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  1. #951

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    Hey:........in 1957 I had a friend (actually did Prunepicker) who was two years older than me at the time....We traveled the southside of OKC on our bicycles and attempted to conquer the Dragons....Then one night he came to my house and told me they (his family) were moving to another part of town....That was it.....About two weeks ago I saw his name on another forum and I questioned if it was the same guy and lo and behold it was.....The only thing bad this whole thing is he ended up Graduating from "cough-cough" Capitol Hill...52 years ago was the last time I saw or heard of him........thanks Southsiders....We still have memories....

  2. #952

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    Quote Originally Posted by grantgeneral78 View Post
    omg thanks for putting across the street i worked there as a teen, nice to see the old sign again
    the attached signs were really cool...

  3. #953

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    Quote Originally Posted by grantgeneral78 View Post
    omg thanks for putting across the street i worked there as a teen, nice to see the old sign again
    bump

  4. #954
    Prunepicker Guest

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    Quote Originally Posted by FRISKY View Post
    You can't prove that...
    You're right. But he was passed out in the back of your car, and your car
    doesn't even have a backseat.

  5. #955

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lauri101 View Post
    Yep - that was me...I'll testify...
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    Hey Lauri101:..........this is a pretty rough crowd.....once they get their "Walkers" greased up......Prunepicker heard they were doing some dirt work on S. Walker and he panicked....He thought they were trying to work on his Walker....

  6. #956
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    Quote Originally Posted by Generals64 View Post
    Hey Lauri101... this is a pretty rough crowd... once they get their "Walkers"
    greased up... Prunepicker heard they were doing some dirt work on S. Walker
    and he panicked... He thought they were trying to work on his Walker...
    Wouldn't anybody? It came to quite a shock since mine had been tuned up a
    month ago.

  7. #957

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    Quote Originally Posted by Prunepicker View Post
    Wouldn't anybody? It came to quite a shock since mine had been tuned up a
    month ago.
    I just put a hemi on mine - you ought to see how fast it drags me down Robinson now!

  8. #958

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lauri101 View Post
    I just put a hemi on mine - you ought to see how fast it drags me down Robinson now!
    ^^^ That's style!

  9. #959

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    Quote Originally Posted by FRISKY View Post
    ^^^ That's style!
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    You guys (and gals) are sick:....Prunepicker is out right now have his painted Candy Apple Red.....Just so he can out do Frisky' s bright (victory) Yellow one....I don't know what color tennis balls he's attached but the Squeeze horn is hilarious.....It plays the OSU Fight Song Backwards.......Oh well....He'll enjoy it with the Bass strapped on the side.....

  10. #960

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    Hey:...Childhood memories....this has been mentioned before (long ago) but do you remember Kaiser's on 10th and Walker?.....That was some of the best Ice cream.....it's now called "The Grateful Bean"....and it's an ice cream parlor and sandwich shoppe......we ought to meet there some other Saturday for the Old Timers.........If you youngsters don't remember it was fun....
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    For the Guys do you remember going to Sam's Surplus on Agnew and buying the old (WWII) military goods?????Tell the newbies your stories if you do....

  11. #961

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    Quote Originally Posted by Generals64 View Post
    Hey:...Childhood memories....this has been mentioned before (long ago) but do you remember Kaiser's on 10th and Walker?.....That was some of the best Ice cream.....it's now called "The Grateful Bean"....and it's an ice cream parlor and sandwich shoppe......we ought to meet there some other Saturday for the Old Timers.........If you youngsters don't remember it was fun....
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    For the Guys do you remember going to Sam's Surplus on Agnew and buying the old (WWII) military goods?????Tell the newbies your stories if you do....
    You need to wear a dress and put some lip stick on if you go there!!

  12. #962
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    Quote Originally Posted by Generals64 View Post
    Hey... Childhood memories... this has been mentioned before (long ago) but
    do you remember Kaiser's on 10th and Walker?
    Mr. Kaiser was tighter than paint on a barn. My Dad had business dealings
    with him. He was a nice really, really, really, really old man.
    Quote Originally Posted by Generals64 View Post
    For the Guys do you remember going to Sam's Surplus on Agnew and buying
    the old (WWII) military goods?Tell the newbies your stories if you do...
    Hey! I remember buying a pilot's helmet that fit my head. It had speakers in
    it! I rewired it and used it for head phones. I'd go to bed with it on.

    Then there was the bazooka... it cost 15 to 20... probation...

  13. #963

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    We used to go to Sam's when I was older for clothing.

    I found all the good military surplus stores were downtown.

  14. #964

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    Remember Big Ed's? Now there is a place in L.A. touting their OMG Burger. (Saw it on way early national news) 4 pounds of meat, plus tomatoes, onions, cheese and other salad stuff. Their "executive chef" even adds 4 pounds of fries to complete it. Copy cats!!!!! Just like bacon cheese burgers, I don't remember one being on anyone's menu until Hollie's closed. Not to say there weren't some; I just don't remember any

  15. #965

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    Quote Originally Posted by corpsman View Post
    Remember Big Ed's? Now there is a place in L.A. touting their OMG Burger. (Saw it on way early national news) 4 pounds of meat, plus tomatoes, onions, cheese and other salad stuff. Their "executive chef" even adds 4 pounds of fries to complete it. Copy cats!!!!! Just like bacon cheese burgers, I don't remember one being on anyone's menu until Hollie's closed. Not to say there weren't some; I just don't remember any
    A&W had the teen burger which was a bacon cheese burger way back when.

  16. #966

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    Quote Originally Posted by gen70 View Post
    A&W had the teen burger which was a bacon cheese burger way back when.
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    Yeah, my mother had it back in the 50's. I was in Rhode Island one time and ordered a Bacon cheeseburger...Coke....French fries....The waitress looked at me like I was crazy....First of all the served Pepsi only....and what is a Bacon Cheeseburger?. I told her and the cook came from the back to make sure she had the order right....I agreed....they brought me the burger...had a guy with me...he ordered the same and then we both ordered a Banana Split......Great food.....then the bill came .....$64.44...I about passed out......Expensive bacon and Banana Split.....

  17. #967

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    Quote Originally Posted by corpsman View Post
    Remember Big Ed's? Now there is a place in L.A. touting their OMG Burger. (Saw it on way early national news) 4 pounds of meat, plus tomatoes, onions, cheese and other salad stuff. Their "executive chef" even adds 4 pounds of fries to complete it. Copy cats!!!!! Just like bacon cheese burgers, I don't remember one being on anyone's menu until Hollie's closed. Not to say there weren't some; I just don't remember any
    I don't know if there were any before, but Hollies had the best and none have even come close to coping it.

    Another was the triple decker with cheese at the Spot! Do not think anyone has tried to copy it before or since.

  18. #968

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    [QUOTE=papaOU;314884]I don't know if there were any before, but Hollies had the best and none have even come close to coping it.



    Amen to that! My brother and I and our at that time wives were at Hollie's one night after a concert, might have been Neil Young's After The Goldrush appearance at the Myriad, we'd placed our order and were conversing about the concert in our blown to hell state of mind when all of a sudden, whoever had the order taking duty came back on and joined right in the conversation like she'd been part of it all along. Like to have freaked us out

  19. #969
    Prunepicker Guest

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    Quote Originally Posted by gen70 View Post
    A&W had the teen burger which was a bacon cheese burger way back
    when.
    They had the Papa, Mama, Teen and Baby burgers. I don't remember the
    difference between the Papa and Mama. I think the Mama had mayo and the
    Papa had mustard.

    How many mugs do you have in your collection? I've got 2 or 3. One is a
    baby mug.

  20. #970

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    Quote Originally Posted by Prunepicker View Post
    They had the Papa, Mama, Teen and Baby burgers. I don't remember the
    difference between the Papa and Mama. I think the Mama had mayo and the
    Papa had mustard.

    How many mugs do you have in your collection? I've got 2 or 3. One is a
    baby mug.
    Sadly I don't have any and I would like to have at least 1 so I could make root-beer floats in it.

  21. #971

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    If you start coming back to the meetings, I'm sure Coit's would sell you one.....Hint-hint.....

  22. #972
    Prunepicker Guest

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    Quote Originally Posted by gen70 View Post
    Sadly I don't have any and I would like to have at least 1 so I could make
    root-beer floats in it.
    I'd give you one but you'd be receiving stolen property and could go to jail.
    Other than that, I wouldn't give you one, anyway, because their mine.

    Gosh! I was almost benevolent! It felt weird. I might not do that again.

  23. #973
    Prunepicker Guest

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    Quote Originally Posted by Generals64 View Post
    If you start coming back to the meetings, I'm sure Coit's would sell you one...
    Hint-hint...
    Coit's sells AW mugs?

  24. #974

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    I always liked the Trigger Burger....I mean Double-R Bar burger at Roy Roger's. I don't think I ever ate at Hollie's, we had the A&W at 23rd & Meridian and Bonaparte's on NW 39th. There was also a place called the Jolly Roger at NW 23rd by Ann Arbor, it was a the last thing that I can remember in there was a Monterey Jack's.

  25. #975

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    Quote Originally Posted by bluedogok View Post
    I always liked the Trigger Burger....I mean Double-R Bar burger at Roy Roger's. I don't think I ever ate at Hollie's, we had the A&W at 23rd & Meridian and Bonaparte's on NW 39th. There was also a place called the Jolly Roger at NW 23rd by Ann Arbor, it was a the last thing that I can remember in there was a Monterey Jack's.
    I agree with the Double-R-Bar at Roy Rogers.

    I also miss the seasoning salt that Arby's had for their roast beef sandwich.

    The green sauce at Taco Bell. Don't use the individual packaged they now have.

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