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Things I Miss

JugbandFrog

Full Member
Abermathy’s. Had many a crazy night there.

Sandage before they turned it all into those dorms.

Jon’s Grille. Something about their swiss cheese.

The ol’ Burgers and Chinese Food stand.

The Pit in the student center.
 

AustinFrog

Full Member
Abermathy’s. Had many a crazy night there.

Sandage before they turned it all into those dorms.

Jon’s Grille. Something about their swiss cheese.

The ol’ Burgers and Chinese Food stand.

The Pit in the student center.
I was in the Pit eating dinner when the word spread through campus that KD and others were kicked off the football team. Didn't believe it at first.
 

BrewingFrog

Was I supposed to type something here?
Jeez, people! No fondness for the Texas Sampler, and the delicious Chili and Eggs? Breakfast of Champions, man!

A second for JJ's Hideaway. And JJ's Whatever up by Montgomery Ward with the unforgettable phone number: 870-BEER.

$1 Pitcher night at White Elephant.

Whatever the Sports Bar was that took over the spot where The Keg used to be, and had the delicious Habanero-Ranch to dip fries in.

The SuSu Lounge ("Fort Worth's Darkest Bar").

A Whammy at the old Louie's Backyard on SPI...
 

Rabidfrog

Active Member
I just turned 63 last month. I miss certain things that have retired or just gone away. In no particular order:

Roger Staubach
Bob Lilly
Monday Night Football with Howard and Dandy Don
The Houston Oilers
Mike Renfro versus the Steelers
Namath
My 67 Ford Fairlane with the 390 engine
My Kraco 8 track in my Fairlane
The Byron Nelson at Preston Trail
Nolan Ryan and Charlie Huff
My Dads laugh
Moms fried chicken
Merry Go Round Hamburgers
The Stables
Working at McDonalds with my two best friends
University Christian Church - Still there but just too far for me
TCU Intramural football games
Black and White cartoons on Saturday mornings
Real Dr Pepper
Blackie Sherrod
Real Sports Magazines
The AFL
The Southwest Conference
Making fun of the drunk Razorback fans
Olympics without the Pros
The CHL in Dallas and Fort Worth
The Fat Stock Show with the live band
The Dallas Cowboy Band
Tom Landry
The smell of Milton Daniel - not really
Colby beach
Speak Easy
The Vigilantes and the TCU cannon at the Cotton Bowl
Studying in a corner of the TCU Library
Spring Break
Monday Night SCUBA classes in the Rickle Building
Wes and Scott
Shooter
Whitewolf
Drive In Movies in my Ford Fairlane

I‘m sure everyone else has a similar list and it is impossible to list those things we enjoyed in our lives that have slip to the back corners of our minds.
weren't the shriners doing the band deal at the FWSSR?
 

Frog92

Active Member
Lunch views at Eden’s Greens
$4 Shiner Bock pitchers at the Hi Hat and Pub my senior year
Winning $ at pool upstairs at the Hi Hat
Old AGC atmosphere for a big game (what few there were)
Living off but close to campus so walked to class, bars, whatever
Being 21 - though I have little complaint where things have gone from there
Football Frogs being a team that could beat anyone
 

Brog

Full Member
I just turned 63 last month. I miss certain things that have retired or just gone away. In no particular order:

Roger Staubach
Bob Lilly
Monday Night Football with Howard and Dandy Don
The Houston Oilers
Mike Renfro versus the Steelers
Namath
My 67 Ford Fairlane with the 390 engine
My Kraco 8 track in my Fairlane
The Byron Nelson at Preston Trail
Nolan Ryan and Charlie Huff
My Dads laugh
Moms fried chicken
Merry Go Round Hamburgers
The Stables
Working at McDonalds with my two best friends
University Christian Church - Still there but just too far for me
TCU Intramural football games
Black and White cartoons on Saturday mornings
Real Dr Pepper
Blackie Sherrod
Real Sports Magazines
The AFL
The Southwest Conference
Making fun of the drunk Razorback fans
Olympics without the Pros
The CHL in Dallas and Fort Worth
The Fat Stock Show with the live band
The Dallas Cowboy Band
Tom Landry
The smell of Milton Daniel - not really
Colby beach
Speak Easy
The Vigilantes and the TCU cannon at the Cotton Bowl
Studying in a corner of the TCU Library
Spring Break
Monday Night SCUBA classes in the Rickle Building
Wes and Scott
Shooter
Whitewolf
Drive In Movies in my Ford Fairlane

I‘m sure everyone else has a similar list and it is impossible to list those things we enjoyed in our lives that have slip to the back corners of our minds.
Things I miss: being 63.
 

PO Frog

Active Member
Whatever happened to Gunner?
Sprint Darted off this mortal coil about 4 years ago

Edit: adding the thread for those who may have missed.
 

Endless Purple

Full Member
Reading this thread, there are a lot of old(er) people here. Though some good things.

I think I was the only one eating at the Greek House by the Pub since there weren't many lines there, but the food was good. Plus the guy working there was nice.
 

Toad Jones

Active Member
Though you're just a puppy Froglaw, some of these you may recall.

Sonny Gibbs
Qui Lounge
Roller Derby
Harry Moreland
The Chuck Wagon
$1 a Car load at Meadowbrook Drive-in theater
IHOP International House of Pizza($1 pitchers)
Skyliner Ball Room
Walking the Check at Kip's Big Boy at 2AM
Cairos - sofa pias
Linda Kaye
The Hi-Hat
Young Bloods Fried Chicken(on Hemphill)
Ray Sharpe
Carlsons
Kincaids Grocery(burgers)
Mickey Mud Turtle and Amanda Possum
North Side Colosseum Wrestling
Stripper - Tammi True
The Ft. Worth Cats
Henry Brooks BBQ($1 pitchers of Pabst)
Goff's(Camp Bowie)
Wings Ice Hockey
TCU/Ridglea/7th Street theaters
Panther Boys Club
Tivoli Theater(Tarzan/King Kong/Buck Rogers/etc. Sat. AM)
Walking the Check at 2 AM at the Toddle House
Topsy's burgers(University Dr.)
Globe Trotters at Will Rogers Colosseum
The Original(Camp Bowie)
Burgers Lake
The Loft(Berry)
Masseys(8th Ave)
Eagle Mountain Lake

A 1/2 doz. to a doz. of the spots may still be there/active...
The Old South Pancake House @ 10' pm along with 30 to 40 others cramming for semester finals. And, 8th street theatre with foreign movies. Name has no place in my mind, but the hotel at the corner of Berry-Eight and University. How about Topsy's Dinner across the street from Casa. Remember any of these asleep? Oh and getting in free at the rodeo south back entrance. one more...THE CELLAR. Next door roomates at Clark, Donnie Smith and Rox Covert. Yes the guy who now owns ALL of the Covert Car dealerships in and around Austin. He was a better golfer than football player and he was pretty dang good in football too.
 

Toad Jones

Active Member
I just turned 63 last month. I miss certain things that have retired or just gone away. In no particular order:

Roger Staubach
Bob Lilly
Monday Night Football with Howard and Dandy Don
The Houston Oilers
Mike Renfro versus the Steelers
Namath
My 67 Ford Fairlane with the 390 engine
My Kraco 8 track in my Fairlane
The Byron Nelson at Preston Trail
Nolan Ryan and Charlie Huff
My Dads laugh
Moms fried chicken
Merry Go Round Hamburgers
The Stables
Working at McDonalds with my two best friends
University Christian Church - Still there but just too far for me
TCU Intramural football games
Black and White cartoons on Saturday mornings
Real Dr Pepper
Blackie Sherrod
Real Sports Magazines
The AFL
The Southwest Conference
Making fun of the drunk Razorback fans
Olympics without the Pros
The CHL in Dallas and Fort Worth
The Fat Stock Show with the live band
The Dallas Cowboy Band
Tom Landry
The smell of Milton Daniel - not really
Colby beach
Speak Easy
The Vigilantes and the TCU cannon at the Cotton Bowl
Studying in a corner of the TCU Library
Spring Break
Monday Night SCUBA classes in the Rickle Building
Wes and Scott
Shooter
Whitewolf
Drive In Movies in my Ford Fairlane

I‘m sure everyone else has a similar list and it is impossible to list those things we enjoyed in our lives that have slip to the back corners of our minds.
Goff's...and the loveliest Zetas, Tri Delts, etc. A girl named Sue Funk (real name) she was so beautiful every guy on campus just knew she had a date and didn't ask her out, so cute Sue sat in her dorm room lonely. KTCU and its 10 or 20 watt transmitter in the basement at .. hall. In those days TCU OWNED the Miss Texas Pageant. Yr after yr the Frogs were the prettiest girls in the state and produced so many celebrities' -one or two that became Broadway's biggest. Finest stars ever whose name will always be remembered. Bob Lilly lifting a Volkswagen and putting it on the side walk. Playing golf on worth hills and later getting two cafeteria trays and sledding the snow on worth hills of March 10th.
 
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