Wichita Phenomena

[MoValley John]

But is it on the east side of 108th or west side?

East. Just south of the Casey's, which is on an intersection.

[MoValley John]

QT coffee > Casey's coffee

[Kung Wu]

QT coffee > Casey's coffee

True.

Casey's pizza > QT's pizza.

[shoxlax]

Here’s another Wichita phenomenon: only here can you see on a street corner, a Parade of Homes sign right next to one that says Bed Bugs: 3 Rooms for $100.00.

[Kung Wu]

Here’s another Wichita phenomenon: only here can you see on a street corner, a Parade of Homes sign right next to one that says Bed Bugs: 3 Rooms for $100.00.

Whaaat? That's real?

[SubGod22]

Maybe if we plot the QTs on the west side of the intersection on a map, it will make an illuminati symbol that points us to treasure, or sumptin?

This could be fun

[SubGod22]

There are people in Wichita who dont know of Taco Rio?

I've heard of it. Pretty sure I've seen one. I've never been to one though. Don't recall seeing any on the NE side of town where I spend the bulk of my ICT time.

[shoxlax]

Whaaat? That's real?

Yes. 135th and Maple last spring. Me no joke.

[Kung Wu]

Yes. 135th and Maple last spring. Me no joke.

I used to ... live ... at that ... intersection.

[SHOXAAC]

Maybe if we plot the QTs on the west side of the intersection on a map, it will make an illuminati symbol that points us to treasure, or sumptin?

I will get Rick and Marty Lagina right on that.

[Shockm]

Oh yeah! That's definitely downtown -- not the west side in my head. But still -- it's one of the few west corner QTs in town.

I totally forgot about that Taco Rio.

You obviously don't know the Entire history of the Delano area (just west of the river). :)
Civilized people didn't go there. It was definitely west of Wichita

Historic Delano District
Strolling the streets of the Historic Delano District as it is today, with its thriving shops, eateries, businesses, bakeries and more, it’s clear that the area has evolved since its roots in the old days, when saddle-worn cowboys and tired horses and cows made their way to the very same streets. But you can still find plenty of nods to the area’s colorful past.

Located along Douglas Avenue on the west bank of the Arkansas River at the end of the Chisholm Trail, the Historic Delano District was established during the days of the Chisholm Trail cattle drives as a place for the cowboys to blow off steam after months on the trail from Texas.

During the 1870s through 1880s, the cowboys that drove cattle from Texas to railheads in Kansas on the Chisholm Trail often would find their so-called rest and recreation in Delano. It was a time of saloons, brothels, gambling houses, gunfights and cattle rustling, with the fines levied in Delano bringing in revenue to build Wichita.

Eventually incorporated into Wichita, Delano is now a thriving shopping district with more than 250 businesses, including dining and shopping.

[SHOXAAC]

There are people in Wichita who dont know of Taco Rio?

Off with their heads!

[SHOXAAC]

I've heard of it. Pretty sure I've seen one. I've never been to one though. Don't recall seeing any on the NE side of town where I spend the bulk of my ICT time.

Only one in Wichita at Douglas & Seneca.

[shock]

Heh. All you squinty eyed westsiders… can’t trust none of them.

[shock]

There are people in Wichita who dont know of Taco Rio?

Why eat at Taco Rio when Taco Shop is available?? I miss me some 12 soft tacos and coors.