The stuff they had on Wash Ave - They had under 21 nights, where the gussied-up white kids from suburbia could go there and pretend they were Jersey Shore/clubbing it. Then match this up with every douchebag gangsta in 20 mile radius that is interested in partying it down with underage girls. (glad those days are over for my stepdaughter).
can't they get nailed on fire code violations? surely there is cause.
Re: Rave: St. Louis
Posted: January 27 12, 9:41 am
by Molly
lukethedrifter wrote:Actually, I was thinking of Lure but she/they owned Lucky's and had similar problems there before it became Lure. Same crap at Dolce in prior years.
How do you get so successful at luring [expletive] heads to your establishments?
I believe the answer is in the post directly above your's.
3am bar with prices for drinks at next to nothing = every douchebag in 20 mile radius going in his Tap-Out shirt drinking till he blacks out...
That was well done. The whiteys dancing to nelly was a hoot.
A few more "Sh*t St. Louisans Say" to add:
"the Nineteen Oh Farr World's Fair!"
"it's not the heeeeaat,... it's the humidity."
"Yeah I remember the Blues when they were at the Old Barn. Hull and Oates baby!"
"Stan the Man...fap fap fap..."
"Driving in snow is one thing, but BLACK IIICE!..."
"Whatever happened to Union Staaation?...but they do have that whispering wall"
" the indoor soccer Steamers would sell out the Checkerdome!"
" Didyouknow that Bob Costas/Joe Buck/Mike Matheny/etc lives in Frontenac/Town&Country/Wildwood etc?"
Guilty of at least 4 of those.
Re: Rave: St. Louis
Posted: January 28 12, 8:16 am
by Cronos
To this day I have still never heard anyone I know in STL say anything that sounds anywhere close to "Farty-Far", other than my 80+ year old grandmother.
I truly miss STL these days, though. I'd give a lot to be able to move back.
Re: Rave: St. Louis
Posted: January 28 12, 10:07 am
by jim
Cronos wrote:To this day I have still never heard anyone I know in STL say anything that sounds anywhere close to "Farty-Far", other than my 80+ year old grandmother.
I truly miss STL these days, though. I'd give a lot to be able to move back.
Maybe that's because you are from St. Louis and you don't hear it. I hear it in St. Louis. Maybe it is from older people - a guy I work with is from St. Louis and he clearly says it like that. But I've heard people tell me that people don't say "Farty" and then I ask them how they go to the stadium and they answer "Farty".
Re: Rave: St. Louis
Posted: January 28 12, 1:50 pm
by Freed Roger
Cronos wrote:To this day I have still never heard anyone I know in STL say anything that sounds anywhere close to "Farty-Far", other than my 80+ year old grandmother.
Not sure whre that originates either. but like you I recall hearing it from old-timers. The particular person I'm thinking of was a South STL product.