The "new" Chicken Strip is the Jones Crossing Shopping Center, featuring Chick Fil A, Urban Bird Hot Chicken, Wing Stop and Another Broken EggPantera said:FlyRod said:
So was I. First I've of heard of this change.
The BCS obsession with chicken fingers rolls on; maybe every restaurant should just rebrand as chicken fingers only. Could generate some interesting PR.
I remember when we had fowl digits, laynes, and canes right there in a row and we called it "the chicken strip" … rip.
Chicken Salad ChickAnonymous Source said:The "new" Chicken Strip is the Jones Crossing Shopping Center, featuring Chick Fil A, Urban Bird Hot Chicken, Wing Stop and Another Broken EggPantera said:FlyRod said:
So was I. First I've of heard of this change.
The BCS obsession with chicken fingers rolls on; maybe every restaurant should just rebrand as chicken fingers only. Could generate some interesting PR.
I remember when we had fowl digits, laynes, and canes right there in a row and we called it "the chicken strip" … rip.
I was told it wasn't an increase at allReelAg6 said:
"Oh its not a big increase,"
chickencoupe16 said:I was told it wasn't an increase at allReelAg6 said:
"Oh its not a big increase,"
Don't forget the school literally telling people that the bond would not increase their taxes.Hornbeck said:chickencoupe16 said:I was told it wasn't an increase at allReelAg6 said:
"Oh its not a big increase,"
The song and dance from the county and CoCS is that the "rate" decreased… but, if one looks through all the bovine excrement, the effective amount went up by at least 10%.
Meanwhile, the county is sitting on a "rainy day fund" of $100M
Not blaming you at all. I think you and I agree on all fronts as far as taxes in this town go. Probably best to stop clogging up the thread, though, before we're reminded that this is a coming and going thread. Afterall, high taxes are already here and never leaving.Hornbeck said:
Don't blame me for that. I made it pretty clear, I voted against their bond. I knew it was going to increase taxes.
I knew I left one off....JMac03 said:Chicken Salad ChickAnonymous Source said:The "new" Chicken Strip is the Jones Crossing Shopping Center, featuring Chick Fil A, Urban Bird Hot Chicken, Wing Stop and Another Broken EggPantera said:FlyRod said:
So was I. First I've of heard of this change.
The BCS obsession with chicken fingers rolls on; maybe every restaurant should just rebrand as chicken fingers only. Could generate some interesting PR.
I remember when we had fowl digits, laynes, and canes right there in a row and we called it "the chicken strip" … rip.
PS3D said:
Imperial Chinese has a sign saying they will be open June 27th. It was likely a lease issue.
World Nail Spa is rebuilding, the old "Ku-Ku Burger" building is not long for this world.
BCStalk said:PS3D said:
Imperial Chinese has a sign saying they will be open June 27th. It was likely a lease issue.
World Nail Spa is rebuilding, the old "Ku-Ku Burger" building is not long for this world.
I hope so. The wife and I ate Imperial pretty often
PS3D said:
Imperial Chinese has a sign saying they will be open June 27th. It was likely a lease issue.
World Nail Spa is rebuilding, the old "Ku-Ku Burger" building is not long for this world.
Yes, but it started out as Ku-Ku Burger, a long-defunct chain of restaurants. Here's the last surviving one in Oklahoma, with later additions but still serving its original purpose.Hornbeck said:PS3D said:
Imperial Chinese has a sign saying they will be open June 27th. It was likely a lease issue.
World Nail Spa is rebuilding, the old "Ku-Ku Burger" building is not long for this world.
Is that the Old Baskin Robbins on Texas almost to Post Office street in Bryan?
It was a chicken place before Baskin Robbins.PS3D said:Yes, but it started out as Ku-Ku Burger, a long-defunct chain of restaurants. Here's the last surviving one in Oklahoma, with later additions but still serving its original purpose.Hornbeck said:PS3D said:
Imperial Chinese has a sign saying they will be open June 27th. It was likely a lease issue.
World Nail Spa is rebuilding, the old "Ku-Ku Burger" building is not long for this world.
Is that the Old Baskin Robbins on Texas almost to Post Office street in Bryan?
"Stupid to re-open in such a horrible location" - south CS'ersPS3D said:
Imperial Chinese has a sign saying they will be open June 27th. It was likely a lease issue.
halibut sinclair said:"Stupid to re-open in such a horrible location" - south CS'ersPS3D said:
Imperial Chinese has a sign saying they will be open June 27th. It was likely a lease issue.
Meanwhile, we can pretty much walk there from our hood. Looking forward to going back tonight - our fave Chinese place!
Not inconvenient at all for a good many people, which was the point.Hornbeck said:halibut sinclair said:"Stupid to re-open in such a horrible location" - south CS'ersPS3D said:
Imperial Chinese has a sign saying they will be open June 27th. It was likely a lease issue.
Meanwhile, we can pretty much walk there from our hood. Looking forward to going back tonight - our fave Chinese place!
Meh. We have a number of good Chinese places down here. Which makes going there still inconvenient. Enjoy your meal.
Dumbfounded said:
What is the go to Chinese restaurant(s) in South CS?
Oishi in Jones CrossingDumbfounded said:
What is the go to Chinese restaurant(s) in South CS?
The Krispy Kreme in College Station burned down last month. But was it an act of arson, by none other than Jim Schlossnagle? An investigative report:https://t.co/NBbbK7plcT
— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) June 26, 2024
And if asked, Schlossnagle would probably deny the act. But if we've learned anything in the past 3 days, we've learned we cannot believe a denial by him to be truth. In fact, a denial by Schlossnagle is an implicit admission.TyHolden said:
case closed....The Krispy Kreme in College Station burned down last month. But was it an act of arson, by none other than Jim Schlossnagle? An investigative report:https://t.co/NBbbK7plcT
— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) June 26, 2024
snaglepuss said:
They are trying to get rid of all the food in stock.
Mr.Short-termMemory said:And if asked, Schlossnagle would probably deny the act. But if we've learned anything in the past 3 days, we've learned we cannot believe a denial by him to be truth. In fact, a denial by Schlossnagle is an implicit admission.TyHolden said:
case closed....The Krispy Kreme in College Station burned down last month. But was it an act of arson, by none other than Jim Schlossnagle? An investigative report:https://t.co/NBbbK7plcT
— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) June 26, 2024
