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Louisville named 3rd unhappiest city in America

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Study probably funded by the University of Kentucky

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Randy "The Pied Piper" Parker.

 

:lol2::lol2::lol2:

People are more unhappy in the Ville than they are in the 3rd world city of Detroit? What in the heck is going on in Louisville?:idunno:

Little disappointed in Randy Parker . So many low hanging fruit jokes could be made at Getslow.

I still don't understand what makes a city "happy" or "unhappy". Did they survey people and ask "Are you happy?" and all the New Yorkers just said "Frickin Bloomberg!" and that was it?

And I'll be the first to admit I'm a little unhappy. Nobody on metro government has done anything to get all these Big Blue Nationers out of my city. They graduated from UK, hop across the county line, take our jobs, and all us good Louisvillians are stuck with 'em.

I saw this on another web site, weren't the top two or three happiest cities all in Louisiana?

Is this because Rockmom moved out? Or because Spindoc moved in? :idunno:

 

Well, I have been told that I'm a ray of sunshine. :D. ***HEAVY sarcasm***

 

Hudson, KY is the happiest wide spot in the road now, though.

Either I am different than the people who took the survey, or the survey is flawed. My girlfriend is from NYC, we visit there frequently and I love the place. Louisianna has 5 of the 'happiest' cities I believe. I have spent a lot of time there working and I absolutely hated every city we worked in, a couple of which were on the list of happiest.

You can make statistics sing any tune you want. Everything with a grain of salt people. That said, 99% of the times that I have gone to Louisville it has either rained or snowed. There's like a precipitation vortex over the city.

I get grouchy just driving through there....may have something to do with I 71.

Is this because Rockmom moved out? Or because Spindoc moved in? :idunno:

Wait...Rockmom moved out of Louisville? :wideyed:

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