Notices by Northern Dash (rpb3000), page 15

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@starshine Same, and back button wouldn't let me submit again -_-;; Government needs better servers all around.

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@starshine There's no VA earthquake in the recent quakes listings to add my "I felt it" hurrdurr to, and if I try to report unknown event it times out. *shrug*

Northern Dash cabal

@cabal Confound that site, I can't figure out what I'm doing!

Northern Dash derps

@derps no wai! Where you live?

Northern Dash andrew B

@derpybronylikesrarity :3

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@starshine I am mildly obsessed with them. I'd love to be a cartographer, but don't have the skills and my obsession with accuracy and perfection would mean that I'd never get anything done (I have drawn a few fantasy world maps before...)

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@starshine Just sayin', it only takes 4 hrs to drive E-W across the state. So when we're discussing dividing the state up into tidy little quadrants, Cleveland is very much in the north-central part of the northeast quadrant, whereas Sandusky straddles the line between northeast and northwest, causing a feedback loop that will destroy the universe.

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@starshine Also of note, Youngstown is also an hour and a half away from Cleveland [TheMoreYouKnow(tm)]

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@starshine An hour and a half away is "right next to"? Are we in TX? (I'll give you Lorain, which is halfway between Cleveland and Sandusky and yet part of the Cleveland metro area... then things turn rural for that second half...)

Northern Dash Stumperman

@stumperman07 Uhm... nothing of import, really. A line from one of the infinity of FiM YTPs that won't ever leave my head.

Northern Dash Jimbo McSample

@emofluttershy I'd do it in a heartbeat, is there even a question here?! http://ur1.ca/4ydh0

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@starshine Your mindmap is quite skewed... Directly north of Cbus would be more like Sandusky. Cleveland-Akron-Canton-Youngstown region is NE (and Ashtabula up there in the corner thinkin' it's part of PA).

Northern Dash Leah Elizabeth Gnagy ♀

@cutiesaurus For everything else, there's a proxy.

Northern Dash My Little Brony - Ohio , Present Perfect

@presentperfect Awesome! I'll be bringing an ocarina! !ohiobronies

Northern Dash Jon and Angela Conrad

@fnordly Mac OS X is a highly polished, consumer-friendly unix derivative. In being such, it lacks both the power of Unix *and* the usability of classic Mac. I will *never* forgive Apple.

Northern Dash Jon and Angela Conrad

@fnordly Where does wikimapia.org fall in this schema?

Northern Dash Sir E. Hooves III

@eaglehooves You know Cooke Rd through the middle of there is upscale housing, right? Property values of the residential districts don't really start dropping until you get south of North Broadway. Even then, things don't really get "ghetto fabulous" until you get south of Hudson. Don't confuse the large Somalian community in the area for ghetto trash, even though they have a habit of acting like it :p (Urban Studies was my major when I attended Cleveland State, so if I'm boring you with uninteresting babble, just let me know and I'll shup.)

Northern Dash Sir E. Hooves III

@eaglehooves PS also of note, both Polaris and Easton are somehow within Columbus city limits. The limits are all screwed up around Columbus. Just look at this: http://oat.nu/w701j

Northern Dash Sir E. Hooves III

@eaglehooves That's more a problem of history and economic exploitation than class. Morse *was* the upscale shopping district, complete with Northland mall and cookie-cutter copies of every chain store. Then they built Easton. Northland closed. Then they built Polaris. Everything else closed. Rent cheapened so the building owners could get *somepony* to at least use the space, and dollar stores and pawnshops popped up. Same thing happens everywhere as time moves on and the fickle want things shiny and new. Northern Lights (Cleveland & Innis) still has an amazing GameStop that's somehow better stocked then the other 3 close by, and there's a really good Asian grocery, an awesomely large thrift store, and BuyBacks (which used to be better, sadly) at Cleveland & 161. There was a really good game store *in* Westerville at Shrock & State, but that went out years ago. I can't really think of anything else worth going to within its limits at this point...