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See the south of louisville knows it were all family but the east enders wont give up that there southern will the. What a disgrace. Well yall will have to come to terms sooner or later. Cuz its in your blood face it. If anyone reads this and dont understand what im talkin bout dont worry its a louisville thing. maybe I shouldnt have brought it up we might end up in a forum brawl.................... Oh and missy mom your freekin awsome...
In form and structure, it appears midwestern, because it resembles other German-settled river cities. However, the Louisvillians will tell you they are Southern. You have to respect that.
In form and structure, it appears midwestern, because it resembles other German-settled river cities. However, the Louisvillians will tell you they are Southern. You have to respect that.
This is one native Louisvillian who will tell you she is not southerner. I consider Kentucky a central state and Louisville a midwestern city. And I've always referred to carbonated drinks as 'soft drinks' or 'soda'. Gets on my nerves, personally, when people say 'coke' for every drink.
Ah, Louisville, best city in the K-Y to me. If I couldn't live there, I'd live in Covington-cozy city. Anywhere but Lexington.
This is one native Louisvillian who will tell you she is not southerner. I consider Kentucky a central state and Louisville a midwestern city. And I've always referred to carbonated drinks as 'soft drinks' or 'soda'. Gets on my nerves, personally, when people say 'coke' for every drink.
Ah, Louisville, best city in the K-Y to me. If I couldn't live there, I'd live in Covington-cozy city. Anywhere but Lexington.
This is one native Louisvillian who will tell you she is not southerner. I consider Kentucky a central state and Louisville a midwestern city. And I've always referred to carbonated drinks as 'soft drinks' or 'soda'. Gets on my nerves, personally, when people say 'coke' for every drink.
Ah, Louisville, best city in the K-Y to me. If I couldn't live there, I'd live in Covington-cozy city. Anywhere but Lexington.
Were you born in Lousiville or are you a transplant? That usually makes a big difference.
Were you born in Lousiville or are you a transplant? That usually makes a big difference.
Born there. Lived there all my life until I moved to Bowling Green for college lasy August.
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I consider Kentucky a central state and Louisville a midwestern city. And I've always referred to carbonated drinks as 'soft drinks' or 'soda'. Gets on my nerves, personally, when people say 'coke' for every drink.
If I couldn't live there, I'd live in Covington-cozy city. Anywhere but Lexington. 
