.
Enquirer even published an article on why a Republican will never win majority within the city.

Quit trolling this forum and trying desperately to make Cincinnati more than it is.

Touchè.

Next.

[Tickerage]

This was my first time posting on here in years, I wouldn't call that trolling, but you....yeah.

Your point is if people don't agree with you, you hate them; you're either with us or with Saddam, "why do you hate America;" right cinti rise? You have just proven to all the readers how desperate Cinti tries to grasp at legitimacy.

I don't live in either city now, so my point is mute, my opinion was all I was offering. I know Cinti doesn't like diverse opinions or debate. It's a glorified company town, admit it.

What I really like about Cleveland is the entire surrounding Western Reserve. Many of the towns are as charming as New England. What is Cinti surrounded by? Brown County? Appalachia?

I grew up in Indian Hill, which is as good as Cinti gets. Still, years later, the memories of that (which are nice, I agree) but do not compare with my years spent on a lakefront home, with a beach, where deciduous trees bordered the beautiful shore.

I am sure you never have and never will experience anything like that. But FYI, it is awesome.

[Cincy-Rise]

Originally Posted by Tickerage

This was my first time posting on here in years, I wouldn't call that trolling, but you....yeah.

So ... you just signed up, and you've figured out that I'm a troll. Gotcha. There is a rep point rating, btw.

Your point is if people don't agree with you, you hate them; you're either with us or with Saddam, "why do you hate America;" right cinti rise?

...

I don't live in either city now, so my point is mute, my opinion was all I was offering. I know Cinti doesn't like diverse opinions or debate. It's a glorified company town, admit it.

Wow, again ... talk about open-minded liberalism at it's best.

Let's just slap labels on folks that live within this city's boundaries and write it off. Sorry bro, but I'm a "real" liberal and I'm "really" open-minded. Not that cool, college-kid kind.

What is Cinti surrounded by?

I don't know ... maybe one of the most beautiful topography in the Midwest???

I grew up in Indian Hill

Well ... ****!!! LOL ... this is your problem my friend! You didn't even live in the city limits. Actually, you lived in an area that is about un-Cincinnatian as it gets! Tell you what, I would love to see you post this comment on UrbanOhio.com .... PLEASE. I'm dying to see the responses!

^ I really wish you would have stated that you lived in Indian Hill from the beginning and saved my time. Wow.

[Tickerage]

Ok I will, but only if you call into any show on WLW or go out to Mason or Westchester and shout that you voted for Obama.

How come when you list the populations stats, the region extends into KY, but when I say Indian Hill, you say I'm not part of Cincinnati? Can anyone say hypocrite?

This whole personal attack is off topic anyway. Do the world a favor and grow up.

[Cincy-Rise]

Originally Posted by Tickerage

Ok I will, but only if you call into any show on WLW or go out to Mason or Westchester and shout that you voted for Obama.

So ... according to your logic here, NYC would be considered a Republican/conservative city because Fox News is based out of the city? Uh, no.

How come when you list the populations stats, the region extends into KY, but when I say Indian Hill, you say I'm not part of Cincinnati? Can anyone say hypocrite?

If you ask me what is in the Cincinnati MSA, I'll tell you NOKY, and Indian Hill are, if you ask me if they are in Cincinnati, I'll tell you no. Hell, Indiana is in the Cincy MSA ... Hypocrite - no. Knowledgeable in Cincy's geographics - yes.

This whole personal attack is off topic anyway. Do the world a favor and grow up.

Touchè. Man, you are too easy...

[jam40jeff]

Originally Posted by Cincy-Rise

My point is that you guys are comparing the number of counties versus the square milage of the metros.

Is Cincinnati's metro population larger than Cleveland's?
Is Cincinnati's metro growing faster than Cleveland's?
Is Cincinnati's employment growing faster that Cleveland's?
Is Cincinnati's city population growing faster than Cleveland's?
Is Cincinnati's crime rate lower than Cleveland's?
Is Cincinnati's economic outlook, look better than Cleveland's?



Do you really want go there?

If I recall, somebody went there and schooled you.

[Tickerage]

cincy-rise, you are the nastiest, most horrible person I have ever met. I am glad and everyone who reads this will be glad they are not in Cincinnati if you are there.

Since you have crapped on all my examples about why I like Cinti and Cleveland, what part of town are you from? What specifically do you like? Or are you too ashamed to say?

Moderator cut: Enough people! Back on topic please!