Owner Boots O.J. Simpson From Restaurant

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Upscale steak in Kentucky is it Sizzler
or a Steak and Shake

LMAO ....sad thing is i think he's being serious

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Wally, you can lick my brown eyed susan also

[jcindaville]

Some info so you cornhole lickers realize Louisville is no shit hole

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LOUISVILLE STARTS COUNTDOWN TO RYDER CUP
The city of Louisville is ready to host the 2008 Ryder Cup. A special committee of the Governor of Kentucky and the Mayor of Louisville are hard at work planning the events that will surround the world’s most prestigious golf tournament and an enormous digital clock in the city’s main entertainment district ticks off the hours until the golf fans arrive.

Paul Azinger, a former PGA champion who has played in four Ryder Cup tournaments, has been named U.S. captain of the 2008 Ryder Cup by the PGA of America.

The Ryder Cup, one of professional golf's top international competitions, will be held at Louisville's Valhalla Golf Club, 15503 Shelbyville Road, Sept. 16-21, 2008. The competition matches a team of U.S. golfers against a European team and is held every two years.

The Ryder Cup, which pairs 12 of the top American golfers against 12 of their European counterparts, is expected to draw the highest attendance ever for a sporting event held in Kentucky.

The Ryder Cup is expected to draw more than 210,000 spectators to Valhalla during its six days of practice rounds and competition and reach an estimated economic impact of $115 million in Greater Louisville. More than 25 hours of live coverage is planned, reaching over 545 million viewers in 177 countries. Media credentials will be issued to more than 1,500 reporters and commentators from around the world. The United States last hosted the Ryder Cup in 2004 at Oakland Hills Country Club, near Detroit.

See the countdown clock in downtown Louisville at Fourth Street Live.

[jcindaville]

Hey Longnex, this aint happening in shithole Indiana

Louisville, Ky. (March 19, 2007) --
With sell-out performances throughout North America and Europe, The Police have now confirmed a very special performance at Churchill Downs, home of America's premier horse race, the Kentucky Derby. The Police will perform under Churchill Downs' famed Twin Spires the evening of Saturday, July 14.

"Churchill Downs is pleased to welcome The Police to perform at the home of the Kentucky Derby," said Churchill Downs President Steve Sexton. "Last September, we hosted our first major concert and were thrilled with the reaction from concert-goers and the community. We are delighted to again play host to a major concert event that will bring economic benefit to the city and surrounding communities and possibly establish another major event tradition in Louisville. We are also excited to be working with Live Nation and SMG again, and believe this will be another incredible musical experience set against the backdrop of our world-famous Twin Spires."

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Hey Jimmy and Darryl, Didnt see the queen in Lousiana did you

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Monday, May 07, 2007

Her Majesty Visits the Kentucky Derby


Louisville hosted the 133rd Kentucky Derby this past Saturday. A crowd of 156,000 were on hand at Churchill Downs to see Street Sense win the most coveted horse race in the world - the "run for the roses." Queen Elizabeth II, the most celebrated guest of this year's Derby, was on hand fulfilling one of her life-long dreams of attending the race.

[jcindaville]

Ok I am done now



You fockers got me riled up this morning. I didnt see this earlier. Dicks

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LOUISVILLE STARTS COUNTDOWN TO RYDER CUP
A special committee of the Governor of Kentucky and the Mayor of Louisville are hard at work planning the events that will surround the world’s most prestigious PUTT-PUTT golf tournament and an enormous PLASTIC COCK in the city’s main entertainment district THAT WILL SHOOT OFF A WAD OF GOO WHEN the golf fans arrive.

Big Deal

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Big Deal

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Home > Press Room > News Releases > Her Majesty Visits the Kentucky Derby


Monday, May 07, 2007

Her Majesty Visits the Kentucky Derby


Louisville hosted the 133rd Kentucky Derby this past Saturday. A crowd of 156,000 were on hand at Churchill Downs to see Street Sense win the most coveted horse race in the world - the "run for the roses." Queen Elizabeth II, the most celebrated guest of this year's Derby, was on hand fulfilling one of her life-long dreams of attending the race.

The queen was there for the horse race. I heard she stayed in Indiana.

[jcindaville]

The queen was there for the horse race. I heard she stayed in Indiana.

She stayed in Lexington you tool

[jcindaville]

The only thing in Indiana is retards and dudes who are married to retards