January 30, 200818 yr Possums sleep in the middle of the road with their feet in the air. There are 5,000 types of snakes on earth and 4,998 live in Kentucky. There are 10,000 types of spiders.All 10,000 live in Kentucky plus a couple no one's seen before. It is not a shopping cart; it is a buggy. There is no such thing as "lunch".There is only dinner and then there is supper. "Fix" is a verb. Example:"I'm fixing to go to the store. A cool snap(below 70 degress) is good pinto-bean weather. Fried catfish is the other white meat. Now these are only a few of what I learn from living in Kentucky. You all are welcome to join in.
January 30, 200818 yr I've never heard of a shopping cart called a buggy in my life. The rest, although they don't all apply to me, atleast apply to someone I know.
January 30, 200818 yr Apparently, there are a lot of very smart people in Kentucky, because I have heard of many of them, "off making a doctor", I would say you it would be hard to "make" a doctor. People like to go to the hospital and "get checked", like the hospital is going to check for everything. "getting checked" is a key word to the hospital staff that there is no problem, just charge my insurance for nothing. Trust me, this is true.
January 30, 200818 yr I've never heard of a shopping cart called a buggy in my life. The rest, although they don't all apply to me, atleast apply to someone I know. And just who might that be?
January 30, 200818 yr Yeah... Maybe just a small portion of Kentucky calls it that? I would venture to say that only a small part of Kentucky does not call them that. Trust us, it is a very common term.
January 30, 200818 yr Yeah... Maybe just a small portion of Kentucky calls it that? You're from southern Cincinnati, you wouldn't understand!
January 30, 200818 yr I would venture to say that only a small part of Kentucky does not call them that. Trust us, it is a very common term. I hear it called that all the time. :thumb:
January 30, 200818 yr I would venture to say that only a small part of Kentucky does not call them that. Trust us, it is a very common term. You're from southern Cincinnati, you wouldn't understand! ^ He's just a young pup, Spindoc. I've never heard it either. I am from NKY. I am NOT a young pup .
January 30, 200818 yr I'm an old dog from NKY and I've heard it many times. But then again my family comes from the southern part of this great commonwealth.
January 30, 200818 yr I've never heard it either. I am from NKY. I am NOT a young pup . There's a difference? Of course I'm kidding! My roommate in college was from New Richmond, OH and he'd never heard of "pop". He called it soda. That's just crazy talk!
January 30, 200818 yr Buggy? You all have never heard of the buggy? "Put that in the buggy." "Stop, you are going to fall out of the buggy." "Yuck! Don't put your mouth on the buggy!"
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