‘Ohio is literally a pothole:’ Photo of oddly-shaped pothole goes viral

Potholes along Rodgers Drive in Springfield. The City of Springfield will ask voters to approve a 5-year, quarter-percent income tax increase that will help fix neighborhood streets. Business leaders are opposed to the plan to raise the income tax and believe the city should find the money to fix streets without raising taxes. Bill Lackey/Staff

Potholes costly for state, motorists Potholes along Rodgers Drive in Springfield. The City of Springfield will ask voters to approve a 5-year, quarter-percent income tax increase that will help fix neighborhood streets. Business leaders are opposed to the plan to raise the income tax and believe the city should find the money to fix streets without raising taxes. Bill Lackey/Staff

By Kelly McMullen

We’ve all seen our fair share of potholes in Ohio, but there is one in particular that is getting some extra attention.

One Ohio resident spotted an unusually-shaped pothole--recognize it?--and tweeted the picture, saying ‘Ohio is literally a pothole.’

And, as you can see, the photo quickly made its rounds on Twitter.

Whether you agree with his sentiment or not, most of us can find amusement in it.