(01-14-2014 07:17 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  http://www.roundrockdonuts.com/

106 W. Liberty
Round Rock, TX

On the way home from the TXST game about 7am on a Sunday morning the drive through line was wrapped around the block and about 10 cars parked and while waiting for my son to come out with our donuts everyone coming out had 2, to 4, and more large boxes of donuts.



I love Shipley's but Round Rock has a different taste and probably 25% larger...they have a orange look to them. We don't have a Shipley's at home but most SBC cities do (don't know about the new additions) and while I would take them over most donuts...the last time we tried them (Monroe La) they were too greasy. I love glaze and about all I will buy.


I will try out Meche's later this month when we head down for the game with the Cajun's

Meche's donuts are awesome. If you ever find yourself in Crowley, Louisiana, try Ruddock's donuts on the Court Circle. Different favor than Meche's but equally as awesome.

(01-14-2014 01:51 PM)chiefsfan Wrote:  

(01-14-2014 01:46 PM)Usajags Wrote:  I'm gonna buy one of those bankrupt towns out in Wyoming, change the name of the town to "Louisiana", then I'm going to start a university and name it, yup, you guessed it, "University of Louisiana", then I'm going to sue the lights out of "University of Louisiana at Lafayette".

Then this ridiculous argument will be over.

You know, stAte has never told me how they wanted to be called, I have always called them stAte. Maybe if you guys would stop crying about it we would stop doing it. If you haven't figured it out the more you whine the more you get it. We're like a bunch of kids in here, once we find something that gets another's skin, we are going to pick at it.

We prefer the term "USA's daddy"

LOL Two games.
One: An onside-kick victory over an unclassified USA team
Two: A 1 point win over a first year FBS team
Both wins in championship years for ASU

You have every right to be proud for beating us, even if we were the newbie. But USA will be just fine going forward.

I'm glad these UL......L fans gripe and moan about their name.Takes some heat off of the absurd GSU argument.

(01-14-2014 07:17 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  On the way home from the TXST game about 7am on a Sunday morning the drive through line was wrapped around the block and about 10 cars parked and while waiting for my son to come out with our donuts everyone coming out had 2, to 4, and more large boxes of donuts.

Yeah, it's weird... Around here, folks are STUPID over the RR donuts (I live a little south of Round Rock). In the town I live, folks got so upset that they opened a Dunkin donuts (not a fan, myself), they FREAKING PICKETED!

(01-14-2014 04:03 PM)TStatebobcat Wrote:  

(01-14-2014 01:08 PM)CAJUNNATION Wrote:  1984

We changed our name to The University of Louisiana.

We did it legally and in the same manner every other school name change went down in the state prior to our name change.

Months later, the state legislature changes state law RETROACTIVELY to strip us of our legally acquired name.

The name is OURS and always will be ours.

So, Cajun fans will never surrender to any edict from on high. To us, they are worthless pieces of paper.


We are LOUISIANA.

I've often though that you guys should've changed the name to Louisiana-Lafayette back in the eighties. I mean there wasn't any other school name Louisiana back then, you guys would've owned the name Louisiana by default. Also I doubt either LSU or other Louisiana System school members would've thrown a hissy fit over the name change because of the Lafayette there.
This is exactly what Texas State did, other Texas State System schools did indeed throw a hissy fit over our name change, but did so because of fear to having their university names changed to Texas State-whatever. Then we opened up a satellite Campus in Round Rock, Texas (about 40-50 miles from San Marcos) then had the "San Marcos" removed because of how ridiculous it is to be forced to used "San Marcos" at a satellite campus in Round Rock. Or maybe we just learned from your mistakes, I don't know.

I thought you guys had to do Texas State-San Marcos because of pressure from the system and the compromise was you guys would do SM and say ... Sam Houston would do Texas State-Huntsville. When it became apparent no one in the system wanted to change their name, they were allowed to drop SM. Is that off?

(01-14-2014 08:51 PM)FoUTASportscaster Wrote:  I thought you guys had to do Texas State-San Marcos because of pressure from the system and the compromise was you guys would do SM and say ... Sam Houston would do Texas State-Huntsville. When it became apparent no one in the system wanted to change their name, they were allowed to drop SM. Is that off?

KINDA off.

Sam Houston, Lamar, Sul Ross, etc... If they so desired could have taken the name of "Texas State University-Sam Houston". They wanted to be able to keep the "Texas Legends" names.

I think UL-L should just go with Lafayette kinds like Charlotte did.

I noticed our athletic web site articles call you guys what you want to be called. Professional courtesy.

UL = The University of Liberty

Bazinga! Oops I used the "L" word.

It's funny that there's now two ASU's and yet both schools don't claim the initials.

(01-14-2014 01:35 PM)JDTulane Wrote:  If having the name ever is the only requirement than Tulane is the true UL. Move on and stop caring.

If you want to go back to the 19th century.
http://tulane.edu/about/history.cfm

30 years, 180 years, either way time to move on. We're Tulane, you're ULL. Either embrace it or change the legislation. I like to jibe yall because you make it so easy but really the only other dig in the fight is ULM.

(01-15-2014 09:53 PM)T-Dog Wrote:  It's funny that there's now two ASU's and yet both schools don't claim the initials.

From what I understand, ours has more to do with the fact that googling ASU gets you Arizona State, so we felt we needed a new brand.

That being said, both sides agree that it makes no sense to fight over a stupid moniker, when both of us get more hits going by another moniker.

(01-14-2014 01:35 PM)JDTulane Wrote:  If having the name ever is the only requirement than Tulane is the true UL. Move on and stop caring.

Did you mean to say crying?

(01-14-2014 08:29 PM)TheRevSWT Wrote:  

(01-14-2014 07:17 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  On the way home from the TXST game about 7am on a Sunday morning the drive through line was wrapped around the block and about 10 cars parked and while waiting for my son to come out with our donuts everyone coming out had 2, to 4, and more large boxes of donuts.

Yeah, it's weird... Around here, folks are STUPID over the RR donuts (I live a little south of Round Rock). In the town I live, folks got so upset that they opened a Dunkin donuts (not a fan, myself), they FREAKING PICKETED!

They must have nothing to do in that town.

Why we will NEVER stop fighting...

...for donuts.

(01-17-2014 02:49 PM)JoeJag Wrote:  

(01-14-2014 08:29 PM)TheRevSWT Wrote:  

(01-14-2014 07:17 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  On the way home from the TXST game about 7am on a Sunday morning the drive through line was wrapped around the block and about 10 cars parked and while waiting for my son to come out with our donuts everyone coming out had 2, to 4, and more large boxes of donuts.

Yeah, it's weird... Around here, folks are STUPID over the RR donuts (I live a little south of Round Rock). In the town I live, folks got so upset that they opened a Dunkin donuts (not a fan, myself), they FREAKING PICKETED!

They must have nothing to do in that town.

It's mainly a retirement town, which makes little sense as it's RIGHT ON THE LAKE.

Looks like these Cajuns...


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(01-17-2014 06:17 PM)Cougar King Wrote:  Looks like these Cajuns...


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Don't you have something better to do?

(01-17-2014 06:21 PM)chiefsfan Wrote:  Don't you have something better to do?

If any of us had lives of our own, we wouldn't be spending hours on here almost every day.