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Posted on 8/31/16 at 2:58 am to CtotheVrzrbck
Posted on 8/31/16 at 2:58 am to CtotheVrzrbck
I assume you're talking about Fort Smith and not Stillwell when you say the town has become sad. I moved from Fayetteville, to Fort Smith, and back to Fayetteville. The difference in the two towns is pretty staggering for 45 miles apart and the size similarity. Once you've lived in a nice place like Fayetteville where everything is new, well-kept, and everyone takes pride in where they live, it's hard to enjoy a run-down factory town in destitution like Fort Smith. Everything about the place is depressing to me, and I used to love the place as a kid when I lived in Alma and it was "the big city" to me. Almost the entire city looks like Fayetteville's School Ave.
I had Cavanaugh's (no 's, just Cavanaugh?) in 2010 and I forgot that it was also a BOGO place. It must be how Pizza Parlour came to use that schtick.
I had Cavanaugh's (no 's, just Cavanaugh?) in 2010 and I forgot that it was also a BOGO place. It must be how Pizza Parlour came to use that schtick.
Posted on 8/31/16 at 7:25 am to VagueMessage
yea the Fort. Adair County has always sucked.
I used to have so much fun in Ft. Smith, being a more blue collar place people were less pretentious but more ready to fight and the different races there were all cliqued up so you got to experience different things depending on where you ended up.
I used to have so much fun in Ft. Smith, being a more blue collar place people were less pretentious but more ready to fight and the different races there were all cliqued up so you got to experience different things depending on where you ended up.
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