Coach Drink Staff Thread

[BeauFoster]

Anyone remember when the Taco Bell was torn down for like a year?! It was the summer of 2006 I believe and my girlfriend at the time went to go pick us up some food then called me and said, "Taco Bell is gone...like the building isn't even there" So we had to drive down to Wilkesboro whenever we had the hankering, probably made 10-12 Wilkesboro Taco Bell runs that summer

That’s some serious dedication to make a border run

Hey when you're craving a Crunchwrap Supreme no amount of Dos Amigos or Los Arcoiris will do...Black Cat's White Trash burrito will do in a pinch, but sometimes you just have to Live Más and head down the mountain!

Have you seen the Wilkesboro Taco Bell lately? It’s currently not in operation...

[Rekdiver]

Anyone remember when the Taco Bell was torn down for like a year?! It was the summer of 2006 I believe and my girlfriend at the time went to go pick us up some food then called me and said, "Taco Bell is gone...like the building isn't even there" So we had to drive down to Wilkesboro whenever we had the hankering, probably made 10-12 Wilkesboro Taco Bell runs that summer

That’s some serious dedication to make a border run

Hey when you're craving a Crunchwrap Supreme no amount of Dos Amigos or Los Arcoiris will do...Black Cat's White Trash burrito will do in a pinch, but sometimes you just have to Live Más and head down the mountain!

Have you seen the Wilkesboro Taco Bell lately? It’s currently not in operation...

Surprised it not in the sinkhole.

[StorminASU]

The magma coming out of their septic pipes continually caused a sinkhole that they can't find to fix evidently. That whole building is going to be one big burrito bowl.

[appstatealum]

Anyone remember when the Taco Bell was torn down for like a year?! It was the summer of 2006 I believe and my girlfriend at the time went to go pick us up some food then called me and said, "Taco Bell is gone...like the building isn't even there" So we had to drive down to Wilkesboro whenever we had the hankering, probably made 10-12 Wilkesboro Taco Bell runs that summer

You must have been partaking in one of the HIGH country’s herbal traditions to want to drive to Wilkesboro. I’m not sure I would drive 10 minutes out of my way for Taco Bell. I used to love the soft taco value meal when I was in high school though. Had one right around the corner from my school.

[NattyBumppo'sRevenge]

Ef the taco bell in Boone. I'd rather drink turpentine and piss on a brushfire.

[JGthatsme86]

Nothing beats the either 3 or 4 dogs for $1 at the shell station on 321 back in the 80’s. Mmmm good and cheap late at night.

A pick-up bed load of us stopped by there and got supplied with 3 dogs each. The funny part was on the ride back to the apt when dogs started flying and crashed back into the windshield. I will never forget the windshield wipers going with hot dog remnants and ketchup and mustard flying everywhere.

The same group was responsible for the "baked potato incident" at the Western Steer when we went in for Steer Burgers if I recall.

[appstate77]

How about Krispy Kreme with *bucks across the street:)

[t4pizza]

When I was at App, we had to drive to Hickory for a good Krispy Kreme. When you go that far, a dozen or two is the only way to go.

[MDaniels84]

When I was at App, we had to drive to Hickory for a good Krispy Kreme. When you go that far, a dozen or two is the only way to go.

I always liked Grannys Donuts better than KK anyway

[437justice73]

Hey you guys are way too young.? Back in the 60s there was Boone Drug, Tastey Freeze, Tony’s Pizza, Tony’s Burger House the Town House Rest. the Peddler and DBI. There was a lunch counter in the back of a general merchandise store that had a meat and 2 for a dollar. In BR was Antler’s and Duke’s plus Mom and Pops Ham House and of course Holly’s Tavern. Then Villa Maria and P.B. Scott’s. Early 70s there was a pizza place that would deliver to campus. And in 1967-68 if you could live with the $95 meal plan and not spend money you could have attended App (on the quarter system then) for $995 for the year. Loved it then love it more now the options now is 50 times what we had then. To me App State is the best place in NC to go to college. Proud grad, so proud I had to buy a place in the High Country.

[AppOrange]

The magma coming out of their septic pipes continually caused a sinkhole that they can't find to fix evidently. That whole building is going to be one big burrito bowl.

“Magma”, I just laughed out loud at the gym.

[Apple@chin1]

Hey you guys are way too young.? Back in the 60s there was Boone Drug, Tastey Freeze, Tony’s Pizza, Tony’s Burger House the Town House Rest. the Peddler and DBI. There was a lunch counter in the back of a general merchandise store that had a meat and 2 for a dollar. In BR was Antler’s and Duke’s plus Mom and Pops Ham House and of course Holly’s Tavern. Then Villa Maria and P.B. Scott’s. Early 70s there was a pizza place that would deliver to campus. And in 1967-68 if you could live with the $95 meal plan and not spend money you could have attended App (on the quarter system then) for $995 for the year. Loved it then love it more now the options now is 50 times what we had then. To me App State is the best place in NC to go to college. Proud grad, so proud I had to buy a place in the High Country.

Anyone remember The Alpine Restaurant that was in the old Makoto’s location? I remember that huge fire place in the dining room from when I was a kid.

[AppAlum1]

How about Krispy Kreme with *bucks across the street:)

If you refer to Bucks Biscuits, man that was the best biscuit ever in the history of yeast and flour.

[Stonewall]

Today you have quantity, yesteryear we had quality....

[GreatAppSt]

100 pages yet?

[1ASU78]

When I was at App, we had to drive to Hickory for a good Krispy Kreme. When you go that far, a dozen or two is the only way to go.

Never been in or eaten Taco Bell. We would sometimes stop in Winston for Krispy Kreme on the way back.

[Stonewall]

Best burger ,fries,drink combo I’ve ever had,Buzz City Subshop.Across the street from the old baseball field,very convenient.

[1ASU78]

Hey you guys are way too young.? Back in the 60s there was Boone Drug, Tastey Freeze, Tony’s Pizza, Tony’s Burger House the Town House Rest. the Peddler and DBI. There was a lunch counter in the back of a general merchandise store that had a meat and 2 for a dollar. In BR was Antler’s and Duke’s plus Mom and Pops Ham House and of course Holly’s Tavern. Then Villa Maria and P.B. Scott’s. Early 70s there was a pizza place that would deliver to campus. And in 1967-68 if you could live with the $95 meal plan and not spend money you could have attended App (on the quarter system then) for $995 for the year. Loved it then love it more now the options now is 50 times what we had then. To me App State is the best place in NC to go to college. Proud grad, so proud I had to buy a place in the High Country.

Don't forget Speedys and Yogi's.

[Apptrain]

Nothing beats the either 3 or 4 dogs for $1 at the shell station on 321 back in the 80’s. Mmmm good and cheap late at night.

The Scotchman

Oh, was it? Memory failing a bit, like I couldn’t remember if it was 3 or 4 dogs for a buck. Of course, when eating there things were a little fuzzy that late at night.

[The Rock]

Who would we choose as WR coach if we were choosing?