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Oldgringo wrote:

cbr600 wrote: I prefer the name of this place, reportedly in Schulenberg.

Check the fuel prices in the background. Is this deja vu all over again?

One mo' time, nobody see dis but me, ahm axin y'all?

seamusTX wrote:There are no real Mexican restaurants in Texas. Tex-Mex is our native cuisine (along with barbecue).

Probably there are no Chinese restaurants here that serve anything that would be recognizable in China. There was one in Houston for a while, but it went out of business.

- Jim

Mrs. Oldgringo accompanied me to a TDCJ construction pre-bid meeting in Edinburg several years back and we had lunch in a Mexican cafe. We didn't care for the cuisine.

I don't think that I'd care for kung pao dog either.

OTOH, who knows what Red Lobster, etc. really puts in front of you?

cbr600 wrote: I prefer the name of this place, reportedly in Schulenberg.

Check the fuel prices in the background. Is this deja vu all over again?

seamusTX wrote:
...Gringo simply means foreigner in Spanish, though it has picked up a negative connotation.

- Jim

If anyone thinks being a Gringo is negative, try being an old one.

If I ever have the money to open a honky-tonk, I think that I'll name it "Oldgringo's Ultimate Drinkatorium, Knife and Gun Club" unless, of course, Mrs. Oldgringo wants in on the action. In which case we may have to somehow add her identity to the marque. How does "Mrs. Oldgringo's Ultimate Drinkatorium, Knife and Gun Club" sound?

I think that has a nice ring to it.

"Ultra Violets Drinkatorium" Isn't that place on the National Register...or something?