WEIRD KENTUCKY GAS STARTIONS

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this is the thread where you can share your thoughts n' anecdotes about pumping gas in kentucky.

i've done it a few times, driving through the state. seemed pretty straightforward enough

maybe i'm differently abled because iirc pumping gas was a huge ordeal

either that or yr a homosexual

or maybe yr secretly british

you could have rabies

scrofula?

i think i am inbred

could you explain ~~in detail~~ what happened

the only time i pumped gas in kentucky, it was snowing

my ex gf lived near this huge gas station in downtown Louisville with this big beautiful canopy over it

Drove past the Jefferson Davis memorial once. Didn't stop.

i don't feel like describing. i feel stupid enough already.

alright, mr. que. 2005 i was driving through the bluegrass state and i needed some gas. i stopped at one place and the pump wouldn't work and it was crowded (near an exit) so i decided to try a different one instead of holding up the line at this one. i went to another one that was not a sunoco or anything, like a tiny gas station, and it did the same thing so the guy on the other side of the pump was like "here!" and pulled the hose and it started working. except i had already pumped a tiny bit and made the meter stop so i had to go ask the counter guy and he thought i was dumb, probably.

that's why i hate kentucky. i think this was in williamstown, kentucky. or something else that began with "williams-"

now that i think about it it seems so trivial

i have driven through kentucky exactly twice - on the way to and from cincinnati. i don't remember anything gassy about the trip.

I grew up in Kentucky and have had plenty of experience with gas stations of all sorts in the bluegrass state. I once scandalized my bandmates by purchasing and eating a bucket of fried chicken livers from a gas station in Kentucky. They were salty, greasy and delicious! Close to Tewligan's Tavern, the Bardstown road SuperAmerica in Louisville was a frequent disaffected youth hangout area.

thank you Mme. Harbl, and all others

http://copperpots.blogspot.com/2007/01/southern-fried-chicken-livers.html

oh the poultrianity

Close to Tewligan's Tavern, the Bardstown road SuperAmerica in Louisville was a frequent disaffected youth hangout area.

my grandparents lived near bardstown road. if only i knew...

of course when I spent time in kentucky gas stations looked like this:

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grandpa liked to fuel his buicks at an old school station across the river in indiana

http://www.hopkinsvillenostalgia.com/Indiana%20lounge/Gas%20Station.jpg

this is not in kentucky but has to do with driving: have you seen noah's ark in frostburg, md?
http://www.treehugger.com/greene-ark.jpg

totally, we've driven by that a bunch on our way to PA. there's some weird Xtian ham radio guy near that place

yeah i've been by it 3 times now. they aren't making any progress lol

yup, we've been driving by it for 7+ years

there's a gas station out on n broadway called speedy whose gas is always 10-20 cents less per gallon than any other gas station in lexington

the mom that works at the gas station down the street (corner of main & ashland) has called me mick, nate, neil, mike, pretty much every one syllable name that sounds even vaguely like nick but has never called me nick.

her daughters remember my name just fine though HEY-YO

there's this one gas station near the ky/tn border on US25 that's only sign says simply BEER BEER