Trashiest team and fan base in the country?

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

They could have put "Kentucky" or "Shitty 'Spaghetti'" over Hamilton County.

It shows the major difference between Ohio and everyone else. What they call "Spaghetti" everyone else calls "Dog food".

 

[Hang_On_Sloopy08]

I don't think we should judge casual fans, because every school is going to have a lot of trashy fans. That's just a US population issue; lots of trashy people live in the US and also like football. The real question is which school has the trashiest students/alumni? I think the schools in Ohio are going to have the lead on this one since the entire state is full of garbage people.

For actual team? Probably one of the Florida schools.

I see what you did there, but our alumni base is pretty respectable. It's the t-shirt fan baggage we have with being the #1 team in the state to pull for. But we get a lot of your trash in our state as well, let's not pretend Michigan is much different. I still see a lot of your fat ass Wal-Mart fans tatted head to toe walking around too. It's too bad they had to move to Ohio to find a job since your shit hole state is crumbling.

 

[gob]

It shows the major difference between Ohio and everyone else. What they call "Spaghetti" everyone else calls "Dog food".

That's Cincinnati. Don't put that shit on us

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

They could have put "Kentucky" or "Shitty 'Spaghetti'" over Hamilton County.

And isn't "Hillbillies" and "West Virginia" a little redundant?

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

I see what you did there, but our alumni base is pretty respectable. It's the t-shirt fan baggage we have with being the #1 team in the state to pull for. But we get a lot of your trash in our state as well, let's not pretend Michigan is much different. I still see a lot of your fat ass Wal-Mart fans tatted head to toe walking around too. It's too bad they had to move to Ohio to find a job since your shit hole state is crumbling.

Or maybe, trash attracts trash?

 

[Hang_On_Sloopy08]

That's Cincinnati. Don't put that shit on us

Yup, just an overflow from Kentucky. Nobody in Ohio associates with people from Cinci.

 

[Hang_On_Sloopy08]

Or maybe, trash attracts trash?

So you're admitting you've got a lot of trash. Got it.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

So you're admitting you've got a lot of trash. Got it.

Michigan, absolutely. There's tons of trashy people here. Apparently they move to Ohio.

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

Yup, just an overflow from Kentucky. Nobody in Ohio associates with people from Cinci.

Yeah, even CVG is in Kentucky

 

[Across The Field]

Michigan, absolutely. There's tons of trashy people here. Apparently they move to Ohio.

Even trash people need clean drinking water and something to do when they're not working.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

Even trash people need clean drinking water and something to do when they're not working.

Ohio is literally ruining one of the largest deposited of freshwater on the planet:

Lake Erie algal bloom so massive it can be seen from space

 

[Across The Field]

Ohio is literally ruining one of the largest deposited of freshwater on the planet:

Lake Erie algal bloom so massive it can be seen from space

Maybe you should read the article before acting like a dumbass.

Several factors influenced blooms this year in Lake Erie. Calm winds in July gave algal toxins the freedom to accumulate at the surface. Strong winds in August have since mixed the blooms with deeper waters.

NOAA says heavy rains carry excess nutrients like fertilizers from farms into the lake. Dr. Rick Stumpf, an oceanographer for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), said algal blooms "are caused by something called Cyanobacteria or blue-green algae. The big problem in Lake Erie, Stumpf said, "is the Maumee River [which] is the biggest river going into any of the Great Lakes, and it’s going into the shallowest part and the warmest part of any of the Great Lakes. So you have a lot of nutrients going into a small, warm area. You’ve basically made an incubator for these blooms in Lake Erie."

People in Ohio don't control the wind. They don't control the Maumee River. They don't control the rain. People in michigan do control the toxic drinking water they pump out to their citizens, though.

 

[jon2tanman]

Pro team would be the Eagles fans. Pure fucking trash!!
College would be the tree hugging, jerk off to this weeks flashy uniform whoregon fans.

 

[Bayou Tiger]

Roll Tide What?

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

Maybe you should read the article before acting like a dumbass.





People in Ohio don't control the wind. They don't control the Maumee River. They don't control the rain. People in michigan do control the toxic drinking water they pump out to their citizens, though.

The river runs right through Ohio. You're polluting it, and it's ending up in Erie. Next.

 

[BigRedMoe]

+1 fer Zoey

Wifey and I have been watching her show on da Netflix. I have a re-found appreciation for her.

 

[Ojb81]

Yup, just an overflow from Kentucky. Nobody in Ohio associates with people from Cinci.

Lol and you're from where, again?

 

[Across The Field]

The river runs right through Ohio. You're polluting it, and it's ending up in Erie. Next.

Horrible troll effort. Ohio's doing nothing wrong with it's water while michigan is choosing to try and poison it's citizens. These are indisputable facts.

 

[kburjr]

Miami and it ain't even close. That stink will never wash off.

 

[Chewbaccer]

Miami and it ain't even close. That stink will never wash off.

Permanent fan base isn’t large enough to qualify IMO