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[pretzel__logic]

#IStandWithBeagle on the M&M stance. F EM ALL (unless the recruits come in on John Morgan Spraytan money)

 

[funKYcat75]

Glad we landed Johnson, but I still miss the days of a Periscope stream of a poorly-lit inner city school gym with no sponsors and no script.

 

[cricket3]

What is Donato's connection to UK because it seems like the spend a lot of money on the basketball team. I don't think they're based out of Kentucky are they? Is the local franchisee a big donor?

 

[TriangleUKCat]

BREAKING NEWS: Cricket doesn’t know something

 

[gattongrad09]

For any fellow orange lots SEC Nation set is taking up quite a few parking spots near goodbarn.

 

[kybobcat]

 

[Century Cat]

- I had to drive to Paducah yesterday. This Commonwealth is a beautiful state, and I love the varied landscapes you see as you pass through different regions, so road trips for work are always a little like a field trip for me. There's the rolling beauty of the Bluegrass, the wildness of the Daniel Boone, the views in Cumberland, the Riverfront, the Bourbon Trail, etc. etc. Pretty much wherever you go, you've got something pretty to look at while you drive.

...except the endless miles of NOTHING on the Western Kentucky Parkway. There is just nathan to see on the road between the turnoff from 65 until you get to Lake Barkley. I know plenty of fine people from that part of the state (including my grandpa's family) but goddamn. Unless someone can teleport me out to McCracken County, since it seems alright, I'd rather drive to Pikeville and back six times. I wanted to dive off the highway and put myself at the mercy of the inmates at Eddyville to avoid more driving.

- On a related note, the first "forbidden" consumable I want after I deliver this baby is a Monster. Or a Celsius. Or a Rockstar. Or a C4. I would have committed a felony for one yesterday.

Having lived here all my life, I tend to take it for granted. However, my wife's brother moved out to LA in the 80s, raised his kids there.

They fly in 2-3 times per year and always marvel about how green and beautiful it is.

#Blessed

 

[DoubleSecretProbation]

Having lived here all my life, I tend to take it for granted. However, my wife's brother moved out to LA in the 80s, raised his kids there.

They fly in 2-3 times per year and always marvel about how green and beautiful it is.

#Blessed

It’s alright. I like that it’s kind of a secret that we’re fortunate enough to live in God’s country.

 

[BeaveUKGT]

Having lived here all my life, I tend to take it for granted. However, my wife's brother moved out to LA in the 80s, raised his kids there.

They fly in 2-3 times per year and always marvel about how green and beautiful it is.

#Blessed

When I fly back to KY in May/June, I marvel at how green it is. When I fly back every year around Christmas, I marvel at how dreary and grey it is.

 

[Century Cat]

Also true. And that's what I tend to focus on, so it's nice and eye-opening to hear what's great about it.

Most Januarys, I ask why tf do I still live here in the gray dome. IIRC, this entire year has been much sunnier.

Anyway, still nice to hear a favorable take on the stuff that we've gotten used to.