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Posted: 8/25/2015 5:24:10 PM EDT
Saw this on a trip to Kentucky a few days ago. Thought it would bring out the lolz in Arf. Enjoy
I'm still trying to finger out the meaning of it all. Maybe a few more beers will make things clear. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 5:28:48 PM EDT
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I'd Hazard a guess and say that's just Perry County being Perry County, bro.
I'm more surprised it isn't a giant 3 on the side, to be fair with a flag of Dale Sr's face |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 5:32:28 PM EDT
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USMC...
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Posted: 8/25/2015 5:36:25 PM EDT
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USMC... That is probably the best explanation there. At least it's spelled right. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 5:37:05 PM EDT
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Betcha anything it don't belong to no fatbody.
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Posted: 8/25/2015 5:44:41 PM EDT
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Semper F yeah!
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Posted: 8/25/2015 5:47:42 PM EDT
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Hazard is an experience in the word hollow monkey or as you yanks like to say rednecks
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Posted: 8/25/2015 6:23:13 PM EDT
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USMC
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Posted: 8/25/2015 7:12:27 PM EDT
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I spent the night in Hazard once, years ago. Had breakfast at the worlds largest Waffle House.
Apparently every single citizen had mastered the art of going thru life with a lit cigarette dangling offa their bottom lip. Even most of the children. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 7:15:44 PM EDT
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I spent the night in Hazard once, years ago. Had breakfast at the worlds largest Waffle House. Apparently every single citizen had mastered the art of going thru life with a lit cigarette dangling offa their bottom lip. Even most of the children. I don't even know if this was in Hazard County or not, hell it all blurs together when you get into Kentucky. All I know is we have: 1. A truck 2. Painted black 3. American flag 4. Trying to resemble the General Lee 5. Marine sticker It's one of those times you swing around for a second pass to in the Kroger parking lot to take a pic, lol. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 7:15:52 PM EDT
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Hazard is an experience in the word hollow monkey or as you yanks like to say rednecks Anything east of Lexington is pretty much Uncle Dad central. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 9:17:48 PM EDT
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Shit, Hazard was the 'big city' where we grew up and I'm not even kidding. Bell/Harlan county border area child here. I was 18 before you could convince me there were towns with more than one red light. We didn't get out of the holler much.
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Posted: 8/25/2015 9:22:57 PM EDT
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Shit, Hazard was the 'big city' where we grew up and I'm not even kidding. Bell/Harlan county border area child here. I was 18 before you could convince me there were towns with more than one red light. We didn't get out of the holler much. Fellow Harlan Countian here. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 9:33:00 PM EDT
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Shit, Hazard was the 'big city' where we grew up and I'm not even kidding. Bell/Harlan county border area child here. I was 18 before you could convince me there were towns with more than one red light. We didn't get out of the holler much. Visited a friend in Harlan county when I was around 12. For dinner we had coon and pinto beans with a deer ass grilled over a fire pit. Their home was a mud chincked (sp?) log cabin. When you flushed the shitter it drained out of the bottom of the house into a creek. It was like going back in time 100 years. At the time I was like, WTF? At 40 years of age I hope they are still there living the same way and wish I could move in next door.... Well I hope to move at least 100 yards from the single wide that got moved across the road from the mud slide. They just ran a water hose and power cords across the road and kept on keeping on.?? Simple folks are for the most part good folks. ETA: Jimmy, if you're a member here it was coon and not possum. I don't give a shit what your dad said..... I just keep telling myself that.  
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Posted: 8/25/2015 9:36:15 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Anything east of Lexington is pretty much Uncle Dad central. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Hazard is an experience in the word hollow monkey or as you yanks like to say rednecks Anything east of Lexington is pretty much Uncle Dad central. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 9:36:56 PM EDT
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Visited a friend in Harlan county when I was around 12. For dinner we had coon and pinto beans with a deer ass grilled over a fire pit. Their home was a mud chincked (sp?) log cabin. When you flushed the shitter it drained out of the bottom of the house into a creek. It was like going back in time 100 years. At the time I was like, WTF? At 40 years of age I hope they are still there living the same way and wish I could move in next door.... Well I hope to move at least 100 yards from the single wide that got moved across the road from the mud slide. They just ran a water hose and power cords across the road and kept on keeping on.?? Simple folks are for the most part good folks. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Shit, Hazard was the 'big city' where we grew up and I'm not even kidding. Bell/Harlan county border area child here. I was 18 before you could convince me there were towns with more than one red light. We didn't get out of the holler much. Visited a friend in Harlan county when I was around 12. For dinner we had coon and pinto beans with a deer ass grilled over a fire pit. Their home was a mud chincked (sp?) log cabin. When you flushed the shitter it drained out of the bottom of the house into a creek. It was like going back in time 100 years. At the time I was like, WTF? At 40 years of age I hope they are still there living the same way and wish I could move in next door.... Well I hope to move at least 100 yards from the single wide that got moved across the road from the mud slide. They just ran a water hose and power cords across the road and kept on keeping on.?? Simple folks are for the most part good folks. Ever been to one of the roadside bars? Those are the small structures that have no signs and no windows. I had some friends who went once. (I was too pussy) This skinny woman that looked like she had been on meth since birth looked at one of my buddies and said "I reckon I'm gonna fuck you tonight" then turned to walked toward him and fell flat faced on the ground passed out. That's when they left lol. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 9:37:55 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Visited a friend in Harlan county when I was around 12. For dinner we had coon and pinto beans with a deer ass grilled over a fire pit. Their home was a mud chincked (sp?) log cabin. When you flushed the shitter it drained out of the bottom of the house into a creek. It was like going back in time 100 years. At the time I was like, WTF? At 40 years of age I hope they are still there living the same way and wish I could move in next door.... Well I hope to move at least 100 yards from the single wide that got moved across the road from the mud slide. They just ran a water hose and power cords across the road and kept on keeping on.?? Simple folks are for the most part good folks. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Shit, Hazard was the 'big city' where we grew up and I'm not even kidding. Bell/Harlan county border area child here. I was 18 before you could convince me there were towns with more than one red light. We didn't get out of the holler much. Visited a friend in Harlan county when I was around 12. For dinner we had coon and pinto beans with a deer ass grilled over a fire pit. Their home was a mud chincked (sp?) log cabin. When you flushed the shitter it drained out of the bottom of the house into a creek. It was like going back in time 100 years. At the time I was like, WTF? At 40 years of age I hope they are still there living the same way and wish I could move in next door.... Well I hope to move at least 100 yards from the single wide that got moved across the road from the mud slide. They just ran a water hose and power cords across the road and kept on keeping on.?? Simple folks are for the most part good folks. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 9:42:10 PM EDT
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Shit, Hazard was the 'big city' where we grew up and I'm not even kidding. Bell/Harlan county border area child here. I was 18 before you could convince me there were towns with more than one red light. We didn't get out of the holler much. Visited a friend in Harlan county when I was around 12. For dinner we had coon and pinto beans with a deer ass grilled over a fire pit. Their home was a mud chincked (sp?) log cabin. When you flushed the shitter it drained out of the bottom of the house into a creek. It was like going back in time 100 years. At the time I was like, WTF? At 40 years of age I hope they are still there living the same way and wish I could move in next door.... Well I hope to move at least 100 yards from the single wide that got moved across the road from the mud slide. They just ran a water hose and power cords across the road and kept on keeping on.?? Simple folks are for the most part good folks. I know I had some for supper. I just didn't want to confuse the Yankees and rednecks on here. Only a hillbilly would understand. Hell now I'm homesick and someone stirred up some dust in the room.
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Posted: 8/25/2015 9:45:30 PM EDT
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Ever been to one of the roadside bars? Those are the small structures that have no signs and no windows. I had some friends who went once. (I was too pussy) This skinny woman that looked like she had been on meth since birth looked at one of my buddies and said "I reckon I'm gonna fuck you tonight" then turned to walked toward him and fell flat faced on the ground passed out. That's when they left lol. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Shit, Hazard was the 'big city' where we grew up and I'm not even kidding. Bell/Harlan county border area child here. I was 18 before you could convince me there were towns with more than one red light. We didn't get out of the holler much. Visited a friend in Harlan county when I was around 12. For dinner we had coon and pinto beans with a deer ass grilled over a fire pit. Their home was a mud chincked (sp?) log cabin. When you flushed the shitter it drained out of the bottom of the house into a creek. It was like going back in time 100 years. At the time I was like, WTF? At 40 years of age I hope they are still there living the same way and wish I could move in next door.... Well I hope to move at least 100 yards from the single wide that got moved across the road from the mud slide. They just ran a water hose and power cords across the road and kept on keeping on.?? Simple folks are for the most part good folks. Ever been to one of the roadside bars? Those are the small structures that have no signs and no windows. I had some friends who went once. (I was too pussy) This skinny woman that looked like she had been on meth since birth looked at one of my buddies and said "I reckon I'm gonna fuck you tonight" then turned to walked toward him and fell flat faced on the ground passed out. That's when they left lol. 
Well I was 12 so.... Yes, yes I have. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 9:48:25 PM EDT
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Yes that's just Hazard. I've known/worked with a handful of Hazard folks. Every one of them was "different". I don't have picks on this phone but I has seen a tractor and trailer driven to my Walmart along with a freshly flipped over Suburban with most of the roof smashed in some.
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Posted: 8/25/2015 9:49:12 PM EDT
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fuck me, i have to be in kentucky next week...
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Posted: 8/25/2015 9:49:17 PM EDT
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Shit, Hazard was the 'big city' where we grew up and I'm not even kidding. Bell/Harlan county border area child here. I was 18 before you could convince me there were towns with more than one red light. We didn't get out of the holler much. Visited a friend in Harlan county when I was around 12. For dinner we had coon and pinto beans with a deer ass grilled over a fire pit. Their home was a mud chincked (sp?) log cabin. When you flushed the shitter it drained out of the bottom of the house into a creek. It was like going back in time 100 years. At the time I was like, WTF? At 40 years of age I hope they are still there living the same way and wish I could move in next door.... Well I hope to move at least 100 yards from the single wide that got moved across the road from the mud slide. They just ran a water hose and power cords across the road and kept on keeping on.?? Simple folks are for the most part good folks. Side note, is there anything that goes better with soup beans than hog jowls and fried taters and corn bread. 
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Posted: 8/25/2015 9:51:14 PM EDT
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fuck me, i have to be in kentucky next week... If someone offers you soup beans with "meat" be weary... Be very weary.
ETA: and if you hear banjo music your post may come true!
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Posted: 8/25/2015 9:51:23 PM EDT
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Hazard is an experience in the word hollow monkey or as you yanks like to say rednecks Anything east of Lexington is pretty much Uncle Dad central. I feel like I should take up some money for you.
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Posted: 8/25/2015 9:51:51 PM EDT
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fuck me, i have to be in kentucky next week... What part? We have good BBQ down here. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 9:55:09 PM EDT
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Well I was 12 so.... Yes, yes I have. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Shit, Hazard was the 'big city' where we grew up and I'm not even kidding. Bell/Harlan county border area child here. I was 18 before you could convince me there were towns with more than one red light. We didn't get out of the holler much. Visited a friend in Harlan county when I was around 12. For dinner we had coon and pinto beans with a deer ass grilled over a fire pit. Their home was a mud chincked (sp?) log cabin. When you flushed the shitter it drained out of the bottom of the house into a creek. It was like going back in time 100 years. At the time I was like, WTF? At 40 years of age I hope they are still there living the same way and wish I could move in next door.... Well I hope to move at least 100 yards from the single wide that got moved across the road from the mud slide. They just ran a water hose and power cords across the road and kept on keeping on.?? Simple folks are for the most part good folks. Ever been to one of the roadside bars? Those are the small structures that have no signs and no windows. I had some friends who went once. (I was too pussy) This skinny woman that looked like she had been on meth since birth looked at one of my buddies and said "I reckon I'm gonna fuck you tonight" then turned to walked toward him and fell flat faced on the ground passed out. That's when they left lol.
Well I was 12 so.... Yes, yes I have. The best ones are the ones that just have "cold beer" spray-painted on the side of the building. Usually red krylon, usually misspelled. That's the only way any outsider would know it was actually a bar. That one was just outside Arjay in Bell, best I recall. Who remembers how bad possum stinks up the house when grandma cooked them? Or was that coon? I can't remember. One of them we had about every sunday that grandma didn't want to kill a chicken and God it stunk up the house for days. Greasy, brown meat. Gamey as hell. Good times. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 9:59:20 PM EDT
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I feel like I should take up some money for you. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Hazard is an experience in the word hollow monkey or as you yanks like to say rednecks Anything east of Lexington is pretty much Uncle Dad central. I feel like I should take up some money for you. If he is within 100 miles of the Cumberland gap he does not need sympathy. It is truly "Gods Country" with a little hard work it will give you everything you need. 
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:03:43 PM EDT
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The best ones are the ones that just have "cold beer" spray-painted on the side of the building. Usually red krylon, usually misspelled. That's the only way any outsider would know it was actually a bar. That one was just outside Arjay in Bell, best I recall. Who remembers how bad possum stinks up the house when grandma cooked them? Or was that coon? I can't remember. One of them we had about every sunday that grandma didn't want to kill a chicken and God it stunk up the house for days. Greasy, brown meat. Gamey as hell. Good times. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Shit, Hazard was the 'big city' where we grew up and I'm not even kidding. Bell/Harlan county border area child here. I was 18 before you could convince me there were towns with more than one red light. We didn't get out of the holler much. Visited a friend in Harlan county when I was around 12. For dinner we had coon and pinto beans with a deer ass grilled over a fire pit. Their home was a mud chincked (sp?) log cabin. When you flushed the shitter it drained out of the bottom of the house into a creek. It was like going back in time 100 years. At the time I was like, WTF? At 40 years of age I hope they are still there living the same way and wish I could move in next door.... Well I hope to move at least 100 yards from the single wide that got moved across the road from the mud slide. They just ran a water hose and power cords across the road and kept on keeping on.?? Simple folks are for the most part good folks. Ever been to one of the roadside bars? Those are the small structures that have no signs and no windows. I had some friends who went once. (I was too pussy) This skinny woman that looked like she had been on meth since birth looked at one of my buddies and said "I reckon I'm gonna fuck you tonight" then turned to walked toward him and fell flat faced on the ground passed out. That's when they left lol.
Well I was 12 so.... Yes, yes I have. The best ones are the ones that just have "cold beer" spray-painted on the side of the building. Usually red krylon, usually misspelled. That's the only way any outsider would know it was actually a bar. That one was just outside Arjay in Bell, best I recall. Who remembers how bad possum stinks up the house when grandma cooked them? Or was that coon? I can't remember. One of them we had about every sunday that grandma didn't want to kill a chicken and God it stunk up the house for days. Greasy, brown meat. Gamey as hell. Good times. If I don't know you I probably should. Good times for sure. I have not been back to the area in 10 or 12 years. I miss the scenery and the lifestyle but I don't like being broke.
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:04:10 PM EDT
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Side note, is there anything that goes better with soup beans than hog jowls and fried taters and corn bread. No. There ain't.  Maybe some onions, too.
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:04:26 PM EDT
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Fellow Harlan Countian here. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Shit, Hazard was the 'big city' where we grew up and I'm not even kidding. Bell/Harlan county border area child here. I was 18 before you could convince me there were towns with more than one red light. We didn't get out of the holler much. Fellow Harlan Countian here. Same here |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:10:18 PM EDT
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I once drove through like 2 counties looking for beer because everything around me was dry. We stopped in some lonesome gas station and told the guy at the counter who we were and if he knew any place that sold beer near there. Dude looked left and right, then said "come to the back, I got some good stuff back there." I shit you not, he had a cooler of bud lite stashed away in a cooler behind a main cooler.
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:10:45 PM EDT
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No. There ain't. Maybe some onions, too.
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Side note, is there anything that goes better with soup beans than hog jowls and fried taters and corn bread. No. There ain't. Maybe some onions, too.
I never ate them but we were always served "kilt lettuce and onions" it was basically a loose leaf lettuce and green onions wilted by the hot hog jowl fat. I had my standards. 
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:12:49 PM EDT
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You have no idea.......
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:14:43 PM EDT
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You have no idea....... Yes I do. I'm just leaving out the shit that may incriminate me or my grandparents. 
ETA: wait that didn't sound right.  I'm talking poverty not puberty.
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:17:20 PM EDT
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I spent the night in Hazard once in the'70's, and I want to go back to see it now.
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:20:56 PM EDT
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... The best ones are the ones that just have "cold beer" spray-painted on the side of the building. Usually red krylon, usually misspelled. That's the only way any outsider would know it was actually a bar. That one was just outside Arjay in Bell, best I recall. Who remembers how bad possum stinks up the house when grandma cooked them? Or was that coon? I can't remember. One of them we had about every sunday that grandma didn't want to kill a chicken and God it stunk up the house for days. Greasy, brown meat. Gamey as hell. Good times. Coon. Smells like a wet dog when it's cooking. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:21:30 PM EDT
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I spent the night in Hazard once in the'70's, and I want to go back to see it now. How purty  is your mouth boy?
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:22:06 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: fuck me, i have to be in kentucky next week...  |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:23:29 PM EDT
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I spent the night in Hazard once in the'70's, and I want to go back to see it now. How purty is your mouth boy?I'm brangin' a banjo, maybe a fiddle, too. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:23:30 PM EDT
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you have the right attitude...
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fuck me, i have to be in kentucky next week...
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:24:08 PM EDT
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I grew up south of that region... Safely across the TN line,
Several good friends of mine grew up in / around Hazard. I laugh my ass of now at the folks referred to as "hillbillies" or "hilljacks" around my area... They're city folk. paved roads and running water? Hah. Flatland hillbillies at best. 
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:25:03 PM EDT
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I spent the night in Hazard once in the'70's, and I want to go back to see it now. How purty is your mouth boy?I'm brangin' a banjo, maybe a fiddle, too. Don't bother. You ever played a mouth harp?
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:25:58 PM EDT
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'69 Chargers are hard to come by these days.
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:30:52 PM EDT
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Yes I do. I'm just leaving out the shit that may incriminate me or my grandparents.
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You have no idea....... Yes I do. I'm just leaving out the shit that may incriminate me or my grandparents.
ETA: wait that didn't sound right. I'm talking poverty not puberty. 1 hour from Hazard , WV/KY border.........Hatfield/McCoy feud county. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:31:20 PM EDT
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I grew up south of that region... Safely across the TN line,
Several good friends of mine grew up in / around Hazard. I laugh my ass of now at the folks referred to as "hillbillies" or "hilljacks" around my area... They're city folk. paved roads and running water? Hah. Flatland hillbillies at best. Anything below a 30 degree incline while traveling belongs to a redneck or a Yankee. Hillbillies see nothing but blue sky when traveling. Heavenly blue sky! Occasionally we will see a ditch or two but some feller will come along shortly and pull us out with his tractor. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:32:20 PM EDT
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I don't even know if this was in Hazard County or not, hell it all blurs together when you get into Kentucky. All I know is we have: 1. A truck 2. Painted black 3. American flag 4. Trying to resemble the General Lee 5. Marine sticker It's one of those times you swing around for a second pass to in the Kroger parking lot to take a pic, lol. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I spent the night in Hazard once, years ago. Had breakfast at the worlds largest Waffle House. Apparently every single citizen had mastered the art of going thru life with a lit cigarette dangling offa their bottom lip. Even most of the children. I don't even know if this was in Hazard County or not, hell it all blurs together when you get into Kentucky. All I know is we have: 1. A truck 2. Painted black 3. American flag 4. Trying to resemble the General Lee 5. Marine sticker It's one of those times you swing around for a second pass to in the Kroger parking lot to take a pic, lol. There is no county in Kentucky by the name of Hazard. There is a city that lies within Perry County, KY.
You're thinking of the fictional Hazzard County, Georgia, to which the show "takes" place.
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:34:21 PM EDT
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You have no idea....... Yes I do. I'm just leaving out the shit that may incriminate me or my grandparents.
ETA: wait that didn't sound right. I'm talking poverty not puberty. 1 hour from Hazard , WV/KY border.........Hatfield/McCoy feud county. I am from just over yonder you know where big tower is above the sand caves? 
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:35:02 PM EDT
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Saw this on a trip to Kentucky a few days ago. Thought it would bring out the lolz in Arf. Enjoy
http://i.imgur.com/aEICtZQ.jpg I'm still trying to finger out the meaning of it all. Maybe a few more beers will make things clear. Seeing as how there is a USMC bumper sticker and a rear window sticker, I figured it out 
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:37:27 PM EDT
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There is no county in Kentucky by the name of Hazard. There is a city that lies within Perry County, KY.
You're thinking of the fictional Hazzard County, Georgia, to which the show "takes" place. Well shit you're right and I knew it right when you said it. That dude in the pickup got me all discombobulated. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:39:15 PM EDT
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Ever been to one of the roadside bars? Those are the small structures that have no signs and no windows. I had some friends who went once. (I was too pussy) This skinny woman that looked like she had been on meth since birth looked at one of my buddies and said "I reckon I'm gonna fuck you tonight" then turned to walked toward him and fell flat faced on the ground passed out. That's when they left lol. There are quite a few of those beer joints on the Tn/Ky line in Clay Co. Tn. I've had the same experience a time or 2. |
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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:43:43 PM EDT
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Eastern KY checking in. Who knows where I snapped this gem?
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