May 24, 201313 yr The Top 5 “Least Courteous” states were: Wisconsin (1st place), Massachusetts (2nd place), Indiana (3rd place), Tennessee (4th place), and Ohio (5th place). The Ohio river valley, excluding Kentucky doesn't look to friendly. I can, with great confidence, vouch for Indiana at #3.
May 24, 201313 yr Too much of that mixin going on for my liking. We need to send them buckeyes back up north where they come from. In other news I just started dating a girl that lives in Dayton.:ohbrother: You won't be happy with me then....My fiancé is from the Kenwood area. :lol2:
May 24, 201313 yr Get them out of their natural habitat, for example around Lake Cumberland in southern Kentucky and they turn into some of the rudest and most pretentious people you could ever meet. 100% truth
May 24, 201313 yr I always heard them referred to at Lake Cumberland as the Ohio Navy. Buckeye Navy. The striper guides have called them that for years.
May 24, 201313 yr My Ohio friends always get personal when I talk about Ohio drivers, but I'm sorry they are the absolute worst. I've never had a good driving experience in Ohio. It's always the guys with the BMW's and Mercedes that are the worst of them too. Never seen anything like it.
May 24, 201313 yr Where I work, just up from Marshall stadium, there are 3 underpasses under railroads thru town to CSX. When it rains hard, flash flood style, those inevitably flood. And on cue, each and every time, a buckeye ends up trying to go thru and doesn't make it. Therefor I have theorized that this is the primary reason to put the license plates on both the front and the back. Helps identify the sunken buckeye vessel depending on which part is not submerged.
May 24, 201313 yr NKY is definitely much more similar to Ohio than the rest of the state of Kentucky IMO. As soon as you hit the Campbell County line, it's southern Ohio
May 25, 201313 yr Northern Kentucky (Boone, Kenton, Campbell): We don't want to be a part of Kentucky, but Ohio doesn't want us
May 25, 201313 yr Northern Kentucky (Boone, Kenton, Campbell): We don't want to be a part of Kentucky, but Ohio doesn't want us According to the papa research firm, those three counties are comprised of 60% Cincinnati wannabees, 30% Cincinnati never-weres and 10% Kentuckians. Now my rear end is covered. When a BGPer from one of those three counties complains about my findings, I can say, "Well, you were one of the 10%".
May 25, 201313 yr I agree! And I would say a lot more on what I think of them but all you would see is "Word filter violation" throughout my whole comment! But, I tend to see that those in this area, The Cincy area, have good manners, but as has been stated, most do not know how to drive at all, and get out of the passing/fast lane doing 45! I mentioned this a while ago, but a few years back a lawmaker from NKY was tired of driving to Frankfort and having an Ohio driver going slow in the passing lane, not being too serious, he introduced a bill that would make it a law that if you have Ohio on your license plate you could not drive in the far left lane. Too bad he wasn't serious!
May 25, 201313 yr I had to be up in Mason OH a few weeks ago for a business meeting. I was driving on Glendale Milford which is a 2 lane road with a 45 MPH speed limit. Both lanes were going 35 backing traffic up. I was absolutely furious because I was running right on time and of course because of this I hit every freaking stop light on my way. I ended up being 10 min late. Then on the way back this real old lady thought it would be a good idea to drive her car straddling the lane lines. I really hate Ohio drivers
May 25, 201313 yr Mason County(state of Ky.) could accumulate a small fortune if they had a toll booth for Ohio drivers to pay to even get into Ky., because every third vehicle in Mason County has Ohio tags, which has often made me wonder if Ky. citizens are faking Ohio residency for tax reasons, isn't something in Ohio free as compared to Ky.(someone that knows please respond). Which also begs the questions, could they actually have a toll booth?, why is KFC in Aberdeen but not in Mason County?, hum
May 25, 201313 yr According to the papa research firm, those three counties are comprised of 60% Cincinnati wannabees, 30% Cincinnati never-weres and 10% Kentuckians. Now my rear end is covered. When a BGPer from one of those three counties complains about my findings, I can say, "Well, you were one of the 10%". BGP membership automatically puts you in the 10% crowd right?
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