Ok, I think I got it, find a redhead with nice twin peaks and go fishing, then buy some guns, the try to find the redheads Pearl?
San Angelo?
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Bayside Tiger Ag said:HBCanine08 said:She got big cans?EagleFordEarl said:
Zentner's Daughter
Met her in the late '90's. She was a fat red head from what I remember.
So yes but just different kinds of cans, ie cans of Crisco
GSlice06 said:
Ok, I think I got it, find a redhead with nice twin peaks and go fishing, then buy some guns, the try to find the redheads Pearl?
Honestly a doable Saturday in San Angelo. Godspeed.
Glish21 said:
There are 51 Shakey's pizzas in the US currently
Hey now, let's not skip over the most important part of this thread.
I loved Shakey's growing up. Last one I went to was in Tokyo a long time ago. I thought they went the way of the dodo.
Going to Shakey's was the highlight of our trips to "town" growing up 2.5 hours west of San Angelo.
I love San Angelo and would love to live there if I could make a living there in my field. It's a great town with some even better towns surrounding it.
I love San Angelo and would love to live there if I could make a living there in my field. It's a great town with some even better towns surrounding it.
Lake Spence has water in it again? That thing was dried up for years.
Lake Ivey is also nearby.
Lake Ivey is also nearby.
Shakey's is still a thing in a few communities in SoCal.
When I was in the National Guard in the 90s, word on the street was that the weekend gay scene in Angelo was pretty hopping with Closeted Austinites in town for the weekend.
When I was in the National Guard in the 90s, word on the street was that the weekend gay scene in Angelo was pretty hopping with Closeted Austinites in town for the weekend.
Growing up in San Angelo in the 90's and 00's was grueling. They've really come a long way in the last decade. I've gotten to the point where I can go back and stay at least three days in a row at this point.
Am I crazy or did shakeys have good fried chicken. It's been like 30 years since I've been to one so my memory might be off.
shakey's had crazy good fried chicken and rojos.chipotle said:
Am I crazy or did shakeys have good fried chicken. It's been like 30 years since I've been to one so my memory might be off.
man... makes me miss report card days.
it's a whole different town than what we grew up in. i left early 2000's but that place took a turn for the better around 2012 i guess. they have a lot of good development.shafter said:
Growing up in San Angelo in the 90's and 00's was grueling. They've really come a long way in the last decade. I've gotten to the point where I can go back and stay at least three days in a row at this point.
It all depends on perspective. If you are moving from Pecos or Hobbs, then visiting or moving to San Angelo is a paradise. If you are moving there or visiting from West Austin, Boerne or Fredericksburg, then you might feel you are in purgatory.c-jags said:it's a whole different town than what we grew up in. i left early 2000's but that place took a turn for the better around 2012 i guess. they have a lot of good development.shafter said:
Growing up in San Angelo in the 90's and 00's was grueling. They've really come a long way in the last decade. I've gotten to the point where I can go back and stay at least three days in a row at this point.
I like San Angelo. I could live there no problem.
This thread is making me hungry.
Metric crap tons... and big bass... for the last couple+ years.histag10 said:
Lake Spence has water in it again? That thing was dried up for years.
Lake Ivey is also nearby.
Is there a titter in San Angelo?
GSlice06 said:
Is there a titter in San Angelo?
More like a Silver Dollarer
I referenced "Desiree's" earlier.....GSlice06 said:
Is there a titter in San Angelo?
Coles army surplus is a cool little store and stop off in San Angelo.
Maximus was a thing back in the day. 
It was Infinity before that. Some local church tried to seemingly shun the club by putting a billboard next to it that said, "Jesus goes to infinity, and beyond". It was a pretty failed attempt on their part.
So you're saying there's a chance.loyd christmas/gif
Mejor que nada still open? Used to love that place
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i wish i could remember what church that was.shafter said:
It was Infinity before that. Some local church tried to seemingly shun the club by putting a billboard next to it that said, "Jesus goes to infinity, and beyond". It was a pretty failed attempt on their part.
i used to run a bit around the river and that area. sometimes running by and seeing the girls walking in there in full sunlight helped me to stay baptist.
So did I. I went there right as the oil business was slowing down a couple years ago. It was pretty bad. A couple rough necks throwing dollars at the only decent looking girl. She was all tatted up and looked like she was gunning for that oil field wife money. 2-3 ok looking girls walking around, and one girl that probably went 175 up on stage shaking all that God and Budweiser gave her. We didn't stay long.B-1 83 said:I referenced "Desiree's" earlier.....GSlice06 said:
Is there a titter in San Angelo?
what's crazy about that is that you'd think San Angelo would have better talent than that. it's a decent sized town.Milwaukees Best Light said:So did I. I went there right as the oil business was slowing down a couple years ago. It was pretty bad. A couple rough necks throwing dollars at the only decent looking girl. She was all tatted up and looked like she was gunning for that oil field wife money. 2-3 ok looking girls walking around, and one girl that probably went 175 up on stage shaking all that God and Budweiser gave her. We didn't stay long.B-1 83 said:I referenced "Desiree's" earlier.....GSlice06 said:
Is there a titter in San Angelo?
there were tons of hot college age chicks when i was there. does the twin peaks suck as well?
Never been. Always stayed downtown and went over to cork and pig. Desirees was on a Saturday after a wedding just south of town and was on the way back downtown.
It's small enough a town that if a college girl started working at Desiree's all of ASU would find out and be there the next day..
Keeps the talent level down at Twin Peaks too
Keeps the talent level down at Twin Peaks too
You're on the listchipotle said:
Probably the 4th worst town-city in Texas
I can't help with the Shakey's pizza, but the Mojo potatoes you can still get across the street from where it used to be. It's at Roosters and they call them *cough* Ro-Jo potatoes *cough* . I'm guessing they got the recipe, because they taste the same...in all their artery clogging glory.
I may have gone there when back in town and devoured an entire order in 1 minute
https://www.txtogo.com/order/restaurant/roosters-chicken-n-fixins--menu/968
Shaky's called them rojos if i remember correctly.p-wonk01 said:You're on the listchipotle said:
Probably the 4th worst town-city in Texas
I can't help with the Shakey's pizza, but the Mojo potatoes you can still get across the street from where it used to be. It's at Roosters and they call them *cough* Ro-Jo potatoes *cough* . I'm guessing they got the recipe, because they taste the same...in all their artery clogging glory.
I may have gone there when back in town and devoured an entire order in 1 minute
https://www.txtogo.com/order/restaurant/roosters-chicken-n-fixins--menu/968
zut alors !
http://sanangelolive.com/news/san-angelo/2015-09-21/shakeys-pizza-long-lost-san-angelo-tradition
apparently they changed the name from rojo mojo
I think I'm going to be in San Angelo this weekend. San Angelo is a nice town, but I basically just hang out with my parents at their house, go to the gym and maybe go shopping or out to eat at my favorite restaurants.
I've heard downtown has some night life now, but I really wouldn't know. Going to a bar just isn't something I'd be interested in doing in San Angelo.
I've heard downtown has some night life now, but I really wouldn't know. Going to a bar just isn't something I'd be interested in doing in San Angelo.
And they were definitely called rojos. Lots of great memories at Shakey's.
jamotoe1 said:
I think I'm going to be in San Angelo this weekend. San Angelo is a nice town, but I basically just hang out with my parents at their house, go to the gym and maybe go shopping or out to eat at my favorite restaurants.
I've heard downtown has some night life now, but I really wouldn't know. Going to a bar just isn't something I'd be interested in doing in San Angelo.
It's actually a lot of fun Jamo. Now that all my former baptist friends drink, we've had a lot of fun nights when I come back for the holidays.
Mike Sis, former paster at St. Mary's in College Station is now the Bishop of San Angelo. Go stop by, say howdy, and sit a bit with the Eucharist.
I am curious to know how the trip to the real SA went.
Hookers? Blow? Mexican food?
Hookers? Blow? Mexican food?
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