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Old 07-29-2008, 02:17 PM
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Anyone remember LaBare? (sp?) It was a place for ladies with male strippers. I went there with my friend shortly after we graduated high school. We were all excited about going, and in reality it was pretty corny.
Wasn't that where Krispy Kreme is now?
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Old 07-29-2008, 10:05 PM
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Ewwww, did you HAVE to mention THAT place. Went there once myself w/ some ladies from work way back when. We went to take one of the older divorced ladies out for the evening. I think she had more fun just hanging out w/ us young 20-22 year olds than she did watching THAT show.
Well I hate to admit it but (since Im not the only one) I have been there once as well. I was pretty grossed out by it. I was so young and the older women I went with were so into it! YIKES! The drinks were strong. I remember that part.
ANYWAYS, anytime Im walking in Central Market, I just laugh at how seedy that whole corner was and now its this fancy schmancy Central Market. I do tend to get a lot of flashbacks to when it was Confetti and dancing to Depeche Mode and Wham while I am shopping for some yummy treats there.
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Wasn't that where Krispy Kreme is now?
yeah it was somwhere in that area.
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Old 07-30-2008, 10:51 AM
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Well I hate to admit it but (since Im not the only one) I have been there once as well. I was pretty grossed out by it. I was so young and the older women I went with were so into it! YIKES! The drinks were strong. I remember that part.
ANYWAYS, anytime Im walking in Central Market, I just laugh at how seedy that whole corner was and now its this fancy schmancy Central Market. I do tend to get a lot of flashbacks to when it was Confetti and dancing to Depeche Mode and Wham while I am shopping for some yummy treats there.
Did you live in the VIllage?
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Anyone remember LaBare? (sp?) It was a place for ladies with male strippers. I went there with my friend shortly after we graduated high school. We were all excited about going, and in reality it was pretty corny.
DIdn't realize that it was gone!!! I only went there once and it was pretty gross . I'd take a strip club with naked WOMEN over La Bare anyday
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Do you remember when the late Harvey Martin and Too Tall Jones used to visit Confetti with their entourage of ladies?
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Old 07-30-2008, 06:15 PM
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Did you live in the VIllage?
No, I never lived there but I had friends that lived in the Corners. That was always so confusing to me down there.
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My god i've had fun with this thread and I've gotten nothing done at work today! It has brought back so many memories from my youth. I grew up in Irving and lived there until I joined the Air Force back in 1984.

So many things brought up! Medallion Center...I remember going there to eat at Zuider Zee and going to the Medallion Store. Mom would always buy me a comic book when we went there. When I got older and was in High School - Bishop Dunne (yes, drove from Irving every day to Dallas to go to school), there was a club in Medallion Center called Cardi's ("Party Hardy at Cadri's" they would say on the Zew) that I used to haunt, especially when "Rocky Athas and Lightning" played there. Any of you guys remember that place or that band?

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Maybe you are right seems like I remember nets hanging in that place - was it some sort of interior store before it was Half-Price books? This is across from the Steak and Ale in the strip center behind the place that became the nasty-looking night club.

YES! I remember that place. It was called Captain's Cargo. It right across the street from Sterling. It was like a real fancy Pier 1. My mom used to like to go there. I liked going with her when I was a kid because I would pretend I was a pirate when I was in there. Wow, I hadn't thought about that place in years.

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I remember that place well also. The Black Forest Bakery was across the street and getting a cake there was a real treat.
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