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This one's a bit long, but I think they all will be. Keep an eye out for the little old lady, her advice was PERFECT.

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Posted May 30, 08 by Xanubi
What the hell is a chicken fried steak??

Posted May 30, 08 by Trinith
now I KNOW you're fucking lying...

Posted May 19, 08 by MKCmobile
Ya'll Come Back Now...very Jed Clampett

Posted May 19, 08 by Trinith
Isn't it though? That sign was hilarious

Posted May 1, 08 by HIGHONSTRESS
i dont know if ive ever had that kind of steak, but it sounds damn good! ill have to ask around the restuarants up here and see whos makin that.

i like the intro song.. i could imagine that in a porno or something though lol. anyway...

looked like more...

Posted May 3, 08 by Trinith
Yea man, the movie Cars comes to mind, with the small town thats totally bypassed by the freeway. Not entirely the case here though. That part of the state is all ranchland, so all the towns down there are tiny, even the big ones pale in comparison to more...

Posted May 1, 08 by britex3186
wth! you had me in mind when you decided on chicken fried steak, didn't you! damn that's cruel!
I haven't been to Goliad before. one more place to visit when I get back to Texas. Thanks, T!

Posted May 1, 08 by Trinith
Yeah man, I am definitely going to have to go back.

Posted May 1, 08 by Harryt42
Nice. Thanks for the tour.... Now, you gonna tell us how the chicken-fried steak was...was it white gravy?

Posted May 1, 08 by Trinith
That gravy was killer. The whole thing was killer. It was based on pepperjack cheese.

Posted May 1, 08 by rjr261
This is incredible. I spent my summers along with my cousins in this town with my grandparents who are buried behind the presidio. It was a sleepy town in the 60s and 70s but it was a great place to be a kid. I have'nt been there in decades. I am more...

Posted May 1, 08 by Trinith
Technically, Mexican is not a language, you're right. It is a dialect. Mexican's don't speak proper spanish, and as you know, almost no one in Texas speaks spanish anywhere near the proper way.

Posted May 1, 08 by kfallscody
damn.. I'm hungry now as well.. argh!

Posted May 1, 08 by Trinith
Hahha

Posted May 1, 08 by Fudmottin
Damn you made me hungry!

Personally, I'll take the liberty. To go.

Posted May 1, 08 by Trinith
Just thinking about a deep fried sirloin makes me hungry...

Posted Apr 30, 08 by murphgal
Old people FTW ! Just follow the old ppl and all is well. :)

Posted Apr 30, 08 by Trinith
they've lived long enough to have made the mistakes. That was also the only non-fast food (of which there are only two) restraunt open. There's another one, but like R.O.L. (Random Old Lady) said, they're closed.