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08-21-2013, 06:54 PM
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Many of my favorite brotherhood bonding memories were "running to the line". People who live in dry counties will know what I mean.
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08-21-2013, 06:59 PM
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Many of my favorite brotherhood bonding memories were "running to the line". People who live in dry counties will know what I mean.
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T Steven, I went back and fixed #2.
LaneSig, being from M'sippi, know Zactly what you mean.
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08-21-2013, 07:12 PM
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When I was at Auburn, Columbus GA was nearby and the legal drinking age was 18 there. Auburn might as well have had train service to the state line because so many runs were made.
Is Starkville still dry?
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08-21-2013, 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted by carnation
When I was at Auburn, Columbus GA was nearby and the legal drinking age was 18 there. Auburn might as well have had train service to the state line because so many runs were made.
Is Starkville still dry?
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No, got beer around 1981, but couldn't buy it cold. (I believe you can now.)
Yes, I remember the crossroads fondly 
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08-21-2013, 07:42 PM
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Many of my favorite brotherhood bonding memories were "running to the line". People who live in dry counties will know what I mean.
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Raises hand. Good ol' Smith Co, Texas. Not sure if it is still dry or not, but wouldn't be the least bit surprised if it still is.
The big issue in my area now is trying to get wine sales in grocery stores. You have to sneer when the Southern Baptists and Liquor Store owners are in bed together in opposition of this measure.
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08-21-2013, 08:55 PM
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The big issue in my area now is trying to get wine sales in grocery stores. You have to sneer when the Southern Baptists and Liquor Store owners are in bed together in opposition of this measure.
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That happened here a couple of years ago.
Now the issue is, you can buy alcohol on Sundays from some stores, but there are all kinds of time limits on when you can purchase what. Bourbon & spirits cant be sold until a certain time, but beer purchases can be sold any time, etc. It makes no sense at all whatsoever. 
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