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31.	Pony Keg: A drive-through store.
32.	Macy's Music Festival: One of the largest and longest running R&B festivals, hosted by the city of Cincinnati.
33.	Ohio River: Separates Cincinnati from Kentucky, and spanned by a lovely pedestrian bridge.
34.	Graeter's: A huge ice cream parlor in the downtown area, located at Fountain Square.
35.	Putz's Creamy Whip: An institution among ice cream vendors, serving the West Side of Cincinnati since 1938.
36.	Excite, The: Part of the American Indoor Soccer League. They play at the Tri-County Sportsplex on the largest indoor soccer fie...
37.	Jungle Jim's: Jungle Jim's International Market is a warehouse-sized food store/shopping complex that features an unbelievable se...
38.	CincyLatino: In July, the CincyLatino organization puts on a well-attended festival celebrating Latino culture in Cincinnati.
39.	Argosy Casino: One of the most popular riverboat casino in the world; on the Ohio River.
40.	Pyramid Hill: One of the few sculpture parks in the United States, with 265 acres and 45 sculptures for your viewing pleasure.
41.	Taft Museum of Arts: One of the finest small art museums in America, and a National Historic Landmark.
42.	Francis International Market: A friendly international food store on Colerain Ave.
43.	CAM Supermarket: In Evandale, the largest fully dedicated Asian supermarket in the Greater Cincinnati area.
44.	Akronite: Someone from Akron, Ohio has been known to be called this from time to time.
45.	McKinley Museum and National Memorial: The McKinley Museum and National Memorial is the burial place of the 25th President of the United States with a fun...

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Denver Donkeys: Denver, CO

Loving and loyal reference (in the most self-depreciating way) to the Denver Broncos. See: Denver Broncos, Orange Crush

Razor Clam Capital: Cordova, AK

Razor Clam Capital is a nickname for Cordova. So is "Clam Town."

Parish: New Orleans, LA

1. A parish is actually Louisiana speak for 'county'. The Orleans Parish shares the same boundaries as the New Orleans city limits, but other parishes within the state contain different cities and towns, just as counties do in other states.

2. The New Orleans version of a county.

People's Republic of Cambridge: Cambridge, MA

People jokingly refer to Cambridge as the "People's Republic" because of its left-leaning residents.

Washateria: Houston, TX

Another name for a laundromat, taken from Houston's rich "Spanglish" vernacular.