Ohio is a really crappy state. Right up there with New Jersey on my list. I feel sorry for you being stuck there.

ok simple here: 1) I'm from Cleveland. I've dealt with most if not all seasons in one day. 2) If you don't regularly maintain your car you're at fault. 3) you know what? unless you're from Dearborn, MI-Ohio is an upgrade. 4) Ohio can be crappy but you know what? at least we're not jersey, Tennessee, or west virginia. lol 5) honestly, you live in michigan, and you dont know how to drive in ohio?!

Don't feel so bad. A friend of mine lives in Ohio, and shortly after she moved there got hit by another car and pushed into a median. She got a $600 fine for the median. Apparently Ohio does this to a lot of people.

MAN, **** OHIO.

Being Ohio, somehow this is Drew Carrey's fault. Sue him. /Just puttin' it out there.

Seriously #6, you're complaining about racism and rednecks when you're coming from GEORGIA? Seriously? I can understand a bad impression of Ohio if you stay south of Columbus. But the northern half is very populated, educated and cultured. And I'm sure some southern areas are as well. I've lived in both, and the quality of life in Michigan and Ohio are almost identical. So watch where you drive and get over yourself.

First, learn to drive. Second, if you're from Michigan and you don't know how to drive in Ohio, then you are probably just a bad driver anywhere. Third, Ohio isn't that bad. We have Cedar Point, the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the Cleveland Cavaliers. What does Michigan have? You damaged the median so they charged you for it. Yeah it sucks, but that's how it is. Oh, and 7 presidents have come from Ohio, but I think the point that was being made was that in almost every election, whoever gets Ohio, wins. No Republican has EVER won without Ohio. Since 1964 (at least, but I'm not entirely sure about before that) Whoever Ohio voted for, won. In 1960, Ohio went for the Republican Nixon but Kennedy, the Democrat won. In 1944, Ohio voted for Thomas Dewey, a Republican, but Roosevelt won. In 1892, Grover Cleveland (Democrat) won, but Ohio voted for Benjamin Harrison (Republican). In 1884, Grover Cleveland won, but Ohio voted for James Blaine (Republican). In 1856, James Buchanan (D) won but Ohio voted for John Fremont (R). Before that, the Republican party didn't even exist, so it doesn't matter much.

Dude, I am so sorry. and I completely agree with #31.. and especially #46. **** Ohio. but seriously, man-- learn how to drive. Any Michigan driving who can't avoid hydroplaning on a highway shouldn't be allowed to drive.

screw the north. its too cold up there. you were headed to the right place though for some nice weather and relaxation cause i'm sure you need it now. good luck facebookthis.mybrute.com

LOL, DUDE. That ******* SUCKS. Try being stuck here