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That's what your wife said.
So I can't really see the wealth from the road. I have to take a side tour of a wealthy estate to see the wealth. Thanks for the homegrown inside tip.
That's what your wife said.
Protip: Next time think before you post.
Kentucky is bracketed by Maine and Montana, obviously two really ty states. Way to kick your own ass.
DMC cannot even keep up with his own horse .
The fallback
Wealthy meaning natural beauty, not wealthy people. Abstract concepts, I know you cannot latch on but some can.
You expect people to buy that horse ? You said it wasn't like a 3rd world country then brought up wealth.
Those distilleries you brought up are just so beautiful!
Fake news reader trying to spin the truth instead of just quoting me.
Those distilleries you brought up are just so beautiful!
What I actually said was "Kentucky is one of the nicest states in the US. If you've ever driven through it and weren't posting on ST during the time, you'd have seen just how wealthy it is."
How are you going to see financial wealth by driving through the state? When I said "nicest" do you think I meant savings accounts?
You are one stupid little man.
She had a fallback as well.
You left out the sentence the paragraph started with "You act like Kentucky is a 3rd world country."
3rd world countries are by definition economically underdeveloped. Your omission goes to show how much of a disingenuous piece of you are. Have you met Darrin?
And as I pointed out, KY in areas is very much like a 3rd world country. Up in the appalachia area running water is only a recent development. That is what I was speaking to when I pointed that out, dim.
Nice is ambiguous. When people are talking about how nice a neighborhood or area is they scale it according to economic development. The nicest neighborhoods being where the wealthy people are.
What is not ambiguous is the word wealth. Please point me to the defintion that points to aesthetic beauty. I won't be holding my breath.
And if you cannot see signs of wealth by looking at an area driving around then you are an imbecile.
Why did you move the goalpost from "wealth" to "signs of wealth"? Did I say "signs of wealth" in my statement? Rich and wealthy are similar. If I say that food is rich, will you check it's bank account?
When you drive across Kentucky, you're not looking at neighborhoods. When you say "Utah is nice" do you mean it has nice homes? If I say "Boulder Colorado is nice" am I referring to the houses?.
You're an idiot. Just slink back into your "lost the election" hole you crawled out of, got.
Last edited by DMC; 09-03-2017 at 05:05 PM.
Yup no definition of of wealth that includes aesthetic beauty.
You can duck and dodge all you want but this is getting really boring, white trash.
This is the semantics showdown America needs right now.
I dunno the gymnastics he is going through to avoid acknowledging I made a point are kinda funny.This is the semantics showdown America needs right now.
gyBlumpkins getting dunked on per par.
Yup, you both fell back. Won't lie.
ALL 50 STATES, RANKED BY THEIR BEAUTY
18. Kentucky
Culturally this state can never decide whether it's part of the Midwest, the South, or Appalachia. Geographically it doesn't care, because it rocks the highlights of all those regions: the pocky hollers and mountain views in the east, 400-mile-long Mammoth Cave, and an abundance of rolling, grassy hills. You can still find family tobacco farms on the back roads, but the most distinct part of the landscape is that symbiosis between horses and luminous pastures. People here swear they can see the grass glint blue, hence the name. Green or blue, it all makes you want to stop and marvel.
https://www.thrillist.com/travel/nat...tes-in-america
"Nestled at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and surrounded by acres of desolate beauty, Santa Fe often surprises first-time visitors with its wealth of offerings, from culture, history and a vibrant culinary scene to outdoor pursuits like hiking and skiing."
http://www.chicagotribune.com/lifest...930-story.html
Lake County has a wealth of natural beauty but few job opportunities
http://michiganradio.org/post/lake-c...-opportunities
"Wealth" is an abstract noun. Now waddle along and Google that, then come back and offer a protip.
One of the definitions of wealth is an abundance. IOW, an abundance of offering, dim. That does not equate beauty and wealth.
You never gave any word that indicated beauty before you said wealth. You did give a phrase indicating economic development though, fattie. That was the context clue you gave and then tried to cover up.
I do like how my protip bothered you that you parroted it back at me. That let's me know the rhetoric is working. Now no run along and try googling again.
"Kentucky is one of the nicest states in the US." -DMC
I've destroyed you here and the other thread you followed me to and popped off about what beer you think I drink.
This is the reason you keep responding and following me around - I got you.
Protip: Don't with the man who has the con.
Now add in the sentence before and after, dimwit. You know the ones talking about the third world and wealth.
Again no definition of wealth that equates it to beauty. You're the one whining about my rhetoric though.
Protip: if you are trying ot big time someone do not whine about their rhetoric.
Nice megalomania though.
D, you kinda are talking out both sides of your sucker here, daddy. I recall a number of years ago I said something nice about Ohio and you called me everything but a white man. You harangued me over that for at least a month.
Chickens|home|roost.
Ohio is a hole.
Kentucky probably would suck if you were a broke like Fuzzy, but the Lexington horse country is really beautiful.
Bam!
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