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Tough audience

I told I kind of liked it next year.

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Originally Posted by IkeCat

I was going to tell a time-traveling joke, but you guys didn't like it...

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I’m not sure I was old enough to read when you sent it.


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I told it next Thursday

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Originally Posted by IkeCat

I told it next Thursday

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It went the wrong way, I was four.


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This exchange would be funnier if I hadn't read it a month ago.

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Originally Posted by CitizenBBN

This exchange would be funnier if I hadn't read it a month ago.

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You could always read it again two months ago.


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Originally Posted by CitizenBBN

This exchange would be funnier if I hadn't read it a month ago.

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In two weeks (after you understood it) you laughed at it (your naivity of not being able to get it), you gave the posts high marks too.

Day two and my wife still doesn’t get it. Probably wouldn’t have got it two weeks ago. Or get it in two weeks. Or any other time.


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Originally Posted by IkeCat

In two weeks (after you understood it) you laughed at it (your naivity of not being able to get it), you gave the posts high marks too.

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is it "laughed at it" or "will have had laughed at it"?

(That's for you Big Bang fans)

I feel like I need a Way-Back machine.

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Originally Posted by Catfan73

I feel like I need a Way-Back machine.

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It's a timey wimey thing.

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Originally Posted by Catfan73

I feel like I need a Way-Back machine.

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Way-Back machine has limits. Got into it and keyed in 'Take me back to when UK football was feared'. On the monitor popped up, 'N/A'. Not gonna try that again.

I saw after the fall of civilization the joke was used as a code for free people moving south and trying to cross the southern border to exit a decimated North America.


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Originally Posted by blueboss

I saw after the fall of civilization the joke was used as a code for free people moving south and trying to cross the southern border to exit a decimated North America.


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Good to know. I’m heading north.

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Good to know. I’m heading north.

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Nothing up there, there is a colony forming in the Great Lakes basin where the lakes used be. Once the chain of volcanoes erupted across central Canada everything went to hell.

Unless of course you go backwards in time…
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I remember one birthday as a kid I got a telekinetic abacus. Maybe it wasn’t really a great present for a kid but it’s the thought that counts.

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I remember one birthday as a kid I got a telekinetic abacus. Maybe it wasn’t really a great present for a kid but it’s the thought that counts.

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Maybe you weren’t really a kid.


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A couple pictures from a weekend journey to Perryville, Shaker Village and Camp Nelson

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Very cool, Flounder. Great time of year to be there.

Those are great pics, Flounder, thanks for sharing them. Such a sense of history.

I was sooo lucky with the weather and time of year.


I hadn’t been to Shaker Village for decades, maybe since grade school. It wasn’t part of my plans when I left home, but I’ll have to visit it again.

Camp Nelson Cemetery was preparing for another burial so I tried to stay out of the way and didn’t spend a lot of time there.

The whole area in that part of the state has some great places (Bardstown, Lincoln’s birthplace, etc)

I stayed in Danville which was too

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I was sooo lucky with the weather and time of year.


I hadn’t been to Shaker Village for decades, maybe since grade school. It wasn’t part of my plans when I left home, but I’ll have to visit it again.

Camp Nelson Cemetery was preparing for another burial so I tried to stay out of the way and didn’t spend a lot of time there.

The whole area in that part of the state has some great places (Bardstown, Lincoln’s birthplace, etc)

I stayed in Danville which was too

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One year we decided to do a "staycation" where we took our kids on a series of day trips around Kentucky. We did Lincoln's Birthplace, Mammoth Cave, My Old KY Home (and the Stephen Foster Story), Shaker Village, etc. It was a lot of fun and things we probably never would've done otherwise.

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One year we decided to do a "staycation" where we took our kids on a series of day trips around Kentucky. We did Lincoln's Birthplace, Mammoth Cave, My Old KY Home (and the Stephen Foster Story), Shaker Village, etc. It was a lot of fun and things we probably never would've done otherwise.

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You're very lucky to have those kind of things nearby. We took our kids--from afar--to Mammoth Cave a couple of times, and to Shaker Village. Never to Lincoln's Birthplace or My Old Kentucky Home/Stephen Foster story.

With my kids all adults now, I'm hoping to recreate some of it with grandkid visits. And with this being my son's last year in college, I hope to recreate the "boys trip" with his brother where we go on a trip to Kentucky, hopefully surrounding a Blue-White or exhibition game, a football game, Keeneland and maybe Churchill Downs (as we did before). Maybe do a bourbon tour to it (now that they're of age). One of my very fondest memories. We had such a great time.

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I was sooo lucky with the weather and time of year.


I hadn’t been to Shaker Village for decades, maybe since grade school. It wasn’t part of my plans when I left home, but I’ll have to visit it again.

Camp Nelson Cemetery was preparing for another burial so I tried to stay out of the way and didn’t spend a lot of time there.

The whole area in that part of the state has some great places (Bardstown, Lincoln’s birthplace, etc)

I stayed in Danville which was too

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Really nice...looking at your pictures again on a bigger monitor; you have a great eye for that.

Thank you

Digital photography was made for me. I love taking pictures (even with just my phone just for fun) and now I can just delete bad ones or duplicates instead of paying for de elopement. With all the internet and communication technology, taking pictures so easily may be an under appreciated advancement

Those are some good pictures. So serene.

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You're very lucky to have those kind of things nearby. We took our kids--from afar--to Mammoth Cave a couple of times, and to Shaker Village. Never to Lincoln's Birthplace or My Old Kentucky Home/Stephen Foster story.

With my kids all adults now, I'm hoping to recreate some of it with grandkid visits. And with this being my son's last year in college, I hope to recreate the "boys trip" with his brother where we go on a trip to Kentucky, hopefully surrounding a Blue-White or exhibition game, a football game, Keeneland and maybe Churchill Downs (as we did before). Maybe do a bourbon tour to it (now that they're of age). One of my very fondest memories. We had such a great time.

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The bourbon tour could be counter-productive for memories…just say’n.


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