howiemarx wrote:louisville is not crap.

atlanta is crap.

Wow. Atlanta haters...come ye!

It may be CRAP, but it's MY CRAP. Actually, I live in a suburb city called Decatur, which is extremely NOT CRAP.

And you can suck it.

I curently live in Louisville, but will be moving to Ohio in a few months, yet I already miss it here.

When in Old Louisville, stop by the Granville Inn for a bacon cheddar burger, and go with onion rings instead of fries. They're made with a home-made beer batter that's so good it makes me want to stab my grandma in her sleep. Yum.

i like it here.

offal wrote:I curently live in Louisville, but will be moving to Ohio in a few months, yet I already miss it here.

When in Old Louisville, stop by the Granville Inn for a bacon cheddar burger, and go with onion rings instead of fries. They're made with a home-made beer batter that's so good it makes me want to stab my grandma in her sleep. Yum.

Eat a couple more...I'm sure you can work up the nerve to do it.

Louisville is such an interconnected, clicky place I would almost use the phrase "its a nice place to live, but you wouldn't want to visit there". At least, unless you know people here who can show you a good time. I can see how it would appear to be less than spectacular to the uninitiated traveler. But you could say that for a lot of places.

motherfucker wrote:Louisville is such an interconnected, clicky place I would almost use the phrase "its a nice place to live, but you wouldn't want to visit there". At least, unless you know people here who can show you a good time. I can see how it would appear to be less than spectacular to the uninitiated traveler. But you could say that for a lot of places.

This is also true for Atlanta.
When I visited Louisville I went with a group of about ten people. We centered our visit around the skatepark (which is a freaking MECCA, btw) but after we had our fun there it seemed like there was nothing to do in the city itself. Everything was closed on a Saturday night except for this horrible Spaghetti Warehouse type place. We couldn't even find a good bar. I realize there has been a ton of good music to come out of Louisville but as for the city...definitely seems like you have to know a resident to find the good times.

Major Major:

Next time leave downtown when you're done at the skate park. It's a ghost town. And stay away from the god-forsaken 4th Street Live shenanigans. If you make another trip, shoot me or one of the other residents a PM and we'll give you some other stuff to check out.

Much appreciated.

Thanks

mmm...

i like it, but then i've lived here pretty much for 15 years straight.

alright let me change the cours eon this one a bit. what studios do you all like here in town. I've just don some work at downtown and the f. home... both of which had some great things to offer. what else is around?