Stuckey's much?

[swag]

[In_The_Wind]

1. Pecan Divinity is divine.

[amitten]

2. I always hated Stuckey's like no other.

Bane of my existence during road trips as a child.

[EstimatedProphet]

3. Are they still in business?

[HarukaTheTrophyWife]

4. No option for...

Scary because I am a liberal, veggie, northerner, who thought grass="the country" for the 1st ten years of my life. I thought Ft. Lee, NJ was the "country" because my uncle there had a 10'x10' grass lawn. It's urban/suburban!

[Heidi]

5. My Stuckey's experience is confined to

having once parked my car in a Stuckey's parking lot near an airport. :shrug:

[Mutley]

6. I've only been at Stuckey's one ti me.

It wasn't too bad.

[scarlet_owl]

7. I have fond childhood memories of Stuckey's.

We would stop there on the way to St. Louis. My aunt and I would make fun of the Jesus on wood clocks.

[NewWaveChick1981]

11. OMG, we'd do that too!

We also made fun of the coconut monkeys and shell lamps, lol! :rofl:

[Fenris]

8. There's a Stuckey's between Houston and Beaumont on I-10

It's kept up really well. One of the few functioning locations left. Probably because there's really nothing else around it but grass.

[NewWaveChick1981]

9. Stuckey's used to be a staple for me and my family

on vacation trips, etc. However, the area where I live now lost all of the Stuckey's stores about ten years ago. I don't know of any within a two-state radius. However, I do know that all of the ones my family frequented are now other things---most notably porn shops and motorcycle dealerships. :)

[swimboy]

10. Bought some lottery tickets there years ago.

It's gone now, but the pecan log roll hasn't changed. Not. One. Bit.

[ScreamingMeemie]

12. I miss Stuckeys being Nationwide. Now, the old Stuckeys here are

St. Julian's Winerys...and they suck. :(

[trof]

13. I always wanted the rubber tom-tom and tomahawk.

And my mom would never get them for me.
:-(