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"The Wall" | "The Wall" reffers not to the Pink Floyd album, but to the low brick wall somewhat in front of Mid City Mall on [[Bardstown Road]], right across from the Bardstown/Longest Ave. intersection. It has been a favorite spot for kids to gather (skaters especially) for years. It was a way more popular spot up until 97-98 when the cops started getting bold and running kids off and citing them for hanging around. | ||
For this you can blame the Bristol Bar And Grill, located almost directly across the street from "The Wall", which caters mostly to uptight East Enders with senses of humor negatively proportionate to the size of their bank accounts. | |||
Revision as of 04:48, 20 October 2004
"The Wall" reffers not to the Pink Floyd album, but to the low brick wall somewhat in front of Mid City Mall on Bardstown Road, right across from the Bardstown/Longest Ave. intersection. It has been a favorite spot for kids to gather (skaters especially) for years. It was a way more popular spot up until 97-98 when the cops started getting bold and running kids off and citing them for hanging around.
For this you can blame the Bristol Bar And Grill, located almost directly across the street from "The Wall", which caters mostly to uptight East Enders with senses of humor negatively proportionate to the size of their bank accounts.