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all i can say is wow. that is amazing, some real progress. and a windy day..........well, a "cool" wind blowing from the dear departed haunted house may blow there from time to time

been there. definitely worth the ride. great scenery, gotta love it.

no, cedar fair took over somewhere in the late 90's. i was there from 88-94, and it was hunt midwest, so, from the perspective of a 7 year ex employee, i still think of it as the new company. however, my point of reference was, from someone who worked there ( year round ) for 7 years, i can tell you...

great beans, but way too clean and organized for me. that is why i love bryants, you can look in and see the grit of bbq. and the cheap bread

this is so friecken sad, we have only been awaiting this arena for the better part of 20 years, and all these dumb setbacks. really sad. i know, lets have a monster truck and tractor pull there, that oughta level off the sight real good............

amen to that. all the crap cedar fair rips out ( zambezi, orient, cotton blossom, pandemonioum ) were all crap. i loved the zinger, rode it all through the 80's, but it was shot. and as far as everyone ripping that they dont do any good for the park, well, hunt midwest, according to their public fin...

back to the subject at hand, ARTHUR BRYANTS, hands down, is the best. and try it with the fries on the sandwich some time, yum.

yes, but it was not until after the use of steroids he hit 74. out all year with a bum knee, yeah right. my only point about guiell is that he wants to be in kc, more than we can say for long, who is similar in age, not talent

lets hope so. perhaps a better comedy club downtown versus stanfords. i think this may make downtown a bigger bar district, which is cool. but, as most of you know, downtown presently has more bars than westport!!

when i lived on quality hill, i used to walk down the 12th street bridge, and hang around the west bottoms, there are some that will argue it is unsafe, however, as someone who went down there all the time, i can assure you there really isnt even anyone down there, great little hole in the wall cafe...

no doubt, those are nice, we even have a block of homes like that near the midtown area, not that nice, but still, nice looking

once again, it will continue to ( the plaza ) however, if you look at this forum, you will see that we all agree the plaza is HOW to do parking garages ( valencia Place )

not sure how inteligent it would be to try and force a large condo project since downtown is already booming with that, and the p&l just may satturate whats left. but i am sure they are going to build 3 more ugly buildings there. yuk.

way cool!! cannot wait to see this come together. i shed all of one tear over the loss of the morgue, i had always envisioned that being remodeled into a great space, but, this is WAY better!!!!!!!

or maybe how it doesnt. great thing about westport, it is full of bars that are all about westport, you know?

when i lived downtown, i noticed once in a while, they would dump all the greasetraps on the sameday for the downtown (city center) type places, and for like an hour, it smelled like hell.

so a guy in spring training who hit better than pickering, nunez, harvey, graffanino, mcewing with ny, and he leads all of AAA in every category, yeah, clearly not hitting well. my only point is in 01, 02, and 03 this guy made a healthy contribution. see his numbers in 03? far better than long. he h...

me and mine still view westport as a great bar district. not as good as the inner harbour or the quarter, but a great one. could be done better. there is only one plaza, this is true. yes, bringing all the national chains to downtown will be great, i agree. at the expense of the national chains pres...

yeah, they voted for it about as much as i did from new york. dont kid yourself, look at the demographic of that vote, same as the power and light vote of the mid 90's, apathetic voter turnout, and the majority of it was kcmo residents. dont fool yourself. thank god they did turn out to vote though!!

as we move forward with our new downtown, let all these haunted houses go to the bottoms. good neighborhood for them too. if you go down there, the owners of the 3 down there have done semi decent job of taking buildings that are only open a few months out of the year, and made them somewhat decent ...