Another Texas Monthly article here for the young 'uns, this one about why the Turkey Day game used to be known around campus as the P*ssy Bowl:

Try cut-and-pasting this, replacing the ***** with the banned word that starts with w and ends with e: https://www.texasmonthly.com/arts-entertainment/aggie-song-best-little-*****house-in-texas/

How "The Aggie Song" became a classic number in the Tony Awardnominated musical The Best Little Wh*rehouse in Texas

Sorry.

I tried, but greg is right.

The filter is wrecking the link better than the Wrecking Crew. TexAgs needs to relax the filter on notionally hidden urls.

Texas Monthly can't find either of those links.

Maybe they just don't like Texags.

Saw the theatre version of BLWHinTx at casa manana in Fort Worth!

Cute but weird

Just now noticing that the maid is the same actress that played the maid in Billy Madison!

This is an amazing piece of history, but so disturbing at the same time.

I like that they let John Sharp do that opening line.

ttaggie said:

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Just now noticing that the maid is the same actress that played the maid in Billy Madison!

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deer corn said:

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This is an amazing piece of history, but so disturbing at the same time.

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This is Broadway captured in a movie. Not history.

History in broad strokes, but still history. The play is closer to fact than the film. https://www.amazon.com/Inside-Texas-Chicken-Ranch-Definitive/dp/1467153931/

greg.w.h said:

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deer corn said:

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This is an amazing piece of history, but so disturbing at the same time.

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This is Broadway captured in a movie. Not history.

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You mean the team didn't really dance and sing like that?

People should order the book by that Blaschke guy mentioned in the article. .

I enjoyed that 1968 Observer article, written a few years before Marvin Zindler blew it up and the details were still sorta hush-hush. One funny point is that the author for that liberal magazine was surprised that a "puritan America" farming area would put up with the Ranch. Guess he didn't know where all those hard to pronounce road names, painted churches, and breweries came from. Not exactly Puritans.
https://archives.texasobserver.org/issue/1968/06/21?_ga=2.74173654.552117237.1730735658-1129508603.1729679008#page=8