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Yeah if you legalize it you take away a huge demand for it becasue anyone/everyone would be able to grow it. So I agree with Gabe on this one as well

The drug issue in Mexico is getting out of control. Maybe instead of bombing guys thousands of miles away from the US, we should just bomb the guys more local. I just read an article where the cartels are recruiting Texas kids to do their work. There was a 14 year old boy arrested for having 800lbs of weed in a stolen truck. Also reports have said bullets are hitting the US from the violence that is going on down there.

The best part about that thread is all the people talking shit behind a keyboard. I do not know will, nor have I ever met him, just know of him from this website, but I would be willing to put money that face to face none of those guys would talk shit. Especially considering how crazy he appears to be. Also pretty sure if any of them went to his house to do anything to him it would be a huge crime considering it was pre-meditated

Tweeted the other night "in Columbus, anyone know where the best place to get free tattoo is' lmfao!!

God I am so tired of reading about this on my facebook lol. Word is 27 of the 48 animals have already been killed, 25 were killed when cops arrived to the scene. Apparently they were shooting everything in site, even animals inside of their cages minding their business. I have heard that some of the animals have been spotted in Licking County now, but with anything thats sort of big, rumors will flare up.

The funny thing is there was 2 guys there with her group and they were considering doing the challenge until they saw it in person

The coneys are amazing as is all the food at hometown dog lol. We are wanting to go to Tennesee next year at some point so I will keep that in mind. I will also check out the things in Canton

I hate sitting around home, I have school 4 nights a week so the weekends are my time to spend with the wife and son, so I take advantage of it the best I can. It has been perfect weather for the most part thus far, hoping for good weather the next couple weeks. I mentioned some of the stuff we have coming up in the next 3 weeks, but beyond that we have: Dayton Air Force Museum and a stop at Rudys BBQ in Springfield Pro Football Hall of Fame plus somewhere to eat Zoo lights and somewhere to eat Mad River Mountain in Bellfontaine Olgelbay Light Festival in West Virginia

The next 3 weeks have trips to Kings Island, the Wisconsin/OSU game along with Ohio Deli and the Newport Aquarium plus more, stay tuned. Also if you have any suggestions on other places to check out let me know!

October 15th 2011, Pigeon Roost Pumpkin Patch: Hometown Dog (Millersport) & Pigeon Roost Farm (St Rt 40 near national trails)So I while planning out our weekends it came to my attention that I had never been to a pumpkin patch. Apparently my parents didn't love me or something haha. Well I was going to make sure my son could say that he had been to one. We started out the day with a trip to Millersport for some lunch. We headed to our favorite place there, Hometown Hotdog! If you have never been there I highly suggest you go there and get some good food. I got chilli cheese dogs of course, 3 of these bad boys along with a litttle bit of fries and I was stuffed. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Pumpkin%20Patch/hometowndog.jpg http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Pumpkin%20Patch/hometowndog2.jpg http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Pumpkin%20Patch/fries.jpg After getting our belly's full we headed off to the pumpkin patch to let our little one pick out a pumpkin. We met up with some of our friends and other family members so they could to the same with their kids. Now I hate giving bad reviews on places, but I am gonna have to give a semi bad review on Pigeon Roost pumpkin patch. The farm its self is good size and has plenty of parking. The selection of pumpkins is insane, however most of them are about the same size which is huge! We was going to let our son and all his cousins go on a hayride but thats where things went downhill a little bit. They advertise the hayrides at $3 per rider and kids under $2 free. Well that may be true, but they fail to mention the $5 per person you have to pay in order to get down to the hayride. Deciding against spending $21 dollars just for us to let our son ride on a tractor (his grandpa has one he can ride for free), we went back to picking pumpkins. We turned our 1 year old loose and picked which ever one he grabbed first, of course he goes to a 38lbs pumkin haha. That was the one we ended up taking home with us after paying $15 bucks for it, .39 cents adds up real quick haha. I give the food a 10/10 (might be a little biased) and the pumkin patch a 6/10. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Pumpkin%20Patch/pumkin14.jpg http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Pumpkin%20Patch/pumkin11.jpg http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Pumpkin%20Patch/pumpkin3.jpg http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Pumpkin%20Patch/pumpkin10.jpg http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Pumpkin%20Patch/pumkin8.jpg http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Pumpkin%20Patch/pumpkin5.jpg http://www.hometownhotdogs.com/ http://pigeonroostfarm.com/

October 9th 2011, Columbus Zoo: They say if you have seen 1 zoo, you have seen em all. I tend to agree with that haha, Sunday we made our trip to the 3rd different zoo that we have visited this year. This time it was the Columbus Zoo and we had a couple friends and their baby tagging along with us. I am gonna assume more everyone reading this has been to the Columbus Zoo, if you haven't well then you should go check it out. While they have essentially the same exact animals as every other zoo across America, its close to home and cheap fun for people of all ages. The park is pretty good size and took us nearly 4hrs to walk all the way through. The park is set up to exhibit the different continents. The coolest one in my opinion is Africa due to the Gorillas, followed closely by Austrailia and North America. The aquarium is also a favorite of mine at the zoo. The only thing that really sucked about this visit was all the rude people that were also visiting. People would stand in front of the animals forever before moving on, pushing was common as was people just cutting in front of you like you weren't even there. If you can get past that, then you are good to go. One of the coolest things this paticular day was a female Orangutan that grew fond of our son. You will see in the pics lol. Anyways here are some random pics....stay tuned as this upcoming weekend we are off to the Pigeon Roost Pumpkin Patch on Route 40 near National Trails. 1. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Columbus%20Zoo/zoo2-1.jpg 2. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Columbus%20Zoo/zoo4-1.jpg 3. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Columbus%20Zoo/tysongorilla.jpg 4. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Columbus%20Zoo/zoo3-1.jpg 5. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Columbus%20Zoo/tysonsnake.jpg 6. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Columbus%20Zoo/zoo-1.jpg 7. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Columbus%20Zoo/hanging.jpg 8. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Columbus%20Zoo/tysonbriar.jpg http://columbuszoo.org/

October 2nd 2011, Old Mans Cave: Today we ventured down to Hocking Hills, mainly Old Mans Cave and Ash Cave to check out the secenery. If you have never been there then you are missing out. I give this a 10 out of 10 just becasue of the pure beauty that nature has produced. I seriously wanted to take pictures of everything. The trails are easy to walk, the park is very clean (few assholes left trash behind) and the drive there from Columbus is just a little bit over an hr. On the way back we stoped at Ye Old Dutchmen for some lunch, let me tell you it was amazing. If you don't know what it is, it's an Amish buffet. After 2 plates I was stuffed, we stopped in their gift shop and picked something out for our son as well. After that we was heading up 33 and stopped at a flea market, it was pretty cool actually. There was so much old nostalgia that I really have no need for, but wanted it all haha. Again I highly reccomend this and give it a 10/10. Next week is the Columbus Zoo and Black Hand Gorge or Dawes Arboretum. For now here's some pics from Old Mans Cave Random pictures of signs at Old Mans Cave 1. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Hocking%20Hills%20October%202nd%202011/12.jpg http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Hocking%20Hills%20October%202nd%202011/13.jpg http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Hocking%20Hills%20October%202nd%202011/14.jpg They call this "The Devils Bathtub": 2. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Hocking%20Hills%20October%202nd%202011/20.jpg Waterfalls: 3. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/Hocking%20Hills%20October%202nd%202011/45.jpg http://www.oldmanscave.net/ http://www.oldedutch.com/

October 1st 2011, Mansfield Carosuel: The journey continues, this time stopping in Mansfield and then Ontario. We went to Mansfield to The Richland Park Carosuel located right in downtown mansfield (corner of 4th and Main). The Carosuel is inside of a building, which was nice given todays rainy weather. They had a gift shop in which we stopped and picked up a patch for our son ($2.50). We had a friend of ours with us as well who was originally only going for the 2nd part of the trip, but ended up enjoying the carosuel. Tickets were .75 individually, or you could buy more and save a little money. We bought 9 for 5.75 (saved .25 lol). Kids under 2 ride for free!! The carosuel ride lasted atleast 3minutes per ride and was suprisingly pretty quick moving. There wasn't a whole lot of people there so it was get on, get off, get back on. Total ammount spent: $8.25!! I would give the carosuel a 9/10 rating. It made me feel like a 5 year old kid again and my son absolutely loved it. 1. Welcoming sign on the side of an old mill http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/welcometomansfield-1.jpg 2. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/7.jpg 3. The Richland Park Carosuel: http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/5.jpg 4. The carosuel its self: http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/3-1.jpg 5. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/4-1.jpg 6. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/10-1.jpg 7. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/1-2.jpg 8. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/2-1.jpg 9. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/2-1.jpg Now on to stop #2 for today. After riding the carosuel we was all hungry and had already decided to head up to Ontario (roughly 10mins away) and stop at Johnny Biggs. Now this was the first time any of us had ever ate there, but I was aware of a little thing they call The Bigg Boss Challenge. Let me tell you, it definitley lived up to its name. Four 1/2lb pattys, lettuce, tomator, pickle, onion, oh yeah 2 grilled cheese sandwhiches tossed in there and 1lb of fries make up the challenge. The best part, you have 20minute in which you can do it. Game on, or so I thought haha. I attempted the challenge in which only 6 people have ever finished. Unfortunately I was not number 7 lol. I did pretty well though, I had 1 patty and a handful of fries left after 20minutes, for that I got a t-shirt. Unfortunately I had to pay $25 for my meal since I failed...oh well atleast I tried. Before attempting the challenge the manager brought out a waiver that I had to sign, stating that I would not sue them should I have a heart attack after trying this, that was comforting haha. 1. The Big Boss Challenge Burger: http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/11-1.jpg 2. What I had left: http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/9-1.jpg 3. The waiver I had to sign: http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/waiver-1.jpg http://www.richlandcarrousel.com/ http://www.johnnybiggsrestaurant.com/

September 24th 2011, Amish Country: Well went to Amish Country and honestly I feel a little let down. The food was amazing and the scenery along the drive to and from was nice as well. Outside of that I wasn't overly impressed. We ate at Der Dutchmen in Berlin which was really good. After that we went to the Flea Market which was way over priced on everything!!! Once we left there we decided to go check out the Cheese Factory and was let down. The area where you purchase food at was tiny and over crowded. My friend who is the cheese fanatic was in heaven though haha. On the way home we stopped at a farm/petting zoo and let my son (16months old) play with some animals and he had a good time doing that so it made my day. They had the biggest horse in Holmes County named Big Ben. Let me tell you his name definitley fit his ass, good lord he was massive. The strangest thing I saw the entire time was goats on a roof lol. They had a rampway that led the goats from the ground up to the roof, then from the ground to the roof was a rope that acted as a conveyor (spell check) belt, you filled ice cream cones up with feed and sent it up to the roof for the goats to eat. I would give the whole trip a 6 out of 10, the saving grace was the food and smile on my kids face while feeding the goats. I would go back again if I had nothing else better to do, simply for the before mentioned food haha. There are a lot of little towns up there, most of which we didn't get a chance to go to. From what I have heard they are nicer, as many people feel Berlin is too comercialized these days. Anyways here are some pics: 1.Cheese Factory in Berlin: http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/amishcountry.jpg 2. Really random goats on top of a barns roof at a petting zoo/farm: http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/goats.jpg 3. Did you notice the sign in the picture above? Well here is the really big horse!!: http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/bigben.jpg

Well I posted on here looking for things to do or see in Ohio as well as places to eat and was given a lot of good ideas. So with those ideas plus places I already knew about, my wife and I along with our 16month old have started visiting these places weekly. I was updating that thread in general discussion but decided that it fit better in this forum. I will keep this updated weekly for those that care, some places you may have heard of or been to, others you might not have been. Hopefully some of you can find a place in my travels that you have never been to and expierence it for yourself. With that said lets get down to business... September 18th 2011, Nelsonville Train Ride: I have done a lot of things in my life and suprisingly I had never went on a train ride. So yesterday we loaded up and headed to Nelsonville to go on one. I couldn't have asked for a better day weather wise, it was perfect and our son was a champ the entire trip, just sat there taking everything in, not bad for a 15 month old haha. Not the best pictures but you get the idea haha. We are going to go back again this year and take the trip during the fall, or possibly go up to Cuyahoga county and do their train trip. 1. I thought this sign was pretty cool http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/train.jpg 2. The engine that lead the train, they said it makes 1500hp and can reach speeds of 60mph, but they never go over 20mph http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/train2-1.jpg 3. The cart we sat in (sorry for the suns glare) http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/train2.jpg 4. The old ovens they used to use for baking bricks (and a random ricer eclipse) http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/train3.jpg 5. My son and wife enjoying the trip http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/tysonandtacara.jpg 6. Couple random shots of my kid just watching the scenery pass by http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/tysontrain.jpg http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/meandtyson2.jpg 7. A view of the hills along the trip http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/scenery.jpg 8. They stop at a place called Robins Crossing which is pretty much like Roscoe Village. They have actors potrying 1800 living, a black smith and a store that sold the best rootbeer I have ever drink. My son liked it so much that he stole the bottle from me http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/tysonandtacara3.jpg 9. My son was a little tired of riding on the train so decided to give my shoulders a shot http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/alittlelessordinary/My%20Photos/meandtyson.jpg Overall it was pretty fun, the only thing I have bad to say against it is you don't see a whole lot of the Hocking region. You do see a lot of run down houses and realize just how bad the economy is in Nelsonville. The residents seemed pretty friendly as they all waved when the train passed by. The trip was 22 miles round trip and lasted a little over 2hrs. Not bad for $16 a piece (kids under 2 were free), we had 50 bucks in the entire day, that included 2 train passes, lunch at subway (god I love the rewards card) and a souvenier patch for our son (he has a blanket that my grandma is making him with patches of all the places he has been). We also checked out Rocky Boots store. I am not a huge fan of Rocky boots and camoflauge attire, but it was pretty cool to check it out as well. 3 floors of stuff to look at. Overall a pretty good trip, 8/10 rating. http://www.hvsry.org/

That first one is sweet, I used to have some Geckos when I was in highschool.

Same thing happened against LSU in 08, Beanie was tearing shit up and then we abandoned the run.

my thoughts too lol. I got 2k miles of use out of that clutch, thats with the first 1k being babied due to my transmission being freshly rebuilt and not wanting to risk breaking anything. It saw 23 track passes total, 1 on 16lbs as I mentioned. Needless to say i will never buy another competition clutch product again.

yeah 1 out of 4 passes looked good. The other 3 were still ducks haha. I don't know if OSU has a real defense...they have a couple good D-Linemen in Simon and Hankins, a decent secondary and thats about it. The linebackers are the weak link to this team. The defense isn't my concern against Wisconsin, the offense is. No way in hell do we beat Wisconsin by only completing 1 pass all game. If the same passing game shows up in 2 weeks, it'll be ugly real quick inside of the shoe. You watching the Oregon vs Arizona State game? Oregon is still the fastest show on turf in college ball. God they score quick. The linebacker for ASU is a monster but plays like a meat head with no control and cost them with penalties, but I would take him over the 3 linebackers starting for OSU haha.

BTW how about Bradley Roby? Kid talked shit about Illinois top WR saying he wasn't anything special and boy did he back up his words today, he held A.J in check all game and played with some attitude.

No far from it, but if I were hyde I would know my role. Hell had Boom never gotten suspended Hyde would most likely have been 5th string this year! He was 3rd string to start the year out behind Hall and Berry and Rod Smith was right on his heels til he decided he didnt wanna hold on to the ball. He should be greatful that he was given 5 games to show his talents, had Berry not had the hamstring injury then the off the field stuff and same with Hall Hyde would've never sniffed the field this year. Not to mention tOSU saved a spot for him while he went to prep school because his grades were too shitty to qualify at tOSU, he should be more greatful then upset. I like the kid and feel he has played well this year, but for him to act like a cry baby becasue things aren't going his way puts him in the same boat that I have Braxton is. Me fist type guys piss me off, if I was a senior on that team I would pull him aside and tell him to stfu and just worry about how to help the team out rather then how to post a 150 character tweet

I doubt it, I would've expected the top running back on the team and a senior to come back and take my position. Its not like Hyde was tearing it up. He has 1 100 yard game this year and that was last week. Again I think he is a good back and will be real good before he leaves tOSU, I just think he was acting in a selfish manner and went about his frustrations the wrong way. I wll give him credit for taking the tweet down though. It was clear on the first 3-5 times Boom carried the ball that he was the difference maker this team has been missing. 1st run- 6 yards 2nd run- 8 yards 3rd run- 9 yards 4th run- loss of 5 (play got blown up behind the line) 5th run- 9 yards I think Hyde will eventually move into the backup spot over Hall by time the season is over with. It just seems like he is complaining at the wrong time, if Ohio State had lost and Herron played like ass, then maybe I could see his point.

He's the 3rd best running back on the team, what more did he expect? Did he not think Boom would come back as the starter? The guy had 1100 yards and 16TD's last year, you don't just let that ride the bench longer then needed. Had the NCAA not suspended Boom for last weeks game Hyde wouldn't have had 100 yards. I think Hyde has come along very nicely and will be a good back, I think he just needs to shut up and worry about getting onto the field. BTW he had 3 arries today for 8 yards, not many 3rd string running backs in the country getting that many carries so he should be greatful for the 3 he got.

That seems like a me first type player, that is the last thing this team and university needs. Not to mention tweeting that after a game, I think twitter, facebook and all other social media networks should be banned during the season. Take it to the coach if you're frustrated, not the social networks. Dee Miller blasted him on twitter: "DEEMILLER15 Dee Miller Let em go, he's replaceable!! Hate players tht cry aftr a win RT @Tf0620: @DEEMILLER15 where are you? Hyde is talking about leaving now"