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The local grocery store has a "fill your own kombucha jug" tap that they closed weeks ago. I imagine that anything like that that the general public can get their hands on is impossible to keep clean. They also banned reusable bags for now.
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I'd love to see the not-normal design.
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Watching Defunctland of Youtube, I am made aware of this promo video for Splash Mountain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4FH5ijZ3iM
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The MSJ posted:Watching Defunctland of Youtube, I am made aware of this promo video for Splash Mountain. Defunctland is fantastic at getting me interested in theme parks, which is something that I had absolutely no care for beforehand. Blame growing up in a city without one and a family that didn't really take holidays, so they never existed as 'real places' to me back when I would've been interested. One of my favorite consistent themes is Michael Eisner correctly identifying the dearth of things to engage teenagers at the Disney parks at the time (these days Marvel and Star Wars have alleviated that) and his consistent failure to actually solve this problem. Guy just kept trying, and kept loving it up, usually about this badly.
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The MSJ posted:Watching Defunctland of Youtube, I am made aware of this promo video for Splash Mountain. God, it's weird how for so long people just had no idea what "rap" implied beyond weirdly rhythmic singing
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Re: talk of take-away alcohol. Does America not have drive-through bottle shops?
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BrigadierSensible posted:Re: talk of take-away alcohol. depends on the state, county, and town
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BrigadierSensible posted:Re: talk of take-away alcohol. Brew thrus exist, and they are good
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InediblePenguin posted:depends on the state, county, and town And what day of the week it is
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mandatory lesbian posted:Brew thrus exist, and they are good Is that just what you call drive through bottle shops, or does it mean something else?
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InediblePenguin posted:depends on the state, county, and town This. Never ask "Does America have X" unless it's something like universal healthcare. We're a conglomeration of states across a landmass bigger than most of Europe with virtually every climate type (Texas alone is bigger than multiple European countries) and the individual states have slightly less independence than members of the EU.
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Mar 26, 2020 14:17
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BrigadierSensible posted:Re: talk of take-away alcohol. Flagstaff Arizona had a drive through guns, liquor, and tobacco store for the longest time. One stop shop for ammo, booze, and smokes. They presumably made you go inside for the guns due to paperwork. But by the time I was old enough to enter ATF: Retail it was just a gun store and the drive through was boarded up.
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BrigadierSensible posted:Re: talk of take-away alcohol. In Texas, which is a little larger than France, some towns have places that let you buy styrofoam cup 44oz margaritas in your car and drive away with a piece of paper over the straw to make sure it’s ‘not an open container.’ Some towns are considered ‘dry’ and do not sell liquor. I think some are even 100% dry and don’t even sell beer or wine, though that sort of teetotaling may be relegated to Utah. The same goes for counties (larger municipal areas that tend to include several towns) which have their own patchwork of laws that interact with, inform, or countermand city ordinances. And that’s just one state.
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Captain Monkey posted:In Texas, which is a little larger than France, some towns have places that let you buy styrofoam cup 44oz margaritas in your car and drive away with a piece of paper over the straw to make sure it’s ‘not an open container.’ Some towns are considered ‘dry’ and do not sell liquor. I think some are even 100% dry and don’t even sell beer or wine, though that sort of teetotaling may be relegated to Utah. Nah, you have dry counties and towns all over the US. Lucky for them, there's usually a liquor store right over the county line, making it moot. EDIT: Hell, when I lived in Kansas, you could only buy 3.2% malt liquor in gas stations and grocery stores, and there were plenty of counties where 3.2% was all you could buy in them. Several counties also required you to make over, I think it was 60% of sales from food in order to sell liquor. This was also the state that first instilled prohibition, long before the amendment, and only repealed it after WWII, for private clubs only. Most clubs at the time would just make you buy a prepaid card as membership, which was worth a certain number of drinks. Public bars weren't even legal until the 80's, and even then each county had to vote on it individually. Iron Crowned has a new favorite as of 14:38 on Mar 26, 2020 |
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Mar 26, 2020 14:34
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Iron Crowned posted:Nah, you have dry counties and towns all over the US. Lucky for them, there's usually a liquor store right over the county line, making it moot. And unlucky for anyone that lives between the dry town and the liquor store/bars, where you will find crazy rates of drunk driving.
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chitoryu12 posted:This. The United States is still very much it's own cultural behemoth. Even if your particular state doesn't have drive through liquor stores, the fact that there are states that do is fascinating and hilarious.
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Beartaco posted:The United States is still very much it's own cultural behemoth. Even if your particular state doesn't have drive through liquor stores, the fact that there are states that do is fascinating and hilarious. We have them in Ohio, they're called "Pony Kegs" in Cincinnati for some reason. Legally the highest percentage they can sell is 12% (same with grocery stores). It's the diluted liquor, wine, or beer. I've found that you can actually get a buzz faster with the dilute.
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Oregon has the state liquor control commission, which has a monopoly on liquor sales and also issues the permits for beer and wine. The only stores that sell anything over like 12% are run by the OLCC. It's annoying to make two stops when stocking up for a party, but it has the advantage that prices are consistent across the state. We also had the infrastructure in place to be one of the first states to legalize recreational marijuana. Every couple years I used to drive to Reno and stop off at the Costco in Redding to fill my trunk with handles of Cuervo and Tanqueray for like $15 a pop, but I don't drink very much anymore so I'm well-stocked for the current apocalypse. 
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Tiggum posted:Is that just what you call drive through bottle shops, or does it mean something else? its what i call them, i dont know about outside virginia
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Mar 26, 2020 16:54
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Isn't the outside of Virginia called the Labinia?
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This implies the clitoris would be in KY, makes sense.
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So I just got some Domino’s coupons in the mail!
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mandatory lesbian posted:its what i call them, i dont know about outside virginia I wasn't aware there were any in Virginia. Lol we're basically two completely different states.
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Had this through my door the other day: Oh excellent I can save some money whilst I bury all my dead relatives, that’ll be nice
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There are two regular funeral home ads I see often. One is for the Surprise Funeral Home. (in the city of Surprise) The other is the Rude Family Funeral Home.
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Don’t know where else to put this. Is there a false advertising thread? https://twitter.com/philkensaban/status/1243315350046941185?s=21
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quidditch it and quit it posted:Had this through my door the other day: Put some dead presidents in your pocket while you put your dead relatives in the ground!
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Henchman of Santa posted:Don’t know where else to put this. Is there a false advertising thread? That is in fact violence. A Cubano has pork, not <spits> turkey breast. And it doesn't have loving Italian dressing.
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Mar 27, 2020 01:24
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gently caress, now I want a Cuban sandwich
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Welcome to Bird's Bakery. Our special is the classic PB&J: honey, figs and rich almond butter on a freshly baked and lightly grilled baguette. No we don't know what 'PB&J' stands for why do you ask
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LITERALLY A BIRD posted:Welcome to Bird's Bakery. Our special is the classic PB&J: honey, figs and rich almond butter on a freshly baked and lightly grilled baguette. No we don't know what 'PB&J' stands for why do you ask Phigs, Baguette, and a Jar of other stuff
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Cowslips Warren posted:There are two regular funeral home ads I see often. "How was your experience with Rude Family?" "Fine for the most part, but they could work on their tact." "Well it's no Surprise."
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LITERALLY A BIRD posted:Welcome to Bird's Bakery. Our special is the classic PB&J: honey, figs and rich almond butter on a freshly baked and lightly grilled baguette. No we don't know what 'PB&J' stands for why do you ask https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3HehLKqxsY
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We have an Assman's funeral chapel here.
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Henchman of Santa posted:Don’t know where else to put this. Is there a false advertising thread? Are...are Cubanos a spectrum too?
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Hey, it has pickles and mustard! That counts for something, right?
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Henchman of Santa posted:Don’t know where else to put this. Is there a false advertising thread? The chef is cuban, so...
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