If Virginia is considered Mid-Atlantic- why isn't Kentucky? (houses, college)

[SteelCityRising]

Originally Posted by Katiana

Pennsylvania has no coastline, either,

Please tell that to our resident Erie booster on the PA forum!

[missymomof3]

Originally Posted by Katiana

My own invention. If Illinois is the midwest, then Kentucy is a midwestern southern state. Also Tenn, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana. But we're talking about Kentucky here.

Oh lol I was confused

[missymomof3]

Originally Posted by creepsinc

Years and years ago, before Richmonder was a Richmonder, before Vasinger ever sang a note, before Blueva had ever posted a word, the telephone industry was dominated by the Bells. Richmond was served by Bell Atlantic, not BellSouth. I don't know what that means, and I don't know what Kentucky's phone company was. I just like to poke fun at carpetbaggers.

We had Southcentral bell for a while and then just Bellsouth. Now it's AT&T.

[Katarina Witt]

Originally Posted by ScranBarre

Please tell that to our resident Erie booster on the PA forum!

Well, no ocean coastline, though it does have an international port in Erie. I forgot about that!

[Newarkbomb]

shut up

[lammius]

Originally Posted by Katiana

Well, no ocean coastline, though it does have an international port in Erie. I forgot about that!

And it has "Atlantic seaports" in Chester and Philadelphia.

[creepsinc]

Originally Posted by missymomof3

We had Southcentral bell for a while and then just Bellsouth. Now it's AT&T.

So what you're saying is Kentucky had BellSouth while Richmond had Bell Atlantic? Interesting.

[Katarina Witt]

Originally Posted by lammius

And it has "Atlantic seaports" in Chester and Philadelphia.

On the Delaware Bay, yes.

[DeaconJ]

Originally Posted by creepsinc

So what you're saying is Kentucky had BellSouth while Richmond had Bell Atlantic? Interesting.

There's a City of Richmond in Kentucky....there's a Kentucky Fried Chicken in Richmond. Spooky.

[creepsinc]

Originally Posted by DeaconJ

There's a City of Richmond in Kentucky....there's a Kentucky Fried Chicken in Richmond. Spooky.

I know about the Richmond in Kentucky. The first time I drove from the west coast to Richmond, I was fooled by the official interstate exit to Richmond. Kentucky, that is. It was close enough to have a sign to Richmond, VA, but I drove several miles out of my way.