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  1. west20th
    Just more proof that you can Google anything: http://getupanddraw....-douchebag.html
  2. west20th
    Ooh ooh can we have the fallout create the zombification of everyone within a quarter mile radius?
  3. west20th
    I really didn't. You just reminded me I have old eyes.
  4. west20th
    Can you make your font size a little larger?
  5. west20th
    Alamo Drafthouse in old Adickes studio? http://blog.chron.com/primeproperty/2011/10/alamo-drafthouse-scouting-locations-near-the-heights/
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    The Lucky Burger, Harp, Orange Bar and Maria Selma site has also been sold. They are all safe until 2014. I'll miss Lucky Burger. http://swamplot.com/richmond-from-lucky-burger-to-the-harp-ready-for-something/2011-10-03/
  7. west20th
    I was hoping they would play some Anita Ward over the PA but noooooooo.....Some Disco Kroger.
  8. west20th
    Great. Shepherd/Durham could use some new/different businesses.
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    ad.doubleclick.net? Trend Micro does that here also. Trend does not like doubleclick.net.

  10. west20th
    Guess the deal makes more sense when fully explained. I suppose my dislike of churches in general (not just Lakewood) not paying property taxes colored my opinion on this particular deal.
  11. west20th
    A good deal would have been Lakewood paying market value for the property. Didn't HISD get 38Mil for a smaller parcel of land nearby? A parcel that is now generating property taxes for the city?
  12. west20th
    Do you really think sarcasm directed toward a con-artist like Joel Osteen is an insult to religion in general? Joel Osteen and those of his ilk is what should offend you.
  13. west20th
    Ahhh, your right. Got my "*ddle" houses mixed up.
  14. west20th
    There was a place called the "Toddle House" in the new(er) strip center on the SW corner of Richmond and Dunvale. They weren't very successful and closed in less than a year. They re-opened recently with the "Toddle" removed from the sign. They are now just the "House" restaurant.
  15. west20th
    That's right! We're bad. We're bad. Hey you find something fabulous at Eclectic Home and you don't have enough cash whatya goin' to do?
  16. west20th
    Pssst.....this law does not apply to you. Texas - House Bill 55 - Provides that an operator may not use a wireless communication device while operating a motor vehicle within a school crossing zone unless the wireless communication device is used with a hands-free device.
  17. west20th
    Chicago's Pizza on North Main.
  18. west20th
    No just the opposite. People will be drinking the tea instead of tossing them around at the tea parties. Maybe they can have a coffee clache instead. But to get serious and back on topic. Will hot tea relieve the pain if you're a re-animated zombie craving brains?
  19. west20th
    It's as plausible as Pat Gray's theory that this is a government conspiracy to limit public gatherings. Yep, it's an Obama plot to stop the Tea Parties.
  20. west20th
    BRAINS.......BRAINS!!!!!!..
  21. west20th
    They first went up when the brick facing on the upper floors blew down during Ike. Not sure what the delay is in getting rid of them.
  22. west20th
    So what is your point? That he was there "trying to do a pickup". A man can't drive around in his own neighborhood? Do you have any facts to back up your assertion or are you just being a gossipy old lady? Also, how do you know so much about what this area is like late at night? Cruising around "trying to do a pick up"?
  23. west20th
    Technically not the Heights but the Heights area. Nicholson is the second street east of Shepherd.
  24. west20th
    Second on Cholosos. They had some service issues when they first opened but that all seems to be worked out.
  25. west20th
    Speaking of Sister Agatha here is a link: http://community.rice.edu/focusresources/b...atha/index.html Very interseting read for those that may not be familiar with "The History of Houston Heights" by Sister M. Agatha
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