the electronics store that was in the strip where 'Play It Again Sports' is located ? I dug a receipt out this morning to look up the model number on my television and was shocked when I realized I didn't even remember the name of the store I bought it from in 1994.
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Last: 5 mo ago by MarvinF
All these young whipper snappers and their s**** pants and loud music!
edit-why is s-a-g-g-y a blocked word?
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edit-why is s-a-g-g-y a blocked word?
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Isn't the name of the store on the receipt?
Anchor, A g g y is a derogatory phrase utiziled by other Big 12 schools to describe the students at A&M - like a tech tard or a tsip. Since this is the Aggie board, it is not allowed since it would typically be used to flame or troll. Unfortunately your word contains it.
84tiger- yes, the name is on the receipt. My question was meant to test the memory of all the fossils (like myself) on this forum. So far no one has a clue.
REX ... ftw!
Nice job, JROD. "REX Television and Appliance Centers". Now if my 15 year old Magnavox would just die, I could upgrade to a new 46" LCD, but the Mag still looks great after all these years.
Alright, new question...
Name the toy store that inhabited that same shopping center in the 1980s.
Name the toy store that inhabited that same shopping center in the 1980s.
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Okay, I was thinking of the wrong shopping center.
Can't remember the name of the toy store, but the restaurant was J.T. McCords
Can't remember the name of the toy store, but the restaurant was J.T. McCords
K*B Toys?
Close, but incorrect.
Anyone else want to venture a guess?
Anyone else want to venture a guess?
Kay Bee Toys (original spelling).
For the first 2 years at A&M, I never went south of Harvey on Texas. (Freshman in 1987).
Toys +
I remember walking over there when my dad was having his tires changed at Discount Tires.
I remember walking over there when my dad was having his tires changed at Discount Tires.
the original Fuddruckers was at the end of that strip center.
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the original Fuddruckers was at the end of that strip center.
Well, the first franchise in College Station was... not sure what city the original one was in.
I still remember pulling out of Manuel drive and seeing a farm house and pasture across the way.
In 1990, my Dad and I came to College Station to get my Honda serviced. We were running late for the appointment and when we came in on 60, took this new road to the right by the airport instead of going the only way I knew, which was University to Texas, Harvey to the mall and then right on the feeder.
Instead, he took that road out into the middle of nowhere, past two blinking lights (Wellborn and 2818) and then somehow ended up at the Honda dealership in the nick of time.
I was mad at him at first, because, as all teenagers do, I thought I knew the only way to get there.
I also remember never going any further away from campus than Harvey on Texas. There was no point. There was nothing but pasture out that way.
Instead, he took that road out into the middle of nowhere, past two blinking lights (Wellborn and 2818) and then somehow ended up at the Honda dealership in the nick of time.
I was mad at him at first, because, as all teenagers do, I thought I knew the only way to get there.
I also remember never going any further away from campus than Harvey on Texas. There was no point. There was nothing but pasture out that way.
yes I do not mean the very first Fuddruckers- I mean the original CS restaurant. The first one I wanna say was in San Antonio but I do not know that for sure...
you can't say "s****" on Texags? What if you were talking about the Little Golden Book, The S**** B**** Elephant?
EDIT - Wow, I had no idea TexAgs automatically bleeped out words! Learn something new every day I guess.
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EDIT - Wow, I had no idea TexAgs automatically bleeped out words! Learn something new every day I guess.
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You are feeling my pain now.
The Saggy Baggy Elephant.
You get to do it if your account was created in 2002 or before!
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You get to do it if your account was created in 2002 or before!
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Who remembers when they opened the KMart and we all thought they were crazy for opening it so far out on the end of town. Where Tractor Supply is now.
And the Bar Charlie's in the Doux Chene apartments was 'South CS'.
And the Bar Charlie's in the Doux Chene apartments was 'South CS'.
Remember when.....
Rock Prairie rd dead ended before Welsh
Godfathers Pizza
Porsche Dealership underneath the Water tower
Taco Villa in Bryan
Jose's was "way" out on East Harvey
Harvey Rd, University were 2 lane Roads
no over passes at Southwest Parkway or 2818
Rock Prairie rd dead ended before Welsh
Godfathers Pizza
Porsche Dealership underneath the Water tower
Taco Villa in Bryan
Jose's was "way" out on East Harvey
Harvey Rd, University were 2 lane Roads
no over passes at Southwest Parkway or 2818
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Remember when.....
NO - Rock Prairie rd dead ended before Welsh
Godfathers Pizza - I remember it in San Antonio
YES - Porsche Dealership underneath the Water tower
No - Taco Villa in Bryan
Only Jose's I knew is On Texas in Bryan - Jose's was "way" out on East Harvey
No - Harvey Rd, University were 2 lane Roads
No - no over passes at Southwest Parkway or 2818
got here in 87
Who remembers when Post Oak Mall was built? It was on that empty lot next to Hwy 6 so they had to extend Harvey Road.
The world ended at Hwy 6 & Harvey Rd.
The world ended at Hwy 6 & Harvey Rd.
A man told me a while back that there used to be two lakes where Post Oak Mall is now.
And regarding the club at Doux Chene Apts...who in the world came up with THAT idea??? How could any of the residents have any peace and quiet with that place going?
And regarding the club at Doux Chene Apts...who in the world came up with THAT idea??? How could any of the residents have any peace and quiet with that place going?
Charlie's was the place back in '85-'86.
How about Piggly Wiggley grocery store, the original Zarape's on University and the Hwy 6 bypass completed in 1972?
Or if you were headed east on Southwest Parkway, it dead ended at Texas. It didn't go through to the Hwy 6 by pass until the very early 1980's.
Or if you were headed east on Southwest Parkway, it dead ended at Texas. It didn't go through to the Hwy 6 by pass until the very early 1980's.
Regarding Post Oak Mall:
Harvey Rd. is also Hwy. 30, and was there long before Post Oak Mall. My first place to live in the late 70's while a student was in the Harvey Community, and between the Safeway at Texas Ave. and Harvey Rd. and the two apartment complexes at Hwy. 6 (Briarwood and Plantation Oaks) there was nothing but mesquite trees and cattle on both sides of the road. My senior year (78-79) I lived at the Briarwood Apts., and I only remember a cow pasture across the road. Construction on Post Oak Mall began in the summer of 1979. fyi A number of use used to have target practice sessions (with our 45 autos) in the creek on the other side of 6 (behind where Ashley Funiture is now).
Harvey Rd. is also Hwy. 30, and was there long before Post Oak Mall. My first place to live in the late 70's while a student was in the Harvey Community, and between the Safeway at Texas Ave. and Harvey Rd. and the two apartment complexes at Hwy. 6 (Briarwood and Plantation Oaks) there was nothing but mesquite trees and cattle on both sides of the road. My senior year (78-79) I lived at the Briarwood Apts., and I only remember a cow pasture across the road. Construction on Post Oak Mall began in the summer of 1979. fyi A number of use used to have target practice sessions (with our 45 autos) in the creek on the other side of 6 (behind where Ashley Funiture is now).
Very good Maveric! I got both my Lion Voltron and Vehicle Voltron from Toys Plus.
As a West Texas native, I was so glad we had this when we moved here in 1984. Sadly, Bobby Cox closed them all east of San Angelo in 1986, and so with it the best tasting mexican fast food.
How about this. Does anyone remember when Piggly Wiggly closed, and K-Mart expanded to become the biggest K-Mart in Texas? Too bad a little Wal-Mart across the street would eventually put it out of business...
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Taco Villa in Bryan
As a West Texas native, I was so glad we had this when we moved here in 1984. Sadly, Bobby Cox closed them all east of San Angelo in 1986, and so with it the best tasting mexican fast food.
How about this. Does anyone remember when Piggly Wiggly closed, and K-Mart expanded to become the biggest K-Mart in Texas? Too bad a little Wal-Mart across the street would eventually put it out of business...
That was probably about the time I got my Transformer Arielbots from Service Merchandise in the Mall during Christmas break, and ran into a teacher of mine while waiting for my parents in the mall at the globe fountain in front of Foleys.
Anyone remember the talking Coke machine at the Walgreens in the mall? I think it was over by the original Dillards entrance.
Anyone remember the talking Coke machine at the Walgreens in the mall? I think it was over by the original Dillards entrance.
Walgreens was where I think Champs is now.
I remember when there were 2 to 3 music (CD/tapes) stores in the mall.
Camelot and 2 others.
Camelot and 2 others.