Let me know if you need some tips to get around town this weekend.
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1. Pack heat.
BillYeoman said:
Let me know if you need some tips to get around town this weekend.
No thanks, we'll just be tuned into the police scanner.
2. Don't expect to find hot coeds. You'll just find old non-trads and ugly asians.
Lots of bitterness from those who either had to stay home for 4 years or who paid for a crappy on campus dorm to pretend their moms house isn't 20 minutes away
3. Don't drive a nice car
Can rice host but say UH actually is?
Which is the nicest convenience store to eat in and not get murdered around the UH campus?
Where is the statue of Herman located?
4) avoid 290. Walking in from CS is faster.
BohunkAg said:
Which is the nicest convenience store to eat in and not get murdered around the UH campus?
7/11 was founded by a Coog but they aren't around. I would suggest Pinks Pizza on campus. Great pizza and beer. Or you can "Railgate" at Lucky's Pub and take the rail to the stadium. Either way you will be exposed to great culture and glorious H-Town life! Welcome to the big city! Hope you enjoy your stay and the games. That is if you can get tix in the "Sea of Red!"
Aggie_Eric98 said:
Where is the statue of Herman located?
In Braes Bayou
BillYeoman said:BohunkAg said:
Which is the nicest convenience store to eat in and not get murdered around the UH campus?
7/11 was founded by a Coog but they aren't around. I would suggest Pinks Pizza on campus. Great pizza and beer. Or you can "Railgate" at Lucky's Pub and take the rail to the stadium. Either way you will be exposed to great culture and glorious H-Town life! Welcome to the big city! Hope you enjoy your stay and the games. That is if you can get tix in the "Sea of Red!"
Pinks Pizza? Does it have a rainbow flag in front?
There will be more maroon.BillYeoman said:BohunkAg said:
Which is the nicest convenience store to eat in and not get murdered around the UH campus?
7/11 was founded by a Coog but they aren't around. I would suggest Pinks Pizza on campus. Great pizza and beer. Or you can "Railgate" at Lucky's Pub and take the rail to the stadium. Either way you will be exposed to great culture and glorious H-Town life! Welcome to the big city! Hope you enjoy your stay and the games. That is if you can get tix in the "Sea of Red!"
"I'm sure that won't make a bit of difference for those of you who enjoy a baseless rage over the decisions of a few teenagers."
Anybody know if muy is making his way into town? Because I will beat the **** out of him if he steps foot in my city.
Pink's Pizza is legit.Ag81Golf said:BillYeoman said:BohunkAg said:
Which is the nicest convenience store to eat in and not get murdered around the UH campus?
7/11 was founded by a Coog but they aren't around. I would suggest Pinks Pizza on campus. Great pizza and beer. Or you can "Railgate" at Lucky's Pub and take the rail to the stadium. Either way you will be exposed to great culture and glorious H-Town life! Welcome to the big city! Hope you enjoy your stay and the games. That is if you can get tix in the "Sea of Red!"
Pinks Pizza? Does it have a rainbow flag in front?
Best delivery pizza in town.Ag81Golf said:BillYeoman said:BohunkAg said:
Which is the nicest convenience store to eat in and not get murdered around the UH campus?
7/11 was founded by a Coog but they aren't around. I would suggest Pinks Pizza on campus. Great pizza and beer. Or you can "Railgate" at Lucky's Pub and take the rail to the stadium. Either way you will be exposed to great culture and glorious H-Town life! Welcome to the big city! Hope you enjoy your stay and the games. That is if you can get tix in the "Sea of Red!"
Pinks Pizza? Does it have a rainbow flag in front?
Well, it looks like the Popeyes where we were threatened by some youts is now closed. The McD's near the baseball facility was a bit safer. I was stuck there most of the day for a Science Fair.
DD88 said:
Well, it looks like the Popeyes where we were threatened by some youts is now closed. The McD's near the baseball facility was a bit safer. I was stuck there most of the day for a Science Fair.
Go to French'y's next time.
Even I know this.BillYeoman said:DD88 said:
Well, it looks like the Popeyes where we were threatened by some youts is now closed. The McD's near the baseball facility was a bit safer. I was stuck there most of the day for a Science Fair.
Go to French'y's next time.
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Is The Den still on campus? That place had $2 20oz domestics when I was in law school.
Speaking of UH Law - did you know that it wins the contest every year for biggest difference in rank between law school and undergrad school? In my year, a whopping 3 alums from the undergrad school made it into the law school (compared to the 30-40 each from A&M and sip)
Speaking of UH Law - did you know that it wins the contest every year for biggest difference in rank between law school and undergrad school? In my year, a whopping 3 alums from the undergrad school made it into the law school (compared to the 30-40 each from A&M and sip)
Well, now you tell me.BillYeoman said:DD88 said:
Well, it looks like the Popeyes where we were threatened by some youts is now closed. The McD's near the baseball facility was a bit safer. I was stuck there most of the day for a Science Fair.
Go to French'y's next time.
I always get a big chuckle with your tongue in cheek posts like this one. However, I'm never sure you are trying to convince us or yourself.
blindey said:
Is The Den still on campus? That place had $2 20oz domestics when I was in law school.
Speaking of UH Law - did you know that it wins the contest every year for biggest difference in rank between law school and undergrad school? In my year, a whopping 3 alums from the undergrad school made it into the law school (compared to the 30-40 each from A&M and sip)
Huh....pretty neat. UH has a tremendous law school.
For health care law, yes
And for intellectual property law
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point is that the few good parts of UH are out of reach for the UH general population.BillYeoman said:blindey said:
Is The Den still on campus? That place had $2 20oz domestics when I was in law school.
Speaking of UH Law - did you know that it wins the contest every year for biggest difference in rank between law school and undergrad school? In my year, a whopping 3 alums from the undergrad school made it into the law school (compared to the 30-40 each from A&M and sip)
Huh....pretty neat. UH has a tremendous law school.
Just out of curiosity who was this "coog" who founded 7-11
Their website lists a Joe C. Thompson, Jr. as founder. A sip.
Not doubting you just wondering.
Their website lists a Joe C. Thompson, Jr. as founder. A sip.
Not doubting you just wondering.
UH is a great place to go if you aspire to run a Best Western.
B.S. As someone else pointed out, the Thompson family started 7/11 in Oak Cliff (a peaceful place 100 years ago) and they are all University of Texas graduates.Quote:
7/11 was founded by a Coog
Maybe you are thinking of the Stop-N-Rob chain?
The only UH 7/11 connection I'm familiar with is the famous quote by an anonymous Cotton Bowl official when UH was the SWC representative for the Cotton Bowl against Doug Flutie's Boston College team:
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But the Cougars weren't nearly as offended by that as they were by a remark from an anonymous Cotton Bowl official. The remark originally was printed in the Atlanta Journal and also appeared in the Miami Herald before it surfaced in Dallas.
"Damn it, half of these (Houston) people will come up here and eat at the 7-Eleven store, and the other half will be trying to hold it up," the official reportedly said.
etexorange said:B.S. As someone else pointed out, the Thompson family started 7/11 in Oak Cliff (a peaceful place 100 years ago) and they are all University of Texas graduates.Quote:
7/11 was founded by a Coog
Maybe you are thinking of the Stop-N-Rob chain?
Maybe he meant that a Coog founded July 11
Yeoman has his convenience store chains mixed up.
Coog Leroy Melcher acquired the old U-Tot-Em chain in 1950 and built it up tremendously. Circle K bought them out in 1984.
Melcher was actually a UH dropout, but gave millions to the school, including building the business school.
Ken Lay went to UH.
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