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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #775 on: April 14, 2013, 04:23:43 PM »
AT ALL.

Correct.

Saw a less ghetto/sausagefest crowd at westport on Friday.

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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #776 on: April 14, 2013, 05:27:44 PM »
Julie Haynes is BITB.

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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #777 on: April 14, 2013, 07:21:29 PM »
Julie Haynes is BITB.

Pretty much has/ had her hands on everything good about Aggieville.  She's a gem.
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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #778 on: April 15, 2013, 12:07:03 AM »
Julie Haynes is BITB.

Pretty much has/ had her hands on everything good about Aggieville.  She's a gem.

As far as Manhattan businesses go, Julie Haynes is a Hall of Famer in my book. Any other nominees for the Hall?

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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #779 on: April 15, 2013, 03:56:37 AM »
Julie Haynes is BITB.

Pretty much has/ had her hands on everything good about Aggieville.  She's a gem.

As far as Manhattan businesses go, Julie Haynes is a Hall of Famer in my book. Any other nominees for the Hall?
Barry McCullough, the Ballards, Ned Seaton, Dave Dreiling, Jeff Levin (Varneys), dude that owns Manko (last name Jones), Rusty Wilson (probably have to include him, right?), Jim Colbert (see Rusty Wilson)

Honorable mention: Keith Eyestone (I think I have the name right, but used to own the Purple Pig and a wreck of other bars), Billy Porter, Wade Radina? Bret Allred (lol), Tim Fitzgerald (lol), Walt Pesaresi  :party:

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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #780 on: April 29, 2013, 11:04:12 PM »
Walt Pesaresi totally Bob Strawn'd out on MHS open lunch (which is now a thing of the past), saying something sensational at a board meeting, like "How much more of our children's blood has to be spilled on the streets of Manhattan before we do away with this?"  So obviously he hates local businesses and can go shazbot! himself.
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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #781 on: April 30, 2013, 07:44:01 AM »
open lunch was the greatest thing of all time

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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #782 on: May 01, 2013, 03:13:46 AM »
open lunch was the greatest thing of all time
Agreed. Drank so much alcohols and smoked so many weeds during lunch back in my day. Oh, and Chipotle Wednesdays FTW!

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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #783 on: May 01, 2013, 03:57:10 AM »
Open lunch in hs sounds like the best thing ever. I would have had QT's $5 meal deal every day, except the days I call in a carry out to okie joes. Instead I was stuck with crap sandwiches and powerade.

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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #784 on: May 01, 2013, 04:02:51 AM »
Walt Pesaresi totally Bob Strawn'd out on MHS open lunch (which is now a thing of the past), saying something sensational at a board meeting, like "How much more of our children's blood has to be spilled on the streets of Manhattan before we do away with this?"  So obviously he hates local businesses and can go shazbot! himself.
Fact: Chipotle started opening at 11 AM instead of 10:30 because MHS closed lunch. Fact: Walt Pesaresi hates local businesses unless said local business deal in cheap party supplies.

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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #785 on: May 01, 2013, 08:41:52 AM »
Cream cup on Mondays, taco casa Tuesdays, chipotle Wednesday, gumby's Thursday, Friday wildcard.

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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #786 on: May 01, 2013, 09:13:37 AM »
Walt Pesaresi totally Bob Strawn'd out on MHS open lunch (which is now a thing of the past), saying something sensational at a board meeting, like "How much more of our children's blood has to be spilled on the streets of Manhattan before we do away with this?"  So obviously he hates local businesses and can go shazbot! himself.
Fact: Chipotle started opening at 11 AM instead of 10:30 because MHS closed lunch. Fact: Walt Pesaresi hates local businesses unless said local business deal in cheap party supplies.

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oh man do i know someone with a pretty funny wp family related story that i won't share on the board but would share at a pak or something sometime.

also, open lunch was amazing. just amazing. two funny open lunch related stories of a young rick daris...

1)taco bell used to have something called "two buck lunch". you could get four tacos (crunchy or soft) plus a medium drink for two dollars. amazing deal. you could only get it though with a tiny "two buck lunch" coupon that was in the mentor. rd and friends would get hall passes during second hour or whenever it was that the mercury was distributed and take stacks of them, cut out the two buck lunch coupon and then return the stacks so that at any given time we'd have fifteen or twenty "two buck lunch" coupons in our wallets.

2)a senior in high school rick daris would see a college student pclams out at lunch in aggieville. when he got to college he would see a college pclams at the rec. then ten years later he met pclams and was like oh wow, you're the guy from aggieville and the rec. true story.

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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #787 on: May 01, 2013, 09:20:32 AM »
also, a guy that worked at pizza hut would give lsoc and i free mountain dews when we ate lunch there. we would order them as "mountain waters". how cute is that?

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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #788 on: May 01, 2013, 09:30:28 AM »
that pizza hut lunch deal was pretty increds


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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #789 on: May 02, 2013, 12:53:13 AM »
Burger King two-fer was also increds. Two burgs, two small fries, two bones.  Order water, steal pop. :excited:

Jason at the westside BK used to hook Dr. Spaceman up with so much free stuff. Weird because the two didn't know each other at all. But every day Jason worked the lunch shift and every day Dr. Spaceman would order a two-fer and Jason would be all, "I'll have your food right out to you"...and then he would come out five minutes later with a tray full of crap we didn't order and say, "Ok, here's your two-fer, your whopper, your large strawberry shake, your onion rings, your chicken crisp, and your rodeo burger." So fantastic.

What was not fantastic is that Dr. Spaceman would then make us listen to Rush Limbaugh on the drive back to school. Such weird behavior for a high schooler. :confused:
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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #790 on: May 02, 2013, 02:24:44 AM »
What was not fantastic is that Dr. Spaceman would then make us listen to Rush Limbaugh on the drive back to school. Such weird behavior for a high schooler. :confused:

the eff?!

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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #791 on: May 02, 2013, 08:18:57 AM »

What was not fantastic is that Dr. Spaceman would then make us listen to Rush Limbaugh on the drive back to school. Such weird behavior for a high schooler. :confused:
this sounds a lot like gonna be a dr. from usc cat, that guy would have us listening to classical music(I like it now) and would not turn the a/c on because he wanted to conserve gas.  :curse:

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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #792 on: May 02, 2013, 08:21:29 AM »
worst thing I ever did to a car was with stunz.. we were having a tiff with a very good friend of ours and I peed in a gatorade pottle and poured it all over the door handle and window(it was a hot day) the pee tinted to the window in a yellow color, it was weird. and we took off his 30 day temporary tag and threw it somewhere.

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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #793 on: May 02, 2013, 09:47:45 AM »
I was in a car once with a D-Bag guy who found a dead raccoon and picked it up during open lunch. Then he held it out the window the whole way back, made the driver take him to the zoo lot, and then he beat it on the sides of somebody's car and left it on the windshield. Extremely weird behavior.

And once I was in Dr. Spaceman's car and mooned TrustTheDust on Anderson Ave. and we got pulled over. :embarrassed:  Then the cop said, "since I've been in the EXACT same situ. as you, I'm going to let you go with a warning."   :excited:
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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #794 on: May 02, 2013, 09:51:04 AM »
whenever i read this thread title, i think of the eazy-e song "boyz in the 'hood" 


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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #795 on: May 02, 2013, 09:57:39 AM »
whenever i read this thread title, i think of the eazy-e song "boyz in the 'hood"
I thought that was a Dynamite Hack song?

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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #796 on: May 02, 2013, 09:58:29 AM »
whenever i read this thread title, i think of the eazy-e song "boyz in the 'hood"

funny story about that song. ice cube wrote it, as he did 99% of easy's stuff. easy repaid him by crafting his own deal with jerry heller and only paying cube like a thousand dollars. this caused ice cube to go solo and nwa to tank because they only had dre's beats and nobody to write lyrics. i mean have you ever actually listened to efil4zaggin? terrible, just terrible. then dre finally saw the light and left and made his own lable because he was sick of getting ripped of as well.

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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #797 on: May 02, 2013, 10:00:11 AM »
whenever i read this thread title, i think of the eazy-e song "boyz in the 'hood"

funny story about that song. ice cube wrote it, as he did 99% of easy's stuff. easy repaid him by crafting his own deal with jerry heller and only paying cube like a thousand dollars. this caused ice cube to go solo and nwa to tank because they only had dre's beats and nobody to write lyrics. i mean have you ever actually listened to efil4zaggin? terrible, just terrible. then dre finally saw the light and left and made his own lable because he was sick of getting ripped of as well.

lol porcupine

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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #798 on: May 02, 2013, 11:57:45 AM »
but then icecube went and hired the bomb squad (shocklee bros) to produce ameriKKKa's most wanted and everything is history (not HIS story).


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Re: Bars in the 'Ville
« Reply #799 on: May 02, 2013, 12:14:11 PM »
i'm assuming you left out yoyo's contribution to the amerikka's most album discussion due to just wanting to keep it brief and not because you were trying to play her out, because that would be one big :nono: