Imagine doing that but a) not having an olfactory experience overwhelmed by stale urine, & b) having the option of doing so in a courtyard setting, and you’ll begin to understand the Doggie’s Pub experience.I've never been to Doggie's, but spent many a late night in the Skellar. Nothing beats the Skellar and a bucket of Rocks.
maybe, but memories are precious, and change- not so muchImagine doing that but a) not having an olfactory experience overwhelmed by stale urine, & b) having the option of doing so in a courtyard setting, and you’ll begin to understand the Doggie’s Pub experience.
Bars with courtyards are a dime a dozen. The smell of stale urine (and the thick, deep muck on the floor) is what gave the Skellar its character.Imagine doing that but a) not having an olfactory experience overwhelmed by stale urine, & b) having the option of doing so in a courtyard setting, and you’ll begin to understand the Doggie’s Pub experience.
I’m catching what they’re pitching.So you prefer Doggie’s style?
I’m not here for stale urine character. And I made the pilgrimage for the final visit before it “closed.”Bars with courtyards are a dime a dozen. The smell of stale urine (and the thick, deep muck on the floor) is what gave the Skellar its character.
Who doesn’t?So you prefer Doggie’s style?
A case of rocks for $6.00 beats that!Stolyn hours happy hour every Friday back of skellar with a case of rolling rock at 11 bucks. Can’t beat that!!
You can when the case was $5 plus a fifty cent deposit for a church key….Stolyn hours happy hour every Friday back of skellar with a case of rolling rock at 11 bucks. Can’t beat that!!
I was going to say that right after I wrote it. Weren’t they 7.00 bucks before they jacked it up to 11.A case of rocks for $6.00 beats that!
That is right the damn church key. LolYou can when the case was $5 plus a fifty cent deposit for a church key….
Okay, It can keep its name.
Cases were $6.00 when I started going and $7.00 when I graduated. You could get a bottle opener for a $0.50 deposit but they had bottle openers screwed to the ends of the benches so no need.I was going to say that right after I wrote it. Weren’t they 7.00 bucks before they jacked it up to 11.
Yep.Cases were $6.00 when I started going and $7.00 when I graduated. You could get a bottle opener for a $0.50 deposit but they had bottle openers screwed to the ends of the benches so no need.
A typical Friday started by splitting a case at the Skellar, followed by 2 for 1 pitchers at the Gaff. Somewhere around midnight we'd head over to the Phyrst and around 1:30 walk around the corner to the Brick House.
Ohhh, that's the problem! The Skellar isn't stale urine smell, it's fresh urine smell!!I don’t understand some of you. If I want to be immersed in stale urine, I just stay home.
I don’t understand some of you. If I want to be immersed in stale urine, I just stay home.
Apparantly The Rats Skellar was an underground establishment supplying university militants with the chemical ingredients to promote their cause.Ohhh, that's the problem! The Skellar isn't stale urine smell, it's fresh urine smell!!
So, I lived in one of the apartments above the Skellar my senior year (the urine smell in the elevator was horrid). Comforting to know now I was sleeping above a pee bomb.Apparantly The Rats Skellar was an underground establishment supplying university militants with the chemical ingredients to promote their cause.
What is gunpowder made out of exactly?
A mixture of powdered charcoal, sulphur, and saltpetre (a.k.a. Potassium nitrate).
They used to get saltpetre from urine. Frequenters of dodgy pubs may have noticed a white deposit forming on the walls near the urinals— that’s saltpetre. It’s formed when urine is allowed to evaporate. You can also make it on a large scale by mixing organic matter with alkalis and then essentially composting that mixture, and in some areas there are mineable deposits.
Ahhh.. the dank aroma of stale urine. Brings back memories.So, I lived in one of the apartments above the Skellar my senior year (the urine smell in the elevator was horrid). Comforting to know now I was sleeping above a pee bomb.
As a college aged kid I thought the Skellar was great(late 80s), loved the case of RR, piss room was a piss room, as an adult in middle age I was not a fan. Same with the Phyrst. I gots monies now and my arse hurts on those hard benches. Haven't been to Doggies yet because I refuse to stand in line to get into a bar at this age, so I gravitate to the places outside of downtown. GET OFF MY LAWN!!!!