Louisville fails to make Top 10 Redneck Cities list ...

[Robin Garr]

The last time I was in Central Florida it was an odd hybrid (being nice here) of rednecks who were really into techno music. I am glad I left Florida when I did.

Yeah, Floridians definitely use the "cracker" term to refer to their own. Especially the inland areas from Orlando north, which aren't much different from the parts of Georgia and Alabama that they border on ...

The last time I was in Central Florida it was an odd hybrid (being nice here) of rednecks who were really into techno music. I am glad I left Florida when I did.

Yeah, Floridians definitely use the "cracker" term to refer to their own. Especially the inland areas from Orlando north, which aren't much different from the parts of Georgia and Alabama that they border on ...

Yup, they're meaner and scrappier than all. Toss in some readilly available designer drugs and people start dying...

Tiny blue island or not...when I moved here from Minnesota (via Oklahoma) I was told that I had too many teeth to qualify for a KY drivers license and I had to get two of them pulled before they would issue my license..

Just the locals funnin' with a gullible Cleveland redneck.

more white trash than redneck.

Explain me the difference? Serious question, not meant for yuks.

Redneck = Duck Dynasty

White trash = Here Comes Honey Boo Boo

[Robin Garr]

Redneck = Duck Dynasty

White trash = Here Comes Honey Boo Boo

Louisville didn't even come close to making The 10 Most Redneck Cities in America list from http://www.movoto.com. Are we proud or sorry? I'm not sure.

Here, listed from No. 1 to No. 10, is the final cut:

Atlanta, GA
Kansas City, MO
Oklahoma City, OK
Nashville, TN
Tulsa, OK
Fort Worth, TX
Arlington, TX
Sacramento, CA
Cleveland, OH
Mesa, AZ

Full story: http://www.movoto.com/blog/top-ten/10-m ... eck-cities

Im not sure how Atlanta made the list. The city of Atlanta is far from redneck. Did the people doing that list even go to midtown?

puzzling list, but they're ranked by criteria:

Percent of population that didn’t complete high school
Number of gun and ammo stores per capita
Number of taxidermists per capita
Number of cowboy boot stores per capita
Number of country radio stations per capita
Number of NASCAR race tracks close by
Number of Walmarts per capita
Number of riding lawn mower/tractor repair shops per capita

puzzling list, but they're ranked by criteria:

Percent of population that didn’t complete high school
Number of gun and ammo stores per capita
Number of taxidermists per capita
Number of cowboy boot stores per capita
Number of country radio stations per capita
Number of NASCAR race tracks close by
Number of Walmarts per capita
Number of riding lawn mower/tractor repair shops per capita

No wonder they got such skewed results. These are the wrong criterion. Should have looked at garages that install lift kits, and hunting and fishing licenses.

puzzling list, but they're ranked by criteria:

Percent of population that didn’t complete high school
Number of gun and ammo stores per capita
Number of taxidermists per capita
Number of cowboy boot stores per capita
Number of country radio stations per capita
Number of NASCAR race tracks close by
Number of Walmarts per capita
Number of riding lawn mower/tractor repair shops per capita

Based on these criteria, Louisville should have been a lock.

puzzling list, but they're ranked by criteria:

Percent of population that didn’t complete high school
Number of gun and ammo stores per capita
Number of taxidermists per capita
Number of cowboy boot stores per capita
Number of country radio stations per capita
Number of NASCAR race tracks close by
Number of Walmarts per capita
Number of riding lawn mower/tractor repair shops per capita

No wonder they got such skewed results. These are the wrong criterion. Should have looked at garages that install lift kits, and hunting and fishing licenses.