OBWon89

I think it was TCI in the early 80s.  I just remember that ugly brown remote like thing with a thick white cord and 1 row of white mechanical push buttons.  I was an early DirecTV adopter and installed my little dish on my front porch.  The wife was pissed and said we were the only rednecks in Montrose.

I'm sorry, I could care less about the drama, what she looked like before her boobs, who's husband she shacks with, etc.., etc.,  she is still the hottest female newscaster in Houston.  

They are gradually removing more content all the time.  I guess the smaller size makes look not so empty.  

I like the new night show, Gallant gives it a little more credibility and they are good together.  My favorite out of this whole new toss up is Nick Wright and Lopez in the mornings except I rarely get to listen at that time.  Nick is great but Lopez can be annoying sometimes but they keep each other in check and Nick has no problem calling him out.

With Innes gone it's really nice to be able to listen to sports radio in the afternoons again.  Sean Pendergast is a much better fit with Rich than Josh was.

I just found this amazing thread and I apologize if posting to old threads is frowned on.  Cruising lower Westheimer brings back so many memories.  My fondest one is when my older brother got into a wreck in the stop and go traffic and had to call dad at 12:30 a.m. when his curfew was midnight.  He smashed up the front end of his 83 Trans Am because he was drinking and staring at the girls on the sidewalk.  Right before it died the prostitute population was taken over by drag queens and sometimes you would look and wave to them and didn't notice till they started walking toward you.

"Skid row"? And how does that equate to dull and sterile, anyway? If the current Lower Westheimer fits these defintions, then I'd hate to see your opinion of other parts of town

Skid row look at me now.  Montrose is still weird and has the most character of any neighborhood in the city. I moved to Montrose from Sugar Land as soon as I graduated and just moved back this year.