SoCalTrjn wrote:Id invite any of you to come out to our practices or games before passing judgement
post the address
do it
SoCalTrjn wrote:Del Obispo Park tomorrow night
no fukkin' way g'hound is getting you there that quick, but, I'll put 20 bucks toward a plane ticket, just so db can get his ass whupped during the seventh inning stretch.
mvscal wrote:The only precious metals in a SHTF scenario are lead and brass.
SoCalTrjn wrote:they can pile on all they want, the opinions that matter to me are the ones that belong to the parents of the kids on the team I coach. Just as if I was just a parent and not a coach, the coach of my kids team did what me and the other parents wished.
So now the coach is taking suggestions from the parents on who to play and where, etc.?
Do you even believe what you're posting at this point?
War Wagon wrote:The first time I click on one of your youtube links will be the first time.
Cross Traffic wrote:Back to the original subject, we can buy beer/wine at the local grocery store, but anything with over 20 proof must be bought at the state store
smackaholic wrote:CT has the most horrific alcohol blue laws, evah. And it don't have jack shit to do with christians. This state is as secular as they come, but, the liquor store owner mafia has deep ties that don't die easy. In CT, you may buy booze until 9 PM and not at all on sunday. That's right 9 fukking PM and zilch on sunday. Not even 3.2 watered down piss. And, you can't get it at a store with gas pumps, which pretty much takes all the convenience stores out of the game. You can get beer at grocery stores, but, wine and hard stuff only at packies. That's CT for liquor store, btw. I used that term on a buddy of mine from dcali while I was in the navy and he looked at me like I had 3 heads.
Back in the day....
Before MA lifted their Sunday ban, my buddies and I made many a Sunday trip from northern CT, up I-91, to the Vermont border to buy booze. Ugh....
When I lived in Texas, I once had a grocery card full of food. I also had a 12 pack of beer. When I checked out, it was 11:45. The cashier said I had to wait 15 minutes to purchase the ber. I just left all that food, much of it perishable, in the cart and said I was going elsewhere to shop.
Always hated that fucking law. Here in Indiana though, can't buy anything on sundays. Of course, I never need to. the house is always fully stocked.
-State Liquor stores are the only places you can buy wine or liquor.
-there are about 5 stores across the state that are open on Sundays, 12-5. I happen to live near one of them. This is a very recent development.
-Beer: 6 packs in bars, cases in distributors. No beer in grocery stores or convenience stores (Sheetz is trying to change that).
King Crimson wrote:anytime you have a smoke tunnel and it's not Judas Priest in the mid 80's....watch out.
In my part of Pittsburgh, within the past few years they've opened both a Whole Foods and a Trader Joe's. Neither one sells beer or wine or any other alcohol. :brad:
King Crimson wrote:anytime you have a smoke tunnel and it's not Judas Priest in the mid 80's....watch out.
IndyFrisco wrote:Here in Indiana though, can't buy anything on sundays.
When you say "can't buy anything," does this include bars, or just brown bag stores and beer stores?
Does not include bars. At bars, you can buy anything you want.
Anyhow, like I said, I keep a fully stocked house. I always have at least 6-10 cases of beer in the basement, a full bar and about 250 bottles of wine. If Jericho really happened, I'd be set for awhile.
I remember the look of utter shock on the faces of some visitors we had from Massachusetts when, as we were knocking back beers in a local bar, some college kids came in and bought a keg. Apparently, you can't (or at least you couldn't) just stroll into a bar in Mass. and buy a 1/2 keg for a party.
Cripes, in NY, college students consider that an inalienable right.
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