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Old 07-10-2008, 04:53 PM
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In Western Ky, I'd say Bowling Green. That's the most progressive, fast growing area in that part of the state.

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Old 07-10-2008, 06:38 PM
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All you had to say was it was home to you....I don't have a single problem with Paducah at all. Whoever started this thread wanted to know where to move in western kentucky and I was just giving them some information on it. It has plenty of ammenities but some just as you said have different ideas of what isolated means and I wanted them to know it is a bit of a drive for some things. By any chance are you going to be a D.O. I can't remember if you were at UK or UL medschool or a D.O.
No, I'll be an MD. I'm going to school at the University of Toledo. And trust me when I say I can't wait to get back to the South. Outside of Cincinatti and Columbus, Ohio is a very depressing place. Old school economies, bitter people, depressed people (because of the economy and the crappy weather), cold weather. And ugly women. :-) I'm hoping for Nashville, but would be very happy with Louisville for my residency training.

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