I want her to remember this face, though. I sorta knew it was a joke. The visual of vomit all over the pool table though... That's what I was thinking. Truth be known, this town is a veritable desert when it comes to compatible women who'd put up with my smelly hairy a$$. I know I wouldn't.

Ohh I live in Ohio and I've never heard of your town....

Well, yeah, I didn't think of vomit, I was thinking back rugburn or knee rugburn....

Battle scars...

It's about 50 minutes north by northwest of Columbus, and about 2 hours and 35 minutes from you. I drive to Massilon often to support a customer there.

Ohhh I could throw a stone on North Canton, I'm Massillon only by zip code really.

But that explains why I've never heard of it. That is out of my range as far as places I go to....

I'll probably be back out that way in about 2 weeks, which means carting a cnc controller in the back seat, reinstalling it, and praying the customer didn't do anything else stupid to the machine. On a positive note, demographics are much better there, but probably with your fair share of nfw candidates for significant others.

There's a funny sign on the way, just outside of massillon.

"Prepare to meet thy god"

You'd sorta think it ominous on entry into any town. What do you suppose the church was thinking or smoking when they thought that one up?


These days I'm the reluctant traveller, with plans to go to Indianapolis, Massilon, Singapore, N. Ireland, New Zealand, Michigan, and Florida, and that's Q1. Commuting for business is one thing. Commuting for a woman, well, never if they're really planting roots where they live. That being said, making my home fun and preparing to adopt is priority.

The building my landlord's office is in (it's a strip mall type thingy) has flames on the side and the words, "Hell is real"....

Religious zealots are fun, huh?

Holy travelling plans...!!

"Stop by and visit it"




Fun like epileptic fits are. At least that's what I call it when someone preaches at me.



Yea, it's like that. From my perspective, the recession is over. Business is up 50% already, with a staggering amount of increases planned for the coming year.