9 Inside Jokes That Only True Kentuckians Will Find Hilarious
Kentucky is a lovely, laid back place to live and we prove that by having a great sense of humor. Kentucky is often the source of many jokes – some true and some not so much – but these 9 inside jokes are especially funny for those who would call themselves true Kentuckians. Check out these 9 laugh-out-loud jokes and memes and see how many of them you can relate to and find hilarious.
1. Everyone thinks we live on a horse farm, or maybe in a trailer, but chances are...
You live in a very average house, in a neighborhood, just like most of America. Who knows why outsiders all think that Kentuckians live peculiar lives? (Or maybe they're not entirely wrong...)
2. If you don't like the weather in Kentucky today...
Louisville and the rest of Kentucky absolutely take advantage of the hype around the Kentucky Derby to celebrate, party, get out of school, work, you name it. It might as well be a state holiday!
And by the end of the week, it's in the fridge containing yesterday's leftovers. It gets tricky when there are several in the fridge and you have to look through them all to find the leftover mac & cheese!
Then you did not have to Google "Druther's" or "Kyarn." And for those of you who do not know the meaning of these words...we'll wait right here while you go search.
For one, those who do not live in Louisville would probably argue that this is very true and there should be a direct route straight to the action on 4th Street. But on the other hand, locals would argue that there is much more to the city than this entertainment area and will likely read it with an emphatic eye roll.
Hopefully at least a few of these made you laugh out loud! Do you have any favorite jokes about Kentucky? We’d love to hear them, so please leave them in the comments and keep us laughing all day long!
And if you grew up in Kentucky, check out these weird side effects here that you likely experience thanks to the Bluegrass State.
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A Cincinnati native who has lived in Kentucky for over 10 years, Andrea's heart belongs both in the Queen City and the Bluegrass State. After earning an education degree and working in that field for a number of years, Andrea began to pursue her passion for writing over 6 years ago. Since then she has written for a number of print and online publications, as well as published a children's book.
