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2023 The 4-star Linebacking Duo in the Harris brothers talk UM and their recruiting process

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24/7canes said:
I worked there from 90-94 .
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I was going to Whispers from 91-93....I was the Executive Sous Chef at Lombardi's Italian Restaurant, which was on the Top Floor of the First Union Bank (now Wells Fargo) on N. Magnolia St. Downtown. Didn't get to go on as many weekends that I wanted, because of the Chef hours....but I still went plenty. Same goes for F.B.I.....
 
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SWFLHurricane said:
I was going to Whispers from 91-93....I was the Executive Sous Chef at Lombardi's Italian Restaurant, which was on the Top Floor of the First Union Bank (now Wells Fargo) on N. Magnolia St. Downtown. Didn't get to go on as many weekends that I wanted, because of the Chef hours....but I still went plenty. Same goes for F.B.I.....
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A lot of my shifts I worked the first bar when you entered the back dance room. I also worked the small bar by the bathrooms in that same room. Was a really fun place to work.
 
24/7canes said:
A lot of my shifts I worked the first bar when you entered the back dance room. I also worked the small bar by the bathrooms in that same room. Was a really fun place to work.
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I used to go to the club of Lee Rd in Eatonville. Simple name, but can't remember the dam name.
 
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SWFLHurricane said:
I was going to Whispers from 91-93....I was the Executive Sous Chef at Lombardi's Italian Restaurant, which was on the Top Floor of the First Union Bank (now Wells Fargo) on N. Magnolia St. Downtown. Didn't get to go on as many weekends that I wanted, because of the Chef hours....but I still went plenty. Same goes for F.B.I.....
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I liked the alternative places, like Firestone and that big club that got turned into that country place 8 seconds, and is now Ace Cafe. Oh, and Visage up on the Trail heading up towards Apopka.

I did pop into the Tanqueray's basement bar a couple of times to start off the evening.
 
TheOriginalCane said:
I liked the alternative places, like Firestone and that big club that got turned into that country place 8 seconds, and is now Ace Cafe. Oh, and Visage up on the Trail heading up towards Apopka.

I did pop into the Tanqueray's basement bar a couple of times to start off the evening.
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I always saw you as more of a Cowboys on OBT type.

Go Canes
 
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Billy D Williams said:
I used to go to the club of Lee Rd in Eatonville. Simple name, but can't remember the dam name.
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Heroes! Changed the name to Club Koha before it closed permanently. The first 21 and up club I set foot in when I got of age. Club 436 too… could get a fifth of Henn for $50 back in the day.
 
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COCane4Life said:
Stupid fast to be playing LB
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FuriousStyles said:
Heroes! Changed the name to Club Koha before it closed permanently. The first 21 and up club I set foot in when I got of age. Club 436 too… could get a fifth of Henn for $50 back in the day.
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I did all of those, but preferred 436. Got major phucked up there off of Henn. But the Club I'm talking about, you made a left off Lee Rd to get over to the rd where the club was. I remember The Rainbow, ghetto as ****, was on the opposite end of the same street.
 
Billy D Williams said:
I did all of those, but preferred 436. Got major phucked up there off of Henn. But the Club I'm talking about, you made a left off Lee Rd to get over to the rd where the club was. I remember The Rainbow, ghetto as ****, was on the opposite end of the same street.
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Embassy? 🤔
 
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