Louisville People

[bkingUK]

Also, I'll tell you what to avoid: Joe's Crabshack. I don't know what made me want to go there, maybe this thread, but Joe's Crabshack has been on riverfront for like 20 years and I haven't been in at least 15.

First there was a Jeep Wrangler convention going on next to it, which drew some weird ass people who were like hybrid redneck types who REALLY love their jeeps.

Then we waited 45 minutes with said weird Wrangler people for a table. The waiters sang happy birthday for little kids and grown adults 3 times in an hour. They make birthday people do the hula dance while they sing, which entertained hybrid rednecks, but made me feel like I was in the movie Idiocracy.

The fish tasted like rubber. And while sitting there I had to watch hybrid rednecks with bibs on devour lobster like they were crazed crack addicts getting their fix.

Will not go back... probably ever.

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

Also, I'll tell you what to avoid: Joe's Crabshack. I don't know what made me want to go there, maybe this thread, but Joe's Crabshack has been on riverfront for like 20 years and I haven't been in at least 15.

First there was a Jeep Wrangler convention going on next to it, which drew some weird ass people who were like hybrid redneck types who REALLY love their jeeps.

Then we waited 45 minutes with said weird Wrangler people for a table. The waiters sang happy birthday for little kids and grown adults 3 times in an hour. They make birthday people do the hula dance while they sing, which entertained hybrid rednecks, but made me feel like I was in the movie Idiocracy.

The fish tasted like rubber. And while sitting there I had to watch hybrid rednecks with bibs on devour lobster like they were crazed crack addicts getting their fix.

Will not go back... probably ever.

Lolololol this. 12-15 years ago I had a friend that worked there, he said that every 30 mins they’d make the staff get up and dance and do some awkward jig, when said dancing would occur, my buddy would quickly run to the bathroom or try to find the nearest mop, and clean up a non-existent mess.

 

[bkingUK]

Lolololol this. 12-15 years ago I had a friend that worked there, he said that every 30 mins they’d make the staff get up and dance and do some awkward jig, when said dancing would occur, my buddy would quickly run to the bathroom or try to find the nearest mop, and clean up a non-existent mess.

Haha. I truly felt sorry for the waiters.

 

[SoundSlave]

Ever been at night? Coolest shit ever

Oh yeah. Went to every machine gun shoot before I moved.

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

Much like Katina Powell, @lkc1234 has a hard time keeping Louisville’s dick out his mouth.

 

[lkc1234]

Much like Katina Powell, @lkc1234 has a hard time keeping Louisville’s dick out his mouth.

Let's not get nasty now.

 

[BigBlueCatNation]

0/10 on the latter part of your post. Although not surprised, most cats fans flock to Louisville because Lexington is a one horse town.

I didn’t want to turn this into that, however Lexington is a much nicer, more elegant and higher class city. It’s also more educated, as well as has a higher household income level. It’s much more of a college town than Louisville, though it has been creating a new identity for the last 20-30 years. However, Louisville has a much bigger population of people, so there are more things to do. I love both cities for what each bring to the Commonwealth.

I would never want to live in Louisville, but certain parts can be great to visit. In fact, I’ll be flying there this weekend. Like most Louisvillians, I’ll be rocking my Kentucky Blue.

I’m excited to get back there for a visit.

 

[bkingUK]

I didn’t want to turn this into that, however Lexington is a much nicer, more elegant and higher class city. It’s also more educated, as well as has a higher household income level. It’s much more of a college town than Louisville, though it has been creating a new identity for the last 20-30 years. However, Louisville has a much bigger population of people, so there are more things to do. I love both cities for what each bring to the Commonwealth.

I would never want to live in Louisville, but certain parts can be great to visit. In fact, I’ll be flying there this weekend. Like most Louisvillians, I’ll be rocking my Kentucky Blue.

I’m excited to get back there for a visit.

Cool.

Anyways, went to Hell or Highwater last night. Good bourbon selection. Good cocktails. When you get seated you get this velvet booth thing where you get on demand service by pressing button. Good for a drink or two. Place has no sign at all. Located behind Duluth Trading Co.

@coryfly another place I'd recommend is the Evan Williams Experience. Cool place.

 

[FFWhite]

Le Moo is great place for brunch or a steak for dinner. Mussels and burgers is really a good spot for lunch. If you enjoy s good cigar cross the walking bridge into Jeffersonville and go to matchstick. Humidor and bourbon bar are excellent. Need to have a Kentucky Hot Brown for breakfast at the Galt House. Lots of great places to eat. Lots of great places to have a cocktail. If Redbirds are in town you can catch s baseball game and throw back a beer from their brewery.

 

[JimboBBN]

I didn’t want to turn this into that, however Lexington is a much nicer, more elegant and higher class city. It’s also more educated, as well as has a higher household income level. It’s much more of a college town than Louisville, though it has been creating a new identity for the last 20-30 years. However, Louisville has a much bigger population of people, so there are more things to do. I love both cities for what each bring to the Commonwealth.

I would never want to live in Louisville, but certain parts can be great to visit. In fact, I’ll be flying there this weekend. Like most Louisvillians, I’ll be rocking my Kentucky Blue.

I’m excited to get back there for a visit.

I’ve lived in both and Louisville is better. Many more things to do. Lexington is horses and UK. Nothing else.

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

I didn’t want to turn this into that, however Lexington is a much nicer, more elegant and higher class city. It’s also more educated, as well as has a higher household income level. It’s much more of a college town than Louisville, though it has been creating a new identity for the last 20-30 years. However, Louisville has a much bigger population of people, so there are more things to do. I love both cities for what each bring to the Commonwealth.

I would never want to live in Louisville, but certain parts can be great to visit. In fact, I’ll be flying there this weekend. Like most Louisvillians, I’ll be rocking my Kentucky Blue.

I’m excited to get back there for a visit.

Lol all of that simply isn’t true. It’s not nicer. Nor more “elegant” as you put it, and there isn’t shit to do aside from watch a cats game or go to keeneland. Louisville>>>>>Lex any day. I don’t even live in Louisville anymore, and I used to visit lex all the time when my friend lived at Center Court.

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

Let's not get nasty now.

I’ll get as nasty as I want, you dirty dog you.

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

Le Moo is great place for brunch or a steak for dinner. Mussels and burgers is really a good spot for lunch. If you enjoy s good cigar cross the walking bridge into Jeffersonville and go to matchstick. Humidor and bourbon bar are excellent. Need to have a Kentucky Hot Brown for breakfast at the Galt House. Lots of great places to eat. Lots of great places to have a cocktail. If Redbirds are in town you can catch s baseball game and throw back a beer from their brewery.

Redbirds are now the Louisville Bats.

 

[Da_Bull]

Redbirds are now the Louisville Bats.

As of 1997?

 

[BigBlueCatNation]

I’ve lived in both and Louisville is better. Many more things to do. Lexington is horses and UK. Nothing else.

I don’t disagree with you. If you are young and single, Louisville is the best place to live. Since I’m not, I feel that Lexington is the best place for me to live

 

[BigBlueCatNation]

Lol all of that simply isn’t true. It’s not nicer. Nor more “elegant” as you put it, and there isn’t shit to do aside from watch a cats game or go to keeneland. Louisville>>>>>Lex any day. I don’t even live in Louisville anymore, and I used to visit lex all the time when my friend lived at Center Court.

I love Louisville and I love Lexington. However, Lexington is much nicer and prettier. There is a reason Lexington is on a lot of the Top 10 nicest places lists. Louisville is usually not on there anywhere.

Unfortunately, there’s not much to do outside of the college scene, UK and Keeneland in Lexington

 

[bkingUK]

Yeah there are a lot of bullshit lists Louisville is on too. I don't feel the need to bash Lexington though. I'm sitting at Griffingate Marriott as I type. Just got done biking on Legacy Trail.

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

As of 1997?

Somethin like that. I hadn’t seen a “Redbirds” game at Old Cardinal Stadium in over 20 years, so it’s gotta be around that time.

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

I love Louisville and I love Lexington. However, Lexington is much nicer and prettier. There is a reason Lexington is on a lot of the Top 10 nicest places lists. Louisville is usually not on there anywhere.

Unfortunately, there’s not much to do outside of the college scene, UK and Keeneland in Lexington

Fair enough, I literally only went to Lex to party during my undergrad, so what do I know?

 

[JimboBBN]

I don’t disagree with you. If you are young and single, Louisville is the best place to live. Since I’m not, I feel that Lexington is the best place for me to live

Fair enough. As long as we wear blue

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

Fair enough. As long as we wear blue

Louisville’s tolerance is very outstanding for the queers in blue. I respect that. Winking

 

[Bert Higginbotha]

Louisville, KY is a great city.

In fact I lived in the cities of Louisville, Charlotte, Evansville, Baltimore, Jacksonville and Houston. Louisville is the best. (Of course I also went to night school at Louisville and UofL is a great school, even though I am a Kentucky fan.)

Louisville is too big for me, as all cities are, but it is a fine place to live. Louisville TV stations always carried the UK games -- they can't be bad for doing that. WHAS radio made UK a national team.

I love Louisville.

 

[JimboBBN]

Louisville’s tolerance is very outstanding for the queers in blue. I respect that. Winking

Don’t act like you don’t like the pictures I send you

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

Don’t act like you don’t like the pictures I send you

Shhhh, that’s our business..SmokinSmile you don’t want @TheDude1 getting all jelly.

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

Louisville, KY is a great city.

In fact I lived in the cities of Louisville, Charlotte, Evansville, Baltimore, Jacksonville and Houston. Louisville is the best. (Of course I also went to night school at Louisville and UofL is a great school, even though I am a Kentucky fan.)

Louisville is too big for me, as all cities are, but it is a fine place to live. Louisville TV stations always carried the UK games -- they can't be bad for doing that. WHAS radio made UK a national team.

I love Louisville.

WHAS is way better than WLKY. Vicki Dortch, Rick Van Hoose and Fred Cowgirl can go jump off a cliff. Horrendous reporters.

 

[SoundSlave]

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

Lol, wish that place was still around. It was so shitty, yet so awesome. I’m 34, and caught the tail end of it, but saw some great shows there. Good old Goldsmith Lane, hookers paradise.

 

[bkingUK]

Unemployment rate of Assumption girls doubled when it closed

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

Unemployment rate of Assumption girls doubled when it closed

Atherton unemployment tripled

 

[CB3UK]

Can always eat BBQ and have craft beer at Against the Grain and then catch a Louisville Bats game if they have a handstand. I'm certain they are more worthwhile to watch than the Reds .

 

[CB3UK]

Yeah there are a lot of bullshit lists Louisville is on too. I don't feel the need to bash Lexington though. I'm sitting at Griffingate Marriott as I type. Just got done biking on Legacy Trail.

I'm out there literally every other day. You've probably seen me and not even known it.

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

If you grew up/still live in Louisville, where did you go to high school? What year did you graduate?

Just curious. I know that's a very Louisville question to ask.

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

If you grew up/still live in Louisville, where did you go to high school? What year did you graduate?

Just curious. I know that's a very Louisville question to ask.

I went to Manual, graduated '02.

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

Can always eat BBQ and have craft beer at Against the Grain and then catch a Louisville Bats game if they have a handstand. I'm certain they are more worthwhile to watch than the Reds .

Dollar beer night on Thursdays.

 

[bkingUK]

St X 02

 

[lkc1234]

I’ll get as nasty as I want, you dirty dog you.

Expected reply from a fan of the dirtiest program in NCAA history.

Louisville’s tolerance is very outstanding for the queers in blue. I respect that. Winking

So you wear blue?

 

[bkingUK]

Pretty sure I remember where @SoundSlave went and it's probably the one I would've guess last

 

[JimboBBN]

Ballard High School, class of 2011

 

[SoundSlave]

Pretty sure I remember where @SoundSlave went and it's probably the one I would've guess last

Kentucky Country Day. '96

 

[anon_0astpxev9h4gk]

Expected reply from a fan of the dirtiest program in NCAA history.

So you wear blue?

Man, that was pretty sad. Think a bit deeper, i'm ****ing disappointed in you. Dig my man, dig.