▲ 16 r/HoustonCougars
Kelvin Sampson and Willie Fritz joint interview with GoCoogs
youtube.comu/RootHouston — 3 days ago
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Found in my Resident Evil manual
Found this original receipt from 1997 while digitally archiving some games today. I opened the instruction manual, and this was there. Just thought I'd share with folks who might find it interesting.
To do the math for you, $59.99 in 1997 would be the equivalent of about $125 today.
u/RootHouston — 23 days ago
Found this in some family sports memorabilia.
u/A_Texas_Hobo — 1 month ago
PC gamer turns Steam games into cartridges with ingenious 2.5-inch SSD system — games are stored on 128GB drives alongside a script to auto-start the title once plugged in
tomshardware.comu/RootHouston — 1 month ago
The carhops of Sivil's Drive-In, in 1940. Sivil's Drive-In was located at 8001 South Main, Houston, but closed in the early 1970's.
u/DarthVader1701A — 1 month ago
Banana Wagon. Fruit vendor on Franklin Street, Houston, Texas, 1943.
u/MIKEPR1333 — 2 months ago
The north side of Houston's Fifth Ward in the aftermath of a devastating fire. The fire started in a vacant 2-story wood building near the corner of Hardy and Opelousas on February 21, 1912.
u/DarthVader1701A — 2 months ago
▲ 7 r/askaustin
I know this sounds like a weird request, but I'm asking for a friend in the Austin area. Do any of y'all know where you can buy fresh baked Otis Spunkmeyer cookies around there?
I heard that some convenience stores bake them.
u/RootHouston — 4 months ago