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^^^i dont know that he would have answered the question, but he did respond. i just didnt catch what he said
should we find a hypnotist - maybe you really did catch it but just can't remember?? LMAO
It is cool that you got to meet him tho - and get a bottle of his wine. Mississippi sucks - I cannot order his wine to be shipped here because it's illegal and - of course - they don't sell it here - sucks
Yeah...I have a friend that grew up in MO and lives in Springfield now...she lived here for about 10 years and couldn't believe the crap we had to deal with! LOL! I always stock up when I go visit her
Missouri is the most liberal no open container law for passengers or drivers, and booze, and wine in the Gas stations 24/7.
Wow I can't believe that. I'm from Cape Girardeau, MO(the opposite side of Springfield), and I have heard stories where if a drop fell out of a beer can then whomever would get in trouble. Plus I've noticed in general cops in MO are a little less nice than in MS, IL, or A, but that's just in my experience but I'm not that experienced so take that for what it is.
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^^Some of the lower southern states have alcohol content laws on the books. Alabama comes to mind as does Mississippi,but the rest I can't say for sure. Some states you still can't buy beer on Sunday.
Post by cheeky resurrection on Mar 30, 2009 5:53:13 GMT -5
^Damn you, Alabama!!! ::shakes fist:: Damn you, blue laws!!! ::shakes fist:: (although the entire state doesn't enforce blue laws anymore, most individual counties do)
^^Some of the lower southern states have alcohol content laws on the books. Alabama comes to mind as does Mississippi,but the rest I can't say for sure. Some states you still can't buy beer on Sunday.
We have blue laws in our county - no beer, wine or liquor on Sunday - but I can drive 3 additional blocks and I am in another county and can buy beer anytime
Post by Fishing Maniac on Mar 30, 2009 7:51:47 GMT -5
There are some blue laws in NY. You cannot purchase alcohol until after 12 noon on Sunday. Liquor stores are open on Sunday now. This is all where I live on LI. Same laws in NYC. I remember when my old band used to play upstate and we would have to drive all over looking for a place that sold beer after 10 pm. I remember one time we gave up and just stole it. ;D
^^Some of the lower southern states have alcohol content laws on the books. Alabama comes to mind as does Mississippi,but the rest I can't say for sure. Some states you still can't buy beer on Sunday.
In GA, we can buy beer and wine in the grocery stores, but we can't buy any beer, wine, or liquor in stores on Sundays. We can buy alcohol in restaurants on Sundays, but not until after noon.
^^Some of the lower southern states have alcohol content laws on the books. Alabama comes to mind as does Mississippi,but the rest I can't say for sure. Some states you still can't buy beer on Sunday.
We have blue laws in our county - no beer, wine or liquor on Sunday - but I can drive 3 additional blocks and I am in another county and can buy beer anytime
Well county where Mississippi State is supposedly a dry county which means no grocery stores I think.
Well at least it's just dry counties. PA is a dry state. Nothing in any grocery stores. Liquor in state run stores that close really early. Good luck finding one that's open for the 4 hours they're open on Sunday. You'll prob have to drive 20 miles. I HATE the liquor laws here.
We have blue laws in our county - no beer, wine or liquor on Sunday - but I can drive 3 additional blocks and I am in another county and can buy beer anytime
Well county where Mississippi State is supposedly a dry county which means no grocery stores I think.
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Wet city, dry county I lived there for two years. The weird thing is that selling cold beer is illegal.
As to MO, certain counties do have open container laws it is just the state that does not. However being able to buy Jack Daniels at the Tiger Mart is something pretty unique.
How funny... I was in Georgia this weekend and stocked up on Two Buck Chuck at Trader Joe's. It was difficult to explain to people that while we have a Trader Joe's, there's no wine at our store because of TN's no-wine-in-grocery-stores law. You can't beat a bottle of wine for $2.79!!!
How funny... I was in Georgia this weekend and stocked up on Two Buck Chuck at Trader Joe's. It was difficult to explain to people that while we have a Trader Joe's, there's no wine at our store because of TN's no-wine-in-grocery-stores law. You can't beat a bottle of wine for $2.79!!!
Post by rooconteur on Mar 30, 2009 15:12:32 GMT -5
if you work in an office, please use the vibration function on your phone. i can see forgetting to switch it once in a while, but hearing "when the saints come marching in" everyday for over a year is enough to drive somebody insane.