11-01-2004, 06:51 PM
11-01-2004, 06:55 PM
Top Ten Reasons to Move from Huntington to Toledo
10. That beautiful week of summer!!!
9. Can make quick road trips to BUGS for the annual tractor pull.
8. Free Lake Erie tap water (mmmmmmmmm….....the brown "floaties").
7. Burlap clothing at “Frederick’s of Toledo.
10. That beautiful week of summer!!!
9. Can make quick road trips to BUGS for the annual tractor pull.
8. Free Lake Erie tap water (mmmmmmmmm….....the brown "floaties").
7. Burlap clothing at “Frederick’s of Toledo.
11-01-2004, 06:58 PM
Don't forget we are famous for these things too:
35 game winning streak - 2nd longest in DI major college football history
9 MAC Championships since 1967 - more than any other MAC school, including Miami
A great 35-28 victory over Miami in 1997
A 7-4-1 record against Miami since 1987 :D
35 game winning streak - 2nd longest in DI major college football history
9 MAC Championships since 1967 - more than any other MAC school, including Miami
A great 35-28 victory over Miami in 1997
A 7-4-1 record against Miami since 1987 :D
11-01-2004, 07:07 PM
rocketfootball Wrote:Don't forget we are famous for these things too:I like your random use of dates to make Tole_o look better!
35 game winning streak - 2nd longest in DI major college football history
9 MAC Championships since 1967 - more than any other MAC school, including Miami
A great 35-28 victory over Miami in 1997
A 7-4-1 record against Miami since 1987 :D
Did you major in Statistics, or do you just work for the OMB?
We are 26-19-1 all time v. Toledo.
We have 13 MAC championships, and 21 conference football championships overall.
My favorite game was in 1953, when we beat Toledo 81-0!
11-01-2004, 07:09 PM
rocketfootball Wrote:A great 35-28 victory over Miami in 1997And you do realize that this victory gave Marshall their first MAC championship, don't you?
11-01-2004, 07:31 PM
Check out Jamie's latest endeavor: <a href='http://toledoblade.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20041031/ART10/410300309' target='_blank'>One-man stage show</a>
11-01-2004, 07:40 PM
Construction on I-280! Jayzus...will you guys ever finish working on that friggin' freeway?! :mad:
11-01-2004, 07:49 PM
HuronDave Wrote:Construction on I-280! Jayzus...will you guys ever finish working on that friggin' freeway?! :mad:not for another 3 years or so after another mishap on the job
11-01-2004, 07:55 PM
Dodo Wrote:Well, our 7-4-1 record against Miami since 1987 isn't randomness.......it's just recent history.rocketfootball Wrote:Don't forget we are famous for these things too:I like your random use of dates to make Tole_o look better!
35 game winning streak - 2nd longest in DI major college football history
9 MAC Championships since 1967 - more than any other MAC school, including Miami
A great 35-28 victory over Miami in 1997
A 7-4-1 record against Miami since 1987 :D
Did you major in Statistics, or do you just work for the OMB?
We are 26-19-1 all time v. Toledo.
We have 13 MAC championships, and 21 conference football championships overall.
My favorite game was in 1953, when we beat Toledo 81-0!
9 MAC Championships since 1967 is the most by a MAC school since that time; that is just fact not randomness. You might have more, but you have been in the MAC longer than Toledo too.
11-01-2004, 07:57 PM
Dodo Wrote:No, Toledo losing @ Marshall in the MAC Championship game is what gave them the MAC Title.rocketfootball Wrote:A great 35-28 victory over Miami in 1997 And you do realize that this victory gave Marshall their first MAC championship, don't you?
Your losses to Toledo and a pitiful 3-8 Bowling Green team kept you from playing Toledo in the MACC. :D
11-01-2004, 08:47 PM
I grew up and still live in the Toledo area so I have to stick up for my hometown with the Rocket fans. When I think of Toledo the thing that comes to my mind is the beautiful Katie Holmes!!! Besides Cindy Crawford being from Dekalb, there is no other hotter babe from a MAC city IMO!!! Also, Playboy's Miss November is from BG
11-01-2004, 08:53 PM
mossmaidi Wrote:I grew up and still live in the Toledo area so I have to stick up for my hometown with the Rocket fans. When I think of Toledo the thing that comes to my mind is the beautiful Katie Holmes!!! Besides Cindy Crawford being from Dekalb, there is no other hotter babe from a MAC city IMO!!! Also, Playboy's Miss November is from BGNotice that all three of these people that you mentioned have moved away.
11-01-2004, 08:57 PM
Katie Holmes has a residence in both Toledo area and California. Of course if you have a career In Hollywood, you are not going to be living full-time in your home town. There are Katie sightings all the time in Toledo, she comes back alot since her sisters and family members are all here still. She is one of the rare ones that doesn't sell out where she came from.
11-01-2004, 09:06 PM
mossmaidi Wrote:When I think of Toledo the thing that comes to my mind is the beautiful Katie Holmes!!!
Apparently, her parents live about a mile from where I live now. I wish that she would come home and visit more often. :rolltide:
11-01-2004, 09:09 PM
11-01-2004, 09:09 PM
GreenBison Wrote:Just like the famous people that grew up in Hungtington don't live there anymore either.mossmaidi Wrote:I grew up and still live in the Toledo area so I have to stick up for my hometown with the Rocket fans. When I think of Toledo the thing that comes to my mind is the beautiful Katie Holmes!!! Besides Cindy Crawford being from Dekalb, there is no other hotter babe from a MAC city IMO!!! Also, Playboy's Miss November is from BGNotice that all three of these people that you mentioned have moved away.
Like mossmaidi said, Katie Holmes has a home in Toledo. Jamie Farr comes back all the time too, but I don't think he has a house.
NBA star Jimmy Jackson come back every summer and plays b-ball with the local kids at the playground. He also is a part-owner in a company that is trying to revitalize part of Toledo.
There is also a R&B singer from Toledo that comes back every now and then. I believe she even got married back here in Toledo about a year or so ago. I can't remember her name though.
11-01-2004, 11:43 PM
Katie Holmes has an older sister who's a teacher/coach at one of the Catholic girls' high schools in town. She's WAY hotter than Katie, believe it or not.
The bridge replacement was supposed to be done in late 2006. Until the accident that killed four men last Feb., they were about a year ahead of schedule. They finally started up with the other large truss crane that wasn't involved in the accident, only to have it break on the first day due, apparently, to a maintenance error that caused a telescoping leg to FALL OFF. These truss cranes weight a MILLION pounds. They aren't going to take any more chances on this one. The contractor had rounded up two more truss cranes that are NOT self-staging (move themselves along as work progresses), and apparently those are still coming (they hope). Time table is up in the air, but the company is contractually obligated to finish the bridge by fall of 2006 or face a $20,000 per day fine. The old bridge, as many are aware, is one of only a couple drawbridges on the entire interstate system. This new span will help a lot. You'll love the new road, when if finally gets done.
Quote: Construction on I-280! Jayzus...will you guys ever finish working on that friggin' freeway?!
The bridge replacement was supposed to be done in late 2006. Until the accident that killed four men last Feb., they were about a year ahead of schedule. They finally started up with the other large truss crane that wasn't involved in the accident, only to have it break on the first day due, apparently, to a maintenance error that caused a telescoping leg to FALL OFF. These truss cranes weight a MILLION pounds. They aren't going to take any more chances on this one. The contractor had rounded up two more truss cranes that are NOT self-staging (move themselves along as work progresses), and apparently those are still coming (they hope). Time table is up in the air, but the company is contractually obligated to finish the bridge by fall of 2006 or face a $20,000 per day fine. The old bridge, as many are aware, is one of only a couple drawbridges on the entire interstate system. This new span will help a lot. You'll love the new road, when if finally gets done.
11-02-2004, 12:21 AM
a short time to wait for such a landmark, unfortunately a high price at the loss of those workers lifes :( . hope they setup some kind of memorial on or maybe even in the final stage to remember them. For those that haven't seen what it will look like, it will truly be an awesome sight. if anyone cares to check it out you can go <a href='http://www.lookuptoledo.org/servlet/com.hntb.toledo.servlets.NewsManagement?option=3' target='_blank'>here</a>.
11-02-2004, 04:58 AM
A Democratic mayor who supports GWand has gotten lots of press out of it, in that case, Toledo is not that bad :D
11-02-2004, 07:51 AM
Karl Wrote:Katie Holmes has an older sister who's a teacher/coach at one of the Catholic girls' high schools in town. She's WAY hotter than Katie, believe it or not.The R&B singer is Anita Baker.Earl Tatum,the greatest jazz pianist of alltime is from Toledo.Tom Scholz from the band "Boston" was my neighbor in Toledo.Gloria Steinem and PJ O'Rouke are from Toledo.
Quote: Construction on I-280! Jayzus...will you guys ever finish working on that friggin' freeway?!
The bridge replacement was supposed to be done in late 2006. Until the accident that killed four men last Feb., they were about a year ahead of schedule. They finally started up with the other large truss crane that wasn't involved in the accident, only to have it break on the first day due, apparently, to a maintenance error that caused a telescoping leg to FALL OFF. These truss cranes weight a MILLION pounds. They aren't going to take any more chances on this one. The contractor had rounded up two more truss cranes that are NOT self-staging (move themselves along as work progresses), and apparently those are still coming (they hope). Time table is up in the air, but the company is contractually obligated to finish the bridge by fall of 2006 or face a $20,000 per day fine. The old bridge, as many are aware, is one of only a couple drawbridges on the entire interstate system. This new span will help a lot. You'll love the new road, when if finally gets done.
Katie and Packo's Hot Dogs are my favorite.