I have never had worse beer ***** than I did with southpaw. Those days after were brutal
The Landing
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I have never had worse beer ***** than I did with southpaw. Those days after were brutal
If it doesn't have cheap beer, loose women and packed 200% above legal capacity then it can't be called The Landing
If I get out of my car and don’t feel gravel under my feet, I’m out
That's not The Landing! What are you going to tell us next...no pee troughs?!?!?!?
I don’t really remember any arcade games other than some type of gambling machine next to the guys bathroom that was on the wall.
I bartended out there for about 8-9 months total over about a two year span - probably sold some of you a few longnecks!
Some good times to be had out there for sure.
Make sure yall have plenty of plastic ice bags for the beers to go
Thank you for not carding!
If you don't want to do all that, couldn't you go some place that has on-site parking? Doesn't starkville have a buffalo wild wings and walk-ons now?
I completely get not wanting to go somewhere without easy, free parking. At this point in my life, I'm usually going somewhere with parking. But doesn't that basically describe everywhere in Starkville outside of the cotton district and downtown? What cool, walkable area can you think of that requires every restaurant or retail store to have its own parking lot?
I don’t ever remember a male tending bar there. Not that there’s anything wrong with that. 94-99’.
Hopefully no 25 year old Pikes and KA’s in their 6th year of undergrad.
Me and my crew of overweight bros are ready to don some slick PFGs and knock back your stash of crispy tall boys
I swear. The last thing the most lively area in town needs is a parking lot to make it ugly. Maybe one day they’ll build a large hidden parking garage, but I love a walkable city.
Bulldog Burger used to be a regular stop every time we were in town, pretty good beer selection , a great burger, and don’t get me started on the cheesesteak egg rolls but the parking situation has changed that. I probably haven’t been to Bulldog Burger the past dozen times I’ve been to Starkville. I might give BDB or Two Brothers a drive by around lunch but we don’t even consider it at night.
Of course it had NOTHING to do with the quantity consumed, just the quality right?**
No ice to go, that's for the troughs!
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Of course. I was a big believer in “all things in moderation” during my college years
Of course. I was a big believer in “all things in moderation” during my college years
Could have used yall Saturday. CD was slammed. Can’t wait and plan to spend plenty of money with yall. I do hope the menu is wide and diverse bc there is great pizza right across the street.
yes, we plan to have more than just pizza.
Making the drunks drive longer distances on dark 2 lane roads may not have been their goal, but that's what they did.
During my time there, we were still under the no cold beer in Starkville rule...talk about all the unintended consequences of that stupid law...
ETA: compound that with the drinking age law having only recently changed from 18 to 21
I actually should have graduated a little ahead of you but actually got out a little behind you because I "maximized" my college experience...and student loan debt...
The Landing Challenge. Could you finish the sixer by the time you got back to Starkville.
Just copy Flo's appetizer menu. You could be a $5 million revenue restaurant easy!
100%. Used to do that with John’s grocery down the highway.
Mayhew. Head east on 82, then turn north on 45 headed to West Point, it was on the right. The Pony wasn't there back then, but the site is basically a little south and across 45 from where The Pony is now (or was the last time I checked.)
Reminds me of my friends who would swear that it was the worm in the bottom of the tequila bottle that had so much alcohol in it they got sick after they ate it.
I took my son Saturday after the game and explained the birds and the bees (and the ponies).
There was a partial brick wall still standing way back off the road that was left when it burned. The old gravel parking lot was visible for years too but I haven't looked in quite awhile but its probably grown over by now
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