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The Geauga County

I never even heard of this county before did they just move in a bunch of liberals from california and create a county ?

I did a wiki look ....

Geauga County (pronounced /dʒiˈɑːɡə/ jee-AH-gə) is a county located in the state of Ohio, United States. As of 2000, the population was 90,895. It is named for a Native American word meaning "raccoon". The county seat is Chardon[2].[3] In 2008, Forbes Magazine ranked Geauga County as the fourth best place in America to raise a family.[4]

Thats just to funny i don't care who you are Raccoon BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I envision the county seat with a bunch of black masks on chewing on sushi and trying to climb trees to get away from the dogs .....Bwahahahahaha

I envision the county seat with a bunch of black masks on chewing on sushi and trying to climb trees to get away from the dogs .....Bwahahahahaha

That's funny..!

I never heard of Geauga county either until I moved from Pittsburgh to the Cleveland area at the beginning of my engineering career, (CLE had more engineering opportunities).

I did not find out Geauga was a native American word for Raccoon until the mid 80's. Guess back in the 1700's raccoons were tasty critters when roasted over the open fire..?

But Geauga county does produce the best maple syrup I have ever tasted, so there is some sweetness associated with "Geauga".
Hmmm... maple flavored raccoon, hmmmmm, yummy! < /humor >

One fact that some don't know, with the raccoon being a nocturnal animal, we usually see them late evening or early morning, but if you see them in the day, stay away!! They could be very ill or possibly even rabid and they can exhibit aggressive behavior toward humans. You should call the local game warden and they will trap the animal and test them. If they are not ill they will be released back into the wild ..

Rabid Raccoon.
(Anyone know if this screen name is taken?)