Cool.

How many triple crown winners have won a championship in the last 50 years? One?

You may want to rethink this approach to "success".

Edit: Then again that is one more championship than you currently have....so keep it up!

Cincinnati chili is bullshit because white people don't know the difference between cumin and cinnamon.

Cincinnati is Italian for underwhelming.

Thai
Indian
Authentic and TexMex
Italian
Steak
Gourmet Burger
Greek
Hungarian
Ribs
European
French
Chinese
Standard American
etc, etc, etc
It's all available

World Class Orchestra
World Class Zoo
Cincinnati Playhouse
Aronoff Center
Theme parks
Many craft breweries
Parks
Live music
Riverboat tours
Underground Railroad Museum
etc, etc, etc

There's a shit ton of things to do.

I'll go back and watch game #10.

You guys have the creationist museum, too. Don't forget that.

And an Ark.

Ha! Remembering that one, Vermeil had a pretty hilarious quote about the Bengals that I wish I could find. Something along the lines of "well they oughta be good with all those number 1 picks!"

Yeah, but you can find all that shit in any major city in America.

Skyline Chili is the only think unique to Cincinnati.

The 90's Cult Classic "Airborne" took place in Cincinnati, I think it was filmed there too.

So which is it? Nothing to do or a bunch of shit you can do in any city?

Also, goetta.

Also, Super friends Hall of Justice is based on Union Terminal.

Also, Flying pigs.

Also, we had the Brooklyn Bridge before NY did.

1793 First settlement in Ohio to publish a newspaper
1835 First bag of airmail lifted by a hot air balloon.
1849 First city in the U.S. to hold a municipal song festival—Saengerfest.
1850 First city in the U.S. to establish a Jewish hospital.
1850 First city in the U.S. to publish greeting cards—Gibson Greeting Card Company.
1853 First practical steam fire engine. First city to establish a municipal fire department and first fireman's pole.
1869 First city to establish a weather bureau.
1869 First professional baseball team—the Cincinnati Red Stockings, now known as the Cincinnati Reds.
1870 First city in the U.S. to establish a municipal university—University of Cincinnati.
1870 First city to hold annual industrial expositions.
1875 First city to establish a Jewish theological college—Hebrew Union College.
1875 Reuben Springer offered to finance building of Music Hall for May Festival if citizens also contribute; becomes first matching fund-raiser.
1880 First city in which a woman, Maria Longworth Nichols Storer, began and operated a large manufacturing operation—Rookwood Pottery.
1880 First and only city to build and own a major railroad.
1902 First concrete skyscraper built in the U.S.—the Ingalls Building.
1905 Daniel Carter Beard founded the Sons of Daniel Boone, later known as the Boy Scouts of America.
1906 First university to offer cooperative education—University of Cincinnati.
1935 First night baseball game played under lights.
1952 First heart-lung machine makes open heart surgery possible. Developed at Children's Hospital Medical Center.
1954 First city to have a licensed Public television station—WCET TV.

How can you not even mention WKRP?

Find the post where I claimed there was nothing to do in Cincinnati..

Yep. The part where the roller blader jumps over the car coming over the hill is one street over from my parents house and one of the steep hills they use is one block up from their house.