Cincinnati is a shithole

[FloridaMan88]

Cincinnati is the most hellish shithole on Earth.

At least Buffalo has a semi-edible staple food (wings).

Cincinnati promotes liquid diarrhea on spaghetti as their trademark cuisine, all of their women are 10 chins deep in body fat, and their Third World city is still most famous for a gambling cheat.

There is no redeeming value to Cincinnati… none.

More reason for the Chiefs to curb stomp their mouthy team with an empty Lombardi trophy case and to return their bandwagoning fanbase to the grim reality that they live in the world’s asshole.

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by KCChiefsFan88

Cincinnati is the most hellish shithole on Earth.

At least Buffalo has a semi-edible staple food (wings).

Cincinnati promotes liquid diarrhea on spaghetti as their trademark cuisine, all of their women are 10 chins deep in body fat, and their Third World city is still most famous for a gambling cheat.

There is no redeeming value to Cincinnati… none.

More reason for the Chiefs to curb stomp their mouthy team with an empty Lombardi trophy case and to return their bandwagoning fanbase to the grim reality that they live in the world’s asshole.

You're the king reerun of all the reeruns.

Educate your stupid self.

https://heyexplorer.com/what-is-cinc...nd-famous-for/

Cincinnati, Ohio #41. Kansas City, MO #51.
https://realestate.usnews.com/places...places-to-live

[RollChiefsRoll]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

You're the king reerun of all the reeruns.

Educate your stupid self.

https://heyexplorer.com/what-is-cinc...nd-famous-for/

Cincinnati, Ohio #41. Kansas City, MO #51.
https://realestate.usnews.com/places...places-to-live

One of your stupid ass links was written by another Cincinnati dipshit. The other stupid ass link suggests that Huntsville ****ing Alabama is the best place to live in the United States, which as someone who used to live there: LOOOOOL

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by RollChiefsRoll

One of your stupid ass links was written by another Cincinnati dipshit. The other stupid ass link suggests that Huntsville ****ing Alabama is the best place to live in the United States, which as someone who used to live there: LOOOOOL

What the **** are you talking about? Wait, are you saying an article about Cincinnati was written by someone from Cincinnati? Oh Emm Gee!! Invalidate the whole thing!!

Cincinnati, OH #41. Kansas City, MO (not on the list)
https://www.businessinsider.com/us-n...america-2016-3

KC = shithole.

[RollChiefsRoll]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

What the **** are you talking about? Wait, are you saying an article about Cincinnati was written by someone from Cincinnati? Oh Emm Gee!! Invalidate the whole thing!!

Cincinnati, OH #41. Kansas City, MO (not on the list)
https://www.businessinsider.com/us-n...america-2016-3

KC = shithole.

He posts another article touting Huntsville ****ing Alabama as this country’s greatest city!!! What an absolute dunce.

By the way, I used to go to Cincinnati for work four to six times a year. There are a couple kinda cool neighborhoods there and Sotto is an objectively good Italian restaurant. But Kansas City is a far superior city in just about every way.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by RollChiefsRoll

He posts another article touting Huntsville ****ing Alabama as this country’s greatest city!!! What an absolute dunce.

By the way, I used to go to Cincinnati for work four to six times a year. There are a couple kinda cool neighborhoods there and Sotto is an objectively good Italian restaurant. But Kansas City is a far superior city in just about every way.

It's funny how wildly different all of those "best cities" lists are, depending on what factors are used and whether the people making the lists have any idea of how to do demographic analysis.

I pretty much just check to see if Denver is at the top of list, and if it's not the methodology is flawed.

[RollChiefsRoll]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

It's funny how wildly different all of those "best cities" lists are, depending on what factors are used and whether the people making the lists have any idea of how to do demographic analysis.

I pretty much just check to see if Denver is at the top of list, and if it's not the methodology is flawed.

**** Denver though.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

You're the king reerun of all the reeruns.

Educate your stupid self.

https://heyexplorer.com/what-is-cinc...nd-famous-for/

Cincinnati, Ohio #41. Kansas City, MO #51.
https://realestate.usnews.com/places...places-to-live

Okay, here's the list in that first link.

1. The city of seven hills. No, that's Rome.
2. German heritage. You're thinking of Germany, not Cincinnati.
3. A kaleidoscope of neighborhoods. Confusing neighborhood design is not a selling point. And anyway, that's San Francisco.
4. Architecture. No, that's Paris.
5. Flying pigs. I'll give you that one.
6. Cincinnati chili. Yeah, and Milwaukee is famous for Jeffrey Dahmer.
7. Cincinnati Reds. Communism is not a bragging point.
8. Cincinnati Bengals. I'll take "Teams that have never won a Super Bowl for $1,000, Alex." Daily double!
9. FC Cincinnati. This is a soccer team. A soccer team. Come on.
10. Historical museums. Once again, this is Paris.
11. Art Museums. I'm starting to think this is a Paris list. Does Paris have flying pigs?
12. Street art and murals. This is gang graffiti.
13. Fiona the hippo. It's the Ohio River, not the Ohippo River. Hippos are from Africa.
14. Craft Brewery Scene. This is Denver.
15. Graeter's Ice Cream. It's an ice cream shop. I have four of those within walking distance of my house.

All I'm seeing here is a flying pig symbolism, which actually kind of fits the theme of Cincinnati's chances of ever winning a Super Bowl.