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lspencer534
05-08-2013, 1:21pm
put your purchases in a discreet brown paper bag? It's so depressing...I'm not hiding anything. They should offer a red or a yellow bag with happy faces on it, or print the name and number of a cab company...or the logo "I'm gonna get ****ED UP tonight!" on it, not a brown paper bag...that is...unless of course you're going home to drink it by yourself...at your kitchen table in silence...with one fluorescent light bulb as your only light...then yes...by all means, take the sad brown bag.
bring your own happy bag. :slap:
I usually take it our of the bag and am opening it up before I even leave the store. Problem solved. :cert:
lspencer534
05-08-2013, 1:33pm
bring your own happy bag. :slap:
And have the place go into lock-down because they think I'm a radical Muslim carring a bomb? No matter that I'm an old white guy with a limp and eye glasses--Hey, that's how TSA works....
Doug28450
05-08-2013, 1:45pm
unless of course you're going home to drink it by yourself...at your kitchen table in silence...with one fluorescent light bulb as your only light.
That's how I do it.
unless of course you're going home to drink it by yourself...at your kitchen table in silence...with one fluorescent light bulb as your only light...then yes...by all means, take the sad brown bag.
I usually draw some creature of the dark on my bag then sit in the dark on the couch with my laptop as my only "Friend". :D:leaving:
MrPeabody
05-08-2013, 1:58pm
It's actually the law in some states. Old laws that probably haven't been enforced in a long time, but still a law. When I was a kid, polite little old ladies never said "liquor store". They would call it the "packaged goods store". I still remember my grandmothers using this term in the 50s.
Most states have a law against a visual of the actual container. Same as when you buy a 6 pack, they put it in a polk (for you old farts). Same goes for liquor/wine bottles. Has something to do with children viewing the contents or something.
NeedSpeed
05-08-2013, 2:00pm
Gays probably haven't gone for the whole liquor store owner thing yet.
It's actually the law in some states. Old laws that probably haven't been enforced in a long time, but still a law. When I was a kid, polite little old ladies never said "liquor store". They would call it the "packaged goods store". I still remember my grandmothers using this term in the 50s.
It's been a while since I thought about that. All the old man's booze came from the "package store."
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DukeAllen
05-08-2013, 2:41pm
I usually draw some creature of the dark on my bag then sit in the dark on the couch with my laptop as my only "Friend". :D:leaving:
Laptop has a vibrate setting? :leaving:
99 pewtercoupe
05-08-2013, 3:02pm
put your purchases in a discreet brown paper bag? It's so depressing...I'm not hiding anything. They should offer a red or a yellow bag with happy faces on it, or print the name and number of a cab company...or the logo "I'm gonna get ****ED UP tonight!" on it, not a brown paper bag...that is...unless of course you're going home to drink it with your cat...at your kitchen table in silence...
:dance:
justind
05-08-2013, 3:50pm
Most states have a law against a visual of the actual container. Same as when you buy a 6 pack, they put it in a polk (for you old farts). Same goes for liquor/wine bottles. Has something to do with children viewing the contents or something.
So they cant see a bare 6-er held together with plastic rings but they can see a picture of a can and junk on the side of a case of beer. :rofl:
Kerrmudgeon
05-08-2013, 4:10pm
You mean like these ones? LCBO....... Liquor Control Board of Ontario, by the way. We used to have plastic ones, very colorful, but the tree huggers had them banned, these are recyclable. :yesnod:
http://sightseeingtrains.com/train_wp/wp-content/uploads/lcbo-bag-i0.jpg
Thunder22
05-08-2013, 4:49pm
If you're leaving a liquor store and not carrying a box to hold your purchases, you're just not buying enough.
99 pewtercoupe
05-08-2013, 4:51pm
If you're leaving a liquor store and not carrying a box to hold your purchases, you're just not buying enough.
I'll drink to that :shots:
put your purchases in a discreet brown paper bag? It's so depressing...I'm not hiding anything. They should offer a red or a yellow bag with happy faces on it, or print the name and number of a cab company...or the logo "I'm gonna get ****ED UP tonight!" on it, not a brown paper bag...that is...unless of course you're going home to drink it by yourself...at your kitchen table in silence...with one fluorescent light bulb as your only light...then yes...by all means, take the sad brown bag.
Hey! Do I come to your house and peek in your window to see what you are doing?
[makes note to put up tinfoil in windows to keep wayward lawyers from spying on my sad, lonely life]
lspencer534
05-08-2013, 5:37pm
Hey! Do I come to your house and peek in your window to see what you are doing?
[makes note to put up tinfoil in windows to keep wayward lawyers from spying on my sad, lonely life]
I'm sorry...I knew I'd be stepping on your toes....
LilRedCorvette
05-08-2013, 5:41pm
put your purchases in a discreet brown paper bag? It's so depressing...I'm not hiding anything. They should offer a red or a yellow bag with happy faces on it, or print the name and number of a cab company...or the logo "I'm gonna get ****ED UP tonight!" on it, not a brown paper bag...that is...unless of course you're going home to drink it by yourself...at your kitchen table in silence...with one fluorescent light bulb as your only light...then yes...by all means, take the sad brown bag.
Hey! Do I come to your house and peek in your window to see what you are doing?
[makes note to put up tinfoil in windows to keep wayward lawyers from spying on my sad, lonely life]
Being alone and wanting to be is solitude.
Being alone and not wanting to be is loneliness.
Not being alone and wanting to be is misery.
:shots:
lspencer534
05-08-2013, 5:43pm
Being alone and wanting to be is solitude.
Being alone and not wanting to be is loneliness.
Not being alone and wanting to be is misery.
:shots:
That is good! :cert:
Blademaker
05-08-2013, 6:13pm
Being alone and wanting to be is solitude.
Being alone and not wanting to be is loneliness.
Not being alone and wanting to be is misery.
:shots:
No shit :seasix:
Laptop has a vibrate setting? :leaving:
:rofl::toetap: :slap::kick:
Goes to see if that is a option.
lspencer534
05-08-2013, 7:35pm
:rofl::toetap: :slap::kick:
Goes to see if that is a option.
It is an option, isn't it? :D
Sea Six
05-08-2013, 7:42pm
Being alone and wanting to be is solitude.
Being alone and not wanting to be is loneliness.
Not being alone and wanting to be is misery.
:shots:
I like that.
It is an option, isn't it? :D
Apparently not. :toetap: :D:lol::slap::leaving:
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