The Last FRONTIER????

SERIOUSLY?? Anchorage, Alaska and a Hard Rock Cafe?! http://www.businessweek.com/ap/2013-11- ... -in-alaska

homeagain wrote: SERIOUSLY?? Anchorage, Alaska and a Hard Rock Cafe?! http://www.businessweek.com/ap/2013-11- ... -in-alaska

If you've been to Anchorage, it's not really fontier-like, it reminds me of a city like Albuquerque... a little drab and dirty. But they've always had one of the best places for a young man to hang out with a pocket full of cash. The Great Alaskan Bush Company

Rick wrote:

homeagain wrote: SERIOUSLY?? Anchorage, Alaska and a Hard Rock Cafe?! http://www.businessweek.com/ap/2013-11- ... -in-alaska

If you've been to Anchorage, it's not really fontier-like, it reminds me of a city like Albuquerque... a little drab and dirty. But they've always had one of the best places for a young man to hang out with a pocket full of cash. The Great Alaskan Bush Company

Homie, Anchorage is a bad example of the "last frontier." The fact that they have McD's and all sorts of other chains makes it viable for yet another one, the Hard Rock. Now, if they wanted to put a Hard Rock cafe in Bethel, now yer talkin, hahahahaha.

@ Fred: Yer just gross man, get ahold of yerself! :rofllol

Rick wrote:

homeagain wrote: SERIOUSLY?? Anchorage, Alaska and a Hard Rock Cafe?! http://www.businessweek.com/ap/2013-11- ... -in-alaska

If you've been to Anchorage, it's not really fontier-like, it reminds me of a city like Albuquerque... a little drab and dirty. But they've always had one of the best places for a young man to hang out with a pocket full of cash. The Great Alaskan Bush Company

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See, I lived in Anchorage BEFORE it was even a state...1955-1963, attended WEST Anchorage
H.S. till I was a sophomore....we moved to Fairbanks just before the GREAT earthquake and
I graduated Lathrop E. H.S. in Fairbanks in 1965......MANNO, Alaska (Fairbanks,Anchorage has
just MORPHED into every other city in the lower 48....big box stores, and NOW....wait for it.....
HARD ROCK CAFE.......just slices my wrists and put me out of my misery........WTF!

Jekyll wrote:

Rick wrote:

homeagain wrote: SERIOUSLY?? Anchorage, Alaska and a Hard Rock Cafe?! http://www.businessweek.com/ap/2013-11- ... -in-alaska

If you've been to Anchorage, it's not really fontier-like, it reminds me of a city like Albuquerque... a little drab and dirty. But they've always had one of the best places for a young man to hang out with a pocket full of cash. The Great Alaskan Bush Company

Homie, Anchorage is a bad example of the "last frontier." The fact that they have McD's and all sorts of other chains makes it viable for yet another one, the Hard Rock. Now, if they wanted to put a Hard Rock cafe in Bethel, now yer talkin, hahahahaha.

@ Fred: Yer just gross man, get ahold of yerself! :rofllol

Jekyll.......Anchorage has always been the MAIN city in Alaska....even the CAPITOL of Juneau
is NOT as progressive as Anchorage.....(just a fact.....BUT man, I can NOT wrap my mind
around HARD ROCK CAFE........it's all those ALASKA program series on A&E, or TLC or whatever
channel is running ALASKA......come one UP!.....I just want to regurgitate my guts up.....WTF!

Wrap your head around this...

I was just in Prague for the last two weeks. There are countless worldwide businesses setting up shop in 200 year old buildings where they maintain the facade and inside you can't tell if you're in Prague or Vegas.

Hard Rock Cafe Prague



The cafe is located in the heart of old Prague less than 50 meters from the famous Old Town Square.

http://www.hardrock.com/locations/cafes ... IBEnumID=3

Walter L Newton wrote: Wrap your head around this...

I was just in Prague for the last two weeks. There are countless worldwide businesses setting up shop in 200 year old buildings where they maintain the facade and inside you can't tell if you're in Prague or Vegas.

Hard Rock Cafe Prague

The cafe is located in the heart of old Prague less than 50 meters from the famous Old Town Square.

http://www.hardrock.com/locations/cafes ... IBEnumID=3

That is sooo fu**** up.

@ Homie: Drink a glass or two of some 18 year scotch. It'll pass buddy, it'll pass. lol