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Study: Kentucky "Dry" Counties Have More Meth

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His county may be somewhere where there's only one town/city that's wet and the rest is dry/moist. Pike Co. was kind of like that, if I remember correctly, in that you couldn't get package liquor there — had to go to Coal Run. Maybe I'm remembering it wrong.

 

Eminence is wet while the rest of Henry Co. is dry. Same goes for Cumberland and Harlan Co., unless that's changed. When I went to WKU, I believe BG itself was wet but Warren Co. was dry. Some of these may have changed in recent years, as a lot of counties have changed their blue laws.

 

I always called them "moist counties"; this map calls them "split".

 

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I always called them "moist counties"; this map calls them "split".

 

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That map is just under 2 decades old, of course to you that just seems like last week :lol2:

I bet wet counties have more DUIs too

 

Drugs are everywhere

I bet wet counties have more DUIs too

 

Drugs are everywhere

 

Not really. It just means people go get drunk the next county over and drive back home loaded.

Thank God we still have some dry counties.

Thank God we still have some dry counties.

 

Gotta make sure the unholy alliance of bootleggers and Baptist preachers never breaks up. :thumb:

Gotta make sure the unholy alliance of bootleggers and Baptist preachers never breaks up. :thumb:

 

Well my Baptist preacher preaches against drinking and that's pretty much how that is,

 

Well my Baptist preacher preaches against drinking and that's pretty much how that is,

 

Whaaaat?? No! I assume it's the same thing with dancing and girls wearing skirts that are shorter than their ankles?

Whaaaat?? No! I assume it's the same thing with dancing and girls wearing skirts that are shorter than their ankles?

 

:lol2: :lol2:

Whaaaat?? No! I assume it's the same thing with dancing and girls wearing skirts that are shorter than their ankles?

 

No, but I wouldnt go around making fun of your preacher either.

 

But thats fine, you all on here who poke fun show so much TOLERANCE.

 

No, but I wouldnt go around making fun of your preacher either.

 

But thats fine, you all on here who poke fun show so much TOLERANCE.

 

Are you calling me a lefty? :lol2:

Are you calling me a lefty? :lol2:

 

Not really, just wondering why you prefer to make fun of my preacher for not supporting booze?

Using the noun Tolerance and Baptist Preacher in the same breath is an oxymoron nowadays .

Using the noun Tolerance and Baptist Preacher in the same breath is an oxymoron nowadays .

 

The same could be said about the left.

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