Oh I’m pretty sure I ran you off that board at some point.
I knew Eric (Hans) when he was at the Black Labrador Pub. When he first opened Hans’, there were many nights I was the only guy in the bar. I miss those days. And that place.
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The Black Lab was also awesome. Loved the library and Cezanne upstairs.
I’d meet my dad there for lunch from time to time, he was a big fan of the french dip.
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Is the Volcano still around?
Kay’s, Under the Volcano, TK Bittermans, Bama Icehouse, Ernie’s on Banks, G-man…those were the places we frequented when I lived in that area.
When waa this? I frequented almost all of those places from 91 - 96.
94-200?
Huh. We probably ran across each other a few times.
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Cancer: “I didn’t do it.”
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Jeff the bartender at Kay’s was and is my Astros Buddy. We have stories.
My friends and I spent many evenings at Kay’s in the 70s. I think it may have been the first actual bar I went to.
We had lecture in our crystal chemistry class at the G-man on occasion. Nothing like learning about refractive index over a couple of pints of Young’s Bitter (Dr. Reid’s favourite).
Robin MacNeil, giant of journalism, aged 93.
I like this one better. It’s as if he’s reading the chyron and is sad about it.
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Yankee pitcher and wife swapper, Fritz Peterson.
I didn’t realize he was still with us.
Ken Holtzman
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Last no hitter without a strike out. Impressive
That had to be one of the most fun games to watch ever.
Strikeouts are fascist.
Whitey Herzog. 92.
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