New Year’s reminders

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12-30-2006, 09:08 AM
POS Racing

New Year’s reminders

For you lushes don't forget. :drunken:

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By Dale Rice | Wednesday, December 27, 2006, 02:59 PM

If you’re planning on celebrating the new year with spirits, don’t forget that liquor stores will be closed Sunday — New Year’s Eve. Wine and beer can be purchased at grocery stores that afternoon, but no gin, vodka, bourbon or other hard liquor will be available that day to spike your holiday beverages

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12-30-2006, 09:29 AM
channelmaniac

Dunno about the rest of you slackers... I planned ahead... 1 bottle of bubbly and a bottle of Texas vodka are awaiting the new year.
12-30-2006, 01:08 PM
MadMonkey

I don't drink, so I'm good ::Banana::
12-31-2006, 02:32 AM
icepenguin66

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Originally Posted by POS Racing

For you lushes don't forget. :drunken:
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Yep, damn Bible belt down here. You can't buy liqour on Sundays and take it home to drink safely but you can drive across town to the "wet" location where bars are allowed and drink and then have to drive home. :confused: :rolleyes:
12-31-2006, 04:54 AM
black roadster

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Originally Posted by MadMonkey

I don't drink, so I'm good ::Banana::

Same here. Not against it and will have a drink once in a while but certainly not on a regular basis. It's probably been 6 months since I've touched Alcohol and I might drink two times a year at best. In my younger days I drank more frequently.

Still, good reminder POS. I can bet there will be some disappointed folks on Sunday.

They might have to celebrate with this.

http://www.40oz-warriors.com/profile...t%20Liquor.jpg
12-31-2006, 09:41 AM
altiain

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Originally Posted by icepenguin66

Yep, damn Bible belt down here. You can't buy liqour on Sundays and take it home to drink safely but you can drive across town to the "wet" location where bars are allowed and drink and then have to drive home. :confused: :rolleyes:

Y'know it's funny... I was at a wedding in Natchitoches, Louisiana last month. After the reception, some of my wife's friends (my wife spent her early teen years growing up here) took me through the local "drive-thru Margarita barn", where you could get up to a 40 (:shock:) ounce margarita or hurricane to go... but by law they couldn't give you a straw to go with it. :scratch:

In Oklahoma you can buy beer 24/7, but it's watered down. Here you can buy the good stuff, but only during certain hours on certain days. In parts of Tennessee, you can buy beer 24/7, but only at room temperature. WTF?
12-31-2006, 10:07 AM
Titus

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Originally Posted by altiain

In Oklahoma you can buy beer 24/7, but it's watered down. Here you can buy the good stuff, but only during certain hours on certain days. In parts of Tennessee, you can buy beer 24/7, but only at room temperature. WTF?

In CA, all alcohol is treated equally, forsale everywhere, everyday, from 6am-2am.
12-31-2006, 11:05 AM
black roadster

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Originally Posted by Titus

In CA, all alcohol is treated equally, forsale everywhere, everyday, from 6am-2am.

As well as every where north of the Mason-Dixon line. :drink: <--- I love this smiley and it's so appropriate to this thread.
12-31-2006, 01:17 PM
Majik

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Originally Posted by altiain

Y'know it's funny... I was at a wedding in Natchitoches, Louisiana last month. After the reception, some of my wife's friends (my wife spent her early teen years growing up here) took me through the local "drive-thru Margarita barn", where you could get up to a 40 (:shock:) ounce margarita or hurricane to go... but by law they couldn't give you a straw to go with it. :scratch:

In Oklahoma you can buy beer 24/7, but it's watered down. Here you can buy the good stuff, but only during certain hours on certain days. In parts of Tennessee, you can buy beer 24/7, but only at room temperature. WTF?

We have a place like that in FT Worth. Called the Snowcone hut. or something like it. I have never been but friends have, and they give you a cup with a choice of 10 or so flavors of drink and they put it in a sealed container which meets TABC rules for selling beer and wine for off premise consumption. I finally figured out how they get around the law that doesnt allow you to sell liquor the same way. They are wine daiquiris or margaritas.
01-01-2007, 05:04 PM
onething

Not a problem for me. I did all my drinking Saturday ::Banana::
01-01-2007, 05:32 PM
icepenguin66

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Originally Posted by black roadster

As well as every where north of the Mason-Dixon line. :drink: <--- I love this smiley and it's so appropriate to this thread.

Yep, and they have bars on every corner yet less drunk driving than down South! At my friends in Michigan, we simply walked a block past the neighborhood to the bar! No need to drive there unless its snowing good and still its only a 1 min drive!::Banana::
01-01-2007, 06:06 PM
onething

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Originally Posted by icepenguin66

Yep, and they have bars on every corner yet less drunk driving than down South! At my friends in Michigan, we simply walked a block past the neighborhood to the bar! No need to drive there unless its snowing good and still its only a 1 min drive!::Banana::

Yeah - we have a lot of funny quirks in the south. Being gracious hosts is another one.
01-02-2007, 01:22 AM
icepenguin66

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Originally Posted by onething

Yeah - we have a lot of funny quirks in the south. Being gracious hosts is another one.

Except New Orleans, damned city got off lucky IMO.::Rant::
01-02-2007, 02:09 PM
onething

Thank you.
01-02-2007, 02:25 PM
sammm

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Originally Posted by icepenguin66

::Blah:: ::Blah:: ::Blah::

Don't let the door hit you in the ::Bum::

LINKIE
01-02-2007, 03:32 PM
johnwag

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Originally Posted by altiain

Y'know it's funny... I was at a wedding in Natchitoches, Louisiana last month. After the reception, some of my wife's friends (my wife spent her early teen years growing up here) took me through the local "drive-thru Margarita barn", where you could get up to a 40 (:shock:) ounce margarita or hurricane to go... but by law they couldn't give you a straw to go with it. :scratch:

Did you have any of Nachitoches' famous meat pies at this wedding?
01-02-2007, 05:19 PM
Magma

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Originally Posted by sammm

Don't let the door hit you in the ::Bum::

LINKIE

Now that's funny:clap:
01-02-2007, 09:12 PM
altiain

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Originally Posted by johnwag

Did you have any of Nachitoches' famous meat pies at this wedding?

Nope, but I've had 'em before. We try to get back for the Christmas festival every couple of years, since my wife still has a lot of friends that live there.

Funny meat pie story - we were back for the Christmas festival about six years ago, and we were with a bunch of other people, including a guy from Boston. We stopped to buy some meat pies from a vendor, and the Boston guy asked for some ketchup. All the locals turned around to stare angrily at him, and the vendor muttered, "You don't put ketchup on a meat pie, son." I thought he was gonna get lynched!

Louisianians take their food very seriously.
01-02-2007, 10:09 PM
Aku

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Originally Posted by channelmaniac

Dunno about the rest of you slackers... I planned ahead... 1 bottle of bubbly and a bottle of Texas vodka are awaiting the new year.

Channelmainiac's my HERO! Tito's on the rocks or mixed. AWESOME voddie. Will hold with ANYTHING on the vodka shelf and distilled six times right here in TX. Hell, Absolut is my backup now. LOL! The beyotch is that so few places carry it. Darn shame. ::Flame::

M
01-03-2007, 06:41 AM
sammm

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Originally Posted by altiain

Funny meat pie story -

hotttttttttt pocketsssssssssssss.............

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