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06-25-2007, 05:21 PM
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Does anyone remember Scratch on Fred. Rd & 410 (after Doc Holiday's)? How about the "Hip Bone"? I think it was off of Nackoma & 281 or Rhapsody & 281? They had those cool Plasma lights! Rockwave! It was off of Perrin Beitel & 410, some nights it got pretty rowdy........
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06-25-2007, 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by MLeahy
Does anyone remember Scratch on Fred. Rd & 410 (after Doc Holiday's)? How about the "Hip Bone"? I think it was off of Nackoma & 281 or Rhapsody & 281? They had those cool Plasma lights! Rockwave! It was off of Perrin Beitel & 410, some nights it got pretty rowdy........
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I don't remember the Hip Bone but I remember the Hippodrome. |
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06-25-2007, 08:00 PM
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I also remember the hippodrome.
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06-25-2007, 10:11 PM
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Maybe somebody can help me with this: there was a bakery in North Star Mall in the early 80's, near the entrance to the Food Court. They made cinnamon twisties, etc. I think they had animatronic elves or something, and a cool-looking machine you could watch make the food. I have very vague images, but remember loving that place. Maybe I'm dreaming it up...
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06-25-2007, 10:15 PM
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I remember Mr. Dunderbak's in the mall!
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06-26-2007, 10:02 AM
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I remember Mr. Dunderbak's in the mall!
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Was that the name of the bakery at North Star? |
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06-26-2007, 02:28 PM
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I had WONDERED about that post. Joe "King" Carrasco a druglord?
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Someone's probably thinking of Fred Gomez Carrasco.
I love Joe King Carrasco. He and his band are a HOOT! "Buena, buena, buena all the time.. buena, buena, buena on my mind." Joe King Carrasco is Anglo, oddly enough. To my knowledge, he's never revealed his real name -- not even to his band members!
When I was young, the only convenience stores were the Lone Star ("icehouse") and Mr. M. I'd heard of them newfangled 7-11s but never saw any until I guess the late '70s or so? |
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06-26-2007, 04:33 PM
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I don't remember the Hip Bone but I remember the Hippodrome.
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Thanks for the reminder, I could not quite remember the name. Great club! |
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06-26-2007, 05:20 PM
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Originally Posted by pacific_trader
Maybe somebody can help me with this: there was a bakery in North Star Mall in the early 80's, near the entrance to the Food Court. They made cinnamon twisties, etc. I think they had animatronic elves or something, and a cool-looking machine you could watch make the food. I have very vague images, but remember loving that place. Maybe I'm dreaming it up...
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You're not dreaming, it was real. I asked about that place on page 70, I think. The place with that sold Churros (cinnamon twisties is what you called them). No one has responded to what that place was called but it was a cool shop. I dont even remember people working there I just remember those elves or whatever they were. |
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06-26-2007, 07:41 PM
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Someone's probably thinking of Fred Gomez Carrasco.
I love Joe King Carrasco. He and his band are a HOOT! "Buena, buena, buena all the time.. buena, buena, buena on my mind." Joe King Carrasco is Anglo, oddly enough. To my knowledge, he's never revealed his real name -- not even to his band members!
When I was young, the only convenience stores were the Lone Star ("icehouse") and Mr. M. I'd heard of them newfangled 7-11s but never saw any until I guess the late '70s or so?
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I think his real name is Joseph Teutsch, from Dumas Tx. |
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