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01-31-2006, 11:28 AM
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from teh interweb...
not sure if its true, but this was just a quick search.
"Bourbon County, Kentucky, where Bourbon gets it's name, is a dry county. It's neighbor, Christian County is wet."
<a href="Bourbon County, Kentucky, where Bourbon gets its name, is a dry county. Its neighbor, Christian County is wet." target="_blank">Bourbon County, Kentucky, where Bourbon gets it's name, is a dry county. It's neighbor, Christian County is wet.</a>
"Bourbon County, Kentucky, where Bourbon gets it's name, is a dry county. It's neighbor, Christian County is wet."
<a href="Bourbon County, Kentucky, where Bourbon gets its name, is a dry county. Its neighbor, Christian County is wet." target="_blank">Bourbon County, Kentucky, where Bourbon gets it's name, is a dry county. It's neighbor, Christian County is wet.</a>
01-31-2006, 11:32 AM
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<ul><li><a href="http://www.parisky.com/funfacts.html">In spite of what you've heard, Bourbon County is not dry and as far as our research goes, was only dry during Prohibition along with the rest of the country.</a></li></ul>
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