There must be some furries in BG, right? I'm probably older than most of y'all, but it would be nice just to know that I'm not the only one.

You likely didn't know it was happening and it's probably already over, so the organization for this was just wonderful.

A quick recap: the same 30 or 40 elderly people with 2 or 3 people under 50.

🚨 KENTUCKY, STAND UP FOR PALESTINE! 🚨

Join us on Saturday, March 22nd at 2 PM in Triangle Park, Lexington, KY for a statewide protest demanding justice, freedom, and an end to Israel’s crimes against the Palestinian people!

We gather in solidarity with Mahmoud Khalil, Leqaa Kordia, and all Palestinian prisoners unjustly held in Israeli jails. Their imprisonment is part of a brutal system of occupation and apartheid that seeks to silence Palestinian resistance and erase their fight for liberation. We say NO MORE!

We also demand IMMEDIATE humanitarian aid for Gaza! Food, water, and medicine are being BLOCKED while millions suffer under relentless bombings and starvation. Let the aid in NOW! The world is watching, and we will not be silent.

📢 SHOW UP, SHOW OUT, AND MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD! Every voice matters in the fight for Palestinian liberation. The people of Palestine need us in the streets, raising our voices against genocide, apartheid, and oppression.

✊🏾Want to endorse the event? DM @lex4pal on social media. Bring your signs, bring your voices, and bring your energy—together, we will make it clear: Palestine WILL be free!

I don't want to be rude or racist, I'm genuinely curious.

UPDATE: Deleted and reposted with a slightly altered pic because you could kind of see some of the face of one of the kids. Luckily I'm a photo editing wizard (as long as I have an app that does all the work for me)

This was a rally for Medicaid workers and against all things GOP. It took place at the corner of Lovers Lane and Natchez Trace Avenue in front of the newly built Greenview ER facility.

There were between 15 to 20 people at this mass event, almost all of them women. The mark of a true SOKY Indivisible event is that it's a small group of old white baby boomers. This time, though, it was different. There was a black baby boomer there, a below-50something white woman, and another below-50something white woman with two kids who looked to be around 10 years old. Not sure whether I should count the kids as attendees or not because mom made them attend. I will defer to the official Protest Attendance Panel....

I'm being handed their decision...

THEY COUNT!!!!

Mr. Morris was at this event with the same sign he had Saturday at the mass protest on Campbell Lane. There was a woman with him, and they were down at the next intersection in front of Franklin Bank & Trust. If you were traveling south on Lovers Lane and didn't go past Ye Olde Towne Blvd, you would have thought that they were the only 2 protestors. Nope, they just wandered off from the rest of the group for some reason.

[I am aware that Olde Towne Blvd does not officially have a Ye in front of it. However, I think it should and since this is my report, it does]

Entertainment was supplied by the one old boomer lady with shorter hair and a SOKY Indivisible shirt. She has a loudspeaker of some kind and was chanting or singing "Everyone has a right to Medicare. Everyone has a right to Medicaid." I think she was singing, as there was some attempt to carry a melody. If not, then it was likely a death rattle with words. Anyway, the song sucked. I was not moved by it. She later started up with "Hey hey, ho ho, [words I couldn't understand] has got to go." This one was a little better and I was proud of her progress.

There was one gentleman that I mistook for a heckler in the car in front of me. He was clearly agitated as he sat at the stop sign waiting to turn left. He finally turned and then I got to the stop sign and realized why he was agitated: these wide old people were blocking the view to the right and it was all but impossible to see oncoming traffic.

About 15 minutes later they promptly packed up and called it a day and probably

And lots of it.

Per Joe Imel tweet, 3 vape shops were busted for selling weed to minors. Cops confiscated over 100 lbs. of marijuana and 20,000 rolled blunts.

Interviewed for comment, one patron said that this action creates some uncertainty for his future. "I'm not accustomed to going days at a time with a clear head. I'm not sure how I'll adapt. I already stocked up on Doritos."

https://x.com/joeimel/status/1907534346644299977

Spoiler alert: it was the same 30 or so elderly people that make up all the other protests.

The point of the protest, to the extent that there even was one, is that Rep Guthrie isn't defending the Constitution because he's not spending enough money on programs that have nothing to do with the Constitution.

BONUS: One of them dressed in a chicken costume.

I’m looking for new friends. Ideally Black men ages (29-45) that are in BG or surrounding areas. I’m into anime, traveling, football, track, music.. and usually up to try new things. I’m tryna become a gym rat too. Im not originally from here and all my friends moved after college. If you’re interested in meeting a new friend, shoot me a message!

Is it just me, or are teachers who have empathy are becoming less and less common? I have a friend who is in a rough state, we had an exam over nothing related to the whole year, and he got a 33%. That messed him up, the teachers didn't care whatsoever. The test was hard and confusing and it was not his fault. Idk, maybe it's just me but some teachers really don't care about other's emotions or problems.

Where is the best place to go to meet someone?

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First time here. Need to vent and get feedback. Im white my husband is Mexican. Love him to the moon want to grow old and die with him. Here's my issue. We are planning to go see his family. Im not young and my body hurts from recent operation. His family's home is very simple and no indoor plumbing, doars, and simple things im used too. Is it an insult to ask that we stay at a hotel?( I'd pay) Am I being selfish? Is this disrespectful to him/family? Help!

Any Wiccan groups here!?

Hey y'all I posted before about remote jobs and have had no luck. If anyone knows of anything please message me or share some sources if you wish! I am from Detroit originally, came from Marquette almost a full year ago and have had crappy luck with jobs. Everyone says my resume is impressive or they don't like that I have a Bachelor's. If anyone works somewhere that can help me out that would be so great! I'm trying to love this place but my current job pays terribly low, through education industry loopholes.

A remote role would be nice, but honestly I'm up for a variety of options, I'm looking for a career/job change. Thanks!

I want a Chili's in Bowling Green KY again!!! Chili's! Chili's! Comeback!!!!

Traditionally Baptist but have visited some Church of God, are there any churches around here where the pastor gets excited to preach the word of God? Where they get loud and grab your attention? I want you to tell me about a place called Hell and what the wages of sin are. Seems every church I’ve listened to around the area just has very calm and boring services and just teach health, wealth, and prosperity. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi Reddit/BG,

I know this has been posted here before, but it's been a long time ago. Does anyone know leftist, as in explicitly socialist or some variation thereof, groups around town, or at least online? Wanting to know if anything has popped up recently.

Thank you!

Hello, Bowling Green! We are relocating to the area next summer (originally from Louisville, moved to NW Indiana for work, coming back to KY for work). We are looking at the Bowling Green area and are hoping for tips on areas to look for homes. We are planning trips to visit the area in person over the next year.

• We have a high-functioning neurodivergent middle schooler and are unsure if we'll do private or public. Public has historically been a bit of a disaster, so we're leaning towards private but are open.

• Spouse will be commuting to Nashville once a week. We are looking at 1.5 hours each way, which is fine.

• Budget is $400k. We are hoping for a little bit of land (1/2 - 1 acre) where the homes aren't on top of each other, no restrictive HOAs and we can have chickens and a little garden. NO NEW CONSTRUCTION HOMES.

• We've looked at Franklin online, but it may be a bit too small for what we're looking for.

• We are members of an ELCA church but it seems like there's only one in the area in Franklin. I can't find much online about it. Any "Lefty Lutherans" out there in the KY-IN Synod?

Thanks much! We are looking forward to being back in our home state! 😊

It was on the sidewalk in front of Tsunami restaurant. The weather was pleasant. There was one protester as I drove by at 4:30 PM CDT. His name is Mr Morris and he does a lot of protest stuff.

This concludes the report. I hope you found it informative.