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Anyone live in Lexington?

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Thinking about taking a job in Lex, but I've only been there 2 times in my life. What does everyone think about it? Good place for a 27 year old bachelor or am I better off staying in Paducah?

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I say do it! I don't live in Lexington but I am there usually every other weekend.

I've got to be honest, you couldn't pay me to live in Lexington.

I lived there on 2 seperate occasions and highly recommend it. Great place for a 27 year old bachelor.

I've got to be honest, you couldn't pay me to live in Lexington.

 

Why not?

I loved living in Lexington. Way more opportunities for Rocket rants than Paducah, if you know what I mean!:p:lol:

Why not?

I just generally don't enjoy the town very much. I don't mind going down for a weekend if a friend is having a big party but there just doesn't seem to be all that much to do to me. I wouldn't mind it if I were going to UK but I would never just live there for the heck of it. I can understand moving from somewhere else in the state to Lex but never from Lou to Lex. I guess I'm just way to used to Louisville and it would seem like a downgrade for me.

I just generally don't enjoy the town very much. I don't mind going down for a weekend if a friend is having a big party but there just doesn't seem to be all that much to do to me. I wouldn't mind it if I were going to UK but I would never just live there for the heck of it. I can understand moving from somewhere else in the state to Lex but never from Lou to Lex. I guess I'm just way to used to Louisville and it would seem like a downgrade for me.

 

You're the first person I've ever heard say there isn't anything to do in Lexington. I mean it's not known around here as Lex Vegas for nothing. :D

 

Of course I feel the same way about Louisville that you feel about Lexington, only it's because the city is way too dirty for my liking.

I like Lexington, but despite its population density (and the opportunities that should come with a city of that size), it's a pretty dull town.

You're the first person I've ever heard say there isn't anything to do in Lexington. I mean it's not known around here as Lex Vegas for nothing. :D

 

It's termed that by people from the sticks, where there's even less to do. When you compare Lexington to a Powell Co. or a Clay Co., sure it's going to seem like a big deal.

 

Of course I feel the same way about Louisville that you feel about Lexington, only it's because the city is way too dirty for my liking.

 

What a joke … :rolleyes:

It's termed that by people from the sticks, where there's even less to do. When you compare Lexington to a Powell Co. or a Clay Co., sure it's going to seem like a big deal.

 

 

 

What a joke … :rolleyes:

 

How's that a joke? I don't like city's that are that dirty. I could never live in a place like Cincinnati either.

You're the first person I've ever heard say there isn't anything to do in Lexington. I mean it's not known around here as Lex Vegas for nothing. :D

 

Of course I feel the same way about Louisville that you feel about Lexington, only it's because the city is way too dirty for my liking.

 

I always assumed that nickname came from the college party scene.

 

:lol::lol: If you think Louisville is dirty then you are quite the sheltered kid. Have you ever been anywhere in Louisville besides downtown (which isn't a dirty place btw) ?

Lexington for being the second largest city in KY doesn't not have a big city feel. My feeling is that is is more like a mix between a suburb and a college town that has over grown.

 

The biggest downside that I've seen from many of my friends that have gone down there is that they have all left after a few years, and half of them came back with a meth addiction.

Lexington for being the second largest city in KY doesn't not have a big city feel. My feeling is that is is more like a mix between a suburb and a college town that has over grown.

 

The biggest downside that I've seen from many of my friends that have gone down there is that they have all left after a few years, and half of them came back with a meth addiction.

 

I can't agrue with that....Drugs are pretty prevalent down there from what I've been told.

I always assumed that nickname came from the college party scene.

 

:lol::lol: If you think Louisville is dirty then you are quite the sheltered kid. Have you ever been anywhere in Louisville besides downtown (which isn't a dirty place btw) ?

 

Yes, I've been in a couple neighborhoods that were every bit as dirty, if not more so than the city. Maybe it's not dirty in comparison with a lot of city's around the country, I don't know, but I could never live in a city as dirty as the Ville.

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