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Harry Grand Master

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Is it weird that I consider Baylor in the DFW area....? I always saw Baylor, TCU, SMU, and UNT as the big four in the area. I a

Ways wished we could somehow be in the same conference or at least play each other consistently in multiple sports.

I never thought of it that way.

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TheFranchise Enthusiast

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No, I meant that the lunch stop on the way to Austin is at the Czech Stop, not in Waco.

Kid 1: "Knock knock"

Kid 2: "Who's there?"

Kid 1: "Queen"

Kid 2: "Queen who?"

Kid 1: "Queen my dishes, please."

Kid 3: "It's CLEAN!!!"

AT&T guy: "He doesn't get it."

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The wife and I stopped by there yesterday to see what all the hub-bub was about while on our way to a wedding in Austin.

I don't see/taste it.

Like, I prefer Kolache Haven here in town over that place.

Once I stopped in there on the way back to Denton. There was a couple there who had driven there from Wichita Falls just to eat there. Yes, they drove all that way just to eat there.

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LongJim Experienced

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I was on my way back to Austin one time in the very early 80's, and we stopped at a place in West for gas/snacks--can't remember the name--and in the store was a display of local jams and jellies.

"Mother Fucher's Plum Jam".

Being 19, I really wore the middle-aged female clerk out about this, and loudly mispronounced it at the top of my lungs while guffawing uproariously. Not one of my finest moments.

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I was on my way back to Austin one time in the very early 80's, and we stopped at a place in West for gas/snacks--can't remember the name--and in the store was a display of local jams and jellies.

"Mother Fucher's Plum Jam".

Being 19, I really wore the middle-aged female clerk out about this, and loudly mispronounced it at the top of my lungs while guffawing uproariously. Not one of my finest moments.

Actually, I was thinking it did sound like one of your finer moments!

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You must not have ever tried George's. Diner food with cold beer. Oh, and pie. Did I mention they had beer. And pie.

See my above post on George's. I love George's for its atmosphere. The food, to me, well, it goes well with a string of several Big O's.

But it's also in a completely different category of eating. Czech Stop is just that, a stop for a quick lunch on the way to Austin. If I go to George's, chances are very, very high that I've got a room across the highway, and am going home in the morning.

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The wife and I stopped by there yesterday to see what all the hub-bub was about while on our way to a wedding in Austin.

I don't see/taste it.

Like, I prefer Kolache Haven here in town over that place.

The key to a great Kolache is to get them when they are fresh out of the oven. If you stop by mid-day or later, they are most likely not so fresh. Both the Czech Stop and Kolache Haven have good Kolaches IMO.

I am 100% Czech ancestry. And, I would drive miles for a dozen good fresh Kolaches just like grandma used to make them ;)

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The wife and I stopped by there yesterday to see what all the hub-bub was about while on our way to a wedding in Austin.

I don't see/taste it.

Like, I prefer Kolache Haven here in town over that place.

I'm a big fan of their kolaches but everytime I stop by I always buy several loafs of their raisin bread and regular white bread. Their raisin bread is to die for especially when you toast it up.
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The wife and I stopped by there yesterday to see what all the hub-bub was about while on our way to a wedding in Austin.

I don't see/taste it.

Like, I prefer Kolache Haven here in town over that place.

Gotta get off the highway and drive into downtown for the good stuff. An extra mile or two, but worth it.

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I'm glad this thread about us having the best record in DFW (finally) turned into a discussion on all the things to do around Waco, West, Gainesville, Muenster, and Lindsay.

For anyone who reads this thread and works at a local DFW media establishment, I beg of you to actually talk about the fact that we are getting better and that we have a better record than both SMU and TCU, even if the Frogs have played a much harder schedule.

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