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  1. 12-20-2016, 01:23 AM #31
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    Stayed in Addison, really enjoyed Pete's Dueling Pianos and The Mucky Duck Bar
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    If you are taking the wife downtown McKinney has lots of little shops with unique stuff. But what I enjoyed was having lunch at a place called SugarBacon. Had a classmate who lives there take us around. We stayed in Addison right by the Fogo De Chao Brazilian steakhouse go for lunch if you want to save a little on the cost.
    Across from Fogo is Nates Seafood and Steak House. Great cajun and seafood, Funky atmosphere with stuff hanging from the ceiling and walls. Back ground music is delta blues and jazz.
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    Two words. Three Stacks Burntends.
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    Two words. Three Stacks Burntends.
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    Are you kidding me? You must have had your beer goggles on because the Locals are everywhere. The last couple years I got lots of comments from locals that witnessed the migration in person and they had nothing but good things to say. They were used to the green and gold. It'll be new to them this year.
    No. Felt like downtown Fargo on a Friday night - every time. I'm sure the locals might trickle in if it isn't already packed with visiting fans, though.
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    I viewed it as a college reunion 1,000 miles from Fargo. It is what you make it and we had the opportunity to really turn it into something special having gone so many years in a row.
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    Default Re: Question from JMU alum regarding Frisco

    It is in downtown Dallas, but if you take the trip in to see the sites, eat at the Pecan Lodge. Probably the best BBQ I've ever had.

    I also recommend taking in the George W Bush library on the SMU campus. No matter your views of President Bush, it is a fantastic museum with a lot of thought provoking displays.
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    Default Re: Question from JMU alum regarding Frisco

    Sugar Bacon Proper Kitchen in McKinney is an absolutely fantastic restaurant. We ate there last year for lunch based on a recommendation seen here on Bisonville.

    Also, I would second a visit to any presidential library. I have not been to GW's library but all others have provided a lot of historical insight relative to the respective presidency.
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    C'mon, where's the real advice for these guys? Where are the strip club recommendations?
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