Vincent Fisher Reveals Six Things You Didn't Know About Ohio

First thing first, you must be aware that Ohio is in the heart of it all. It's a great place to rock, play pro football and pig out on Skyline Chilli. But these are things you should already know about Ohio, so Vincent Fisher is going to expose the six things nobody knows about the great state of Ohio.

6. Everybody Wants our Ohio Nasal Twang

You know you have reach Ohio when you hear the people around you talk in that recognizable midwestern twang. I said turns into "I sez" and every day of the week has a "dee" at the end like "Fridee" or "Tuesdee". So, listen closely to hear, " I warsh cars every Tuesdee and Fridee for a hunnerd dollars." Or giving old objects like a tv remote a new name like, "channel changer". Don't worry. You will pick up the language quickly once you are out and about in Ohio.

5. Where Aviation Was Born

It doesn't matter what North Carolina says. The Wright Brothers were born in Dayton, Ohio and did all their work for their flight here. Kitty Hawk, North Carolina was just a testing site until they built and flew their first valuable plane in none other than Huffman Prairie, located in Ohio. Of course. Hence the fact there is the Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Wright State University and W.O. Wrights, a popular pub and grill. So back off North Carolina!

4. A Pair of Shoes Marks the Spot

Vince Fisher says it's pretty normal to find a couple of pairs of shoes dangling from light poles in between suburbs and cities. This is just to let the others know that its their turf. And when there aren't any light poles around, the railings of overpasses will do. Therefore, beware, the bridge is controlled by bridge fiends. But the good news is, they didn't forget to "warsh" their shoes.

3. Ohio Rocks!

This is where the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is located and the greatest musicians have come from here like Chrissie Hyde from the Pretenders, Marilyn Mason, David Grohl from the Foo Fighters and Nirvana is from here and many many more.

2. Fill Your Lawns with Stuff, Especially Plastic Animals.

Think of Ohioans as artists. For them a lawn is boring, dull and maybe a little too normal for them. So they find dressing up their lawns with pink flamingos, gnomes, stone geese, birdbaths, flagpoles, maybe even a bathtub; a great contribution to society and maybe the world of art. Well, let's hope not. But any ways, they do it and Vincent E. Fisher knows they aren't going to stop.

1. Michigan Started It

It has nothing to do with the final game of the big ten during football season. No, it is something bigger, as big as Toledo. Well, in fact it is about Toledo. Since the nineteenth century Michigan and Ohio have been arguing about a piece of land that is no more than five miles along the Indiana border and eight miles along Lake Erie. In 1837, Michigan finally surrender the Toldeo strip to the Ohio, because it was trying to gain preference during a presidential election, so it can be made a state.