I was thinking the same thing. We're from Ky so I guess we're all related, LOLOriginally posted by 3rex:
have I accidentally logged on to ancestors.com lol?
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That will be me brother.Originally posted by BlueinTex:
the BP I'm related to, I believe is from Bracken County area, has a younger bro. His moms sisters is name Shirley
Not trying to be smart but - Like what? What is an 18 year old young man going to go in NYC that he can't do in Lexington. Once again, it's not about comparing Lexington to NYC. He's an 18 year old kid. He's going to class, going to practice, going to McDonald, Two Keys, occasionally a movie . .Originally posted by LineSkiCat:
Strongly Disagree. Trying to compare Lexington to NYC for living/fun is like trying to compare NYC to Lexington for college basketball. Both have an insurmountable advantage.Originally posted by AJ Blue:
Originally posted by KYCAT78:
I am as big a CAT fan as anybody but NYC trumps Lexington and it is not even close.
What the crap does that have to do with anything. I'm sure he's going to be checking out a broadway play in between classes and eating the Ritz. He could be in Cow Pile Iowa going to school and the campus/college life will virtually be the same period
But the experience of being a UK basketball player vs. a St Johns player would be night and day for how he's treated and his experience on the college basketball stage while he's there. In that area, Lexington >>>>>>>>New York\ and it's not even close.
College life is great at any university that has a "college town" feel. UK has that, being in Lexington. But it's not NYC. No kid dreams of going to Kentucky. Every kid dreams of Manhattan and NYC. It's nothing against Lexington/UK/Kentucky.. it's just NYC and everyone else. Same thing as Kentucky basketball and everyone else.
surely you can't be serious...Originally posted by AJ Blue:
Not trying to be smart but - Like what? What is an 18 year old young man going to go in NYC that he can't do in Lexington. Once again, it's not about comparing Lexington to NYC. He's an 18 year old kid. He's going to class, going to practice, going to McDonald, Two Keys, occasionally a movie . .
And throw in that while he's doing those things in Lex he's treated like he's in Hollywood. Nobody will notice him in NYC then or after unless he makes it big.
This post was edited on 4/20 3:31 PM by AJ Blue
Wow! Both my parents are from Bracken County.Originally posted by brianpoe:
I live in Lex, I know there is a another Brian Poe here, and one in Paris.
My family is from Bracken County near Maysville.
He is serious.Originally posted by 3rex:
surely you can't be serious...Originally posted by AJ Blue:
Not trying to be smart but - Like what? What is an 18 year old young man going to go in NYC that he can't do in Lexington. Once again, it's not about comparing Lexington to NYC. He's an 18 year old kid. He's going to class, going to practice, going to McDonald, Two Keys, occasionally a movie . .
And throw in that while he's doing those things in Lex he's treated like he's in Hollywood. Nobody will notice him in NYC then or after unless he makes it big.
This post was edited on 4/20 3:31 PM by AJ Blue
No, I said earlier that Shirley is the name of my Aunt.Originally posted by WildcatfaninOhio:
He is serious.Originally posted by 3rex:
surely you can't be serious...Originally posted by AJ Blue:
Not trying to be smart but - Like what? What is an 18 year old young man going to go in NYC that he can't do in Lexington. Once again, it's not about comparing Lexington to NYC. He's an 18 year old kid. He's going to class, going to practice, going to McDonald, Two Keys, occasionally a movie . .
And throw in that while he's doing those things in Lex he's treated like he's in Hollywood. Nobody will notice him in NYC then or after unless he makes it big.
This post was edited on 4/20 3:31 PM by AJ Blue
And stop calling him Shirley!
You raised some good points. Forgot about the "Hollywood" factor that he would get while in Lexington. But still, Lexington is far off from NYC, and I want to repeat that this is no slight to Lexington or Kentucky.. Not many cities or places can match up against NYC, certainly not for an 18 year old.Originally posted by AJ Blue:
Not trying to be smart but - Like what? What is an 18 year old young man going to go in NYC that he can't do in Lexington. Once again, it's not about comparing Lexington to NYC. He's an 18 year old kid. He's going to class, going to practice, going to McDonald, Two Keys, occasionally a movie . .
And throw in that while he's doing those things in Lex he's treated like he's in Hollywood. Nobody will notice him in NYC then or after unless he makes it big.
This post was edited on 4/20 3:31 PM by AJ Blue
Originally posted by TheFolker:
You'll get to play in historic Madison Square Garden...in front of 7 or 8 thousand people all the way through the NIT.
Not that it really matters, but it looks like last season they played 10 games in MSG outiside of the Big East tournament, and 10 in Carnesecca Arena. Which holds all of 5,600 fans.Originally posted by TheFolker:
You'll get to play in historic Madison Square Garden...in front of 7 or 8 thousand people all the way through the NIT.
Shirley here . . . and still waiting for an answer.surely you can't be serious...
the johnnies are in queens- its not manhattanI am as big a CAT fan as anybody but NYC trumps Lexington and it is not even close.