Anyone here live in or know about Huntington West Virginia?

[BUCKYLE]

You're scaring me. Stop it.

Deliverance was set in GA...but my guess is they bussed the hillbillies in from WV. Expect banjo playing children that resemble opossum.

 

[cortesana de k]

I've never been to Huntington, but a few years ago I traveled over from Virginia for a weekend cabin in the general area. It was in some state park also off 64, it must have been an hour away or so.

The first day my wife and I headed into town to grab some groceries and saw a couple of old men standing around in the middle of town.

Me: Excuse me, where is the closest grocery store?

Old man: Liquor store?

Me: Grocery store.

Old man: Liquor store?

It went on like this and I swear none of the other men were helpful either, we eventually found some other visitors who told us where to go.



So I guess what I'm saying is that finding liquor shouldn't be a problem.

Sounds like this boy needs to learn to speak American.

 

[cortesana de k]

Welp, the food in the area certainly seems to be improving.

And there's that splendid educational institution as well.

Just stay away from Ashland Kentucky... Not even Raylan Givens would head there.

Ahem. Lived in Ashland. It may be smaller population wise but narrow-mindedness seems to be even.

Burn.

 

[cortesana de k]

Deliverance was set in GA...but my guess is they bussed the hillbillies in from WV. Expect banjo playing children that resemble opossum.

I'm going to bus in your hillbillies.

 

[Gatorubet]

Deliverance was set in GA...but my guess is they bussed the hillbillies in from WV. Expect banjo playing children that resemble opossum.

Thar's an "o" in possum?

 

[BUCKYLE]

This thread reminds me how much I miss Bitey.

 

[AKAK]

Good to know.

http://wordsmith.org/anagram/anagram.cgi?anagram=kinch&t=1000&a=n

 

[BB73]

Thar's an "o" in possum?

It's right after the 'P' - you typed it yourself. Geez, what a dumbass.

 

[Gatorubet]

It's right after the 'P' - you typed it yourself. Geez, what a dumbass.

 

[FCollinsBuckeye]

This thread reminds me how much I miss Bitey.

 

[MaliBuckeye]

Ahem. Lived in Ashland. It may be smaller population wise but narrow-mindedness seems to be even.

Burn.

I got kin from 'der. Ashland is Ashland. There's a reason many people in Kentucky replace the "h" with another "s".

Oh, and we can't forget the fun at Camden Park.

 

[Gatorubet]

This thread reminds me how much I miss Bitey.

 

[NFBuck]

If you plan on entertaining, learning to play the banjo is a must...

 

[Mike80]

It's funny to hear people from Columbus make fun of hicks in Huntington. On a scale of 1-100 (no right or wrong, just showing the difference) Huntington is a 1 while Columbus is a 2, while most East Coast cities are a 100. Columbus is a million times more similar to small cities out there than city-cities. Every time I visit Columbus all I notice is the bad grammar, lack of any worldliness, and fat people. Granted, I am moving someplace "worse," but it is exactly like Columbus to me, I bet.

And I love Columbus.

Having lived in New York City and Columbus, not to mention the 7th layer of hell otherwise known as Waynesboro Pennsylshithole (which is actually SMALLER than Huntington), I can say without any doubt that if that scale were accurate and given that NYC is a 100 (somehow ), then Columbus is about a 25, Huntington is about a 3 and Waynesboro is a -infinity.

 

[BUCKYLE]

If Columbus is a 25 then Zanesville is herpes.