Hey all, it's been a while.... glad to see some familiar names still kicking about.

After 20 years in NC the wife and I are packing up shop and heading to Lexington, KY. I'll still be doing the diving work, traveling and whatnot, but for a new company and wifey will be able to keep her current job and work from home.

Watch out RP, we're comin your way!

- NCSU

 

Good to hear from you man. Good luck with the new job and move!

 

what a move man. Im from lex and live in Where at in town are ya moving

 

Not sure exactly where we'll be living... Probably rent a place downtown somewhere to start then figure it out from there.

You know any good places to live, or places to avoid for that matter? We don't really want to be amongst the UK kids, but still close to stuff d/t.

- NCSU

 

It's kind of hard to tell from your post if this is a positive move. If so, congrats man.

And you are moving to another BBQ state.

 

Yeah, it's a positive thing. Better job, more responsibility, more money, more opportunities. Had the chance to relocate to CT, but screw that! Cost of living alone would have killed me.

- NCSU

 

I say right off nicholasville rd or tates creek rd. Both connects to downtown. only places i would live is winburn area i went to middle school there really hood, or anywhre around georgetown rd or 7th street. I used to live off of liberty road outside of new circle and its about 5 minutes from dt

 

Say hey to my kinfolk.

 

Isn't everybody in KY kinfolk?

 

No, that's Arkansas.

 

Nah - Arkansas is where the tooth brush was invented - if it had been invented anywhere else it would have been called a TEETH brush.

 

A certain part of central PA is the northern equivalent of KY! My kinfolk have populated a town that is referred to as PencilTuckey for the last 300 years! 70 -80% of my blood relatives live within 20 miles of one another

 

Pennsyltuckey, also known as Pennsylbama: Any part of the state outside of the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh metro areas. Anywhere except in the blue and red areas on this map:

 

Oh, man. LOL!

If/when I'm up that way, I'll definitely meet up for a barley pop or two... I'll even buy the first couple of rounds.

 

Man you've got that down to a science there! But you must not be from there, "Pennsyl" is far too hard to spell for my kinfolk. It's spelt how it sounds