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Article: Game Thread Twins@Pirates 5/19 6:05PM

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Coochie coochie coo, yee haw!!!

WE WHUPPED THEM!! WE WHUPPED THEM ALL!!! YOU'LL THINK TWICE BEFORE MESSING WITH PAUL L. MOLITOR!!!!!!!!!!!

ahhh, Perk.  Thanks, just in time for class.  I'll have my chicken dinnah at lunch time, thx.  

 

 

  Damn, jumped the gun.

Naw, Chief was slow on the draw.

Considering that I'm the one asking... The Odds are against that... 

 

 

 

 

 

 

However... in this case... I've never known why it's called off sale.

 

I believe it has to do with where you can drink what you purchase.

 

As said above, off-premises sales are generally bottle (although I believe they can be single serving) but must be consumed off the premises of the selling establishment.

 

On premises are generally open containers/Glasses and under most local ordinances must be consumed in the selling establishment.

 

Of course that is a "northern" way of doing things. I've never understood places like Texas where you have to buy a bottle and a membership to drink it. I also don't understand the "drive through" margaritas shops theysupposedly have in New Orleans.

 

I believe it has to do with where you can drink what you purchase.

As said above, off-premises sales are generally bottle (although I believe they can be single serving) but must be consumed off the premises of the selling establishment.

On premises are generally open containers/Glasses and under most local ordinances must be consumed in the selling establishment.

Of course that is a "northern" way of doing things. I've never understood places like Texas where you have to buy a bottle and a membership to drink it. I also don't understand the "drive through" margaritas shops theysupposedly have in New Orleans.

 

 

  I liked Boston where I could buy beer at 3 am if I was that messed up. hehehe

I believe it has to do with where you can drink what you purchase.

As said above, off-premises sales are generally bottle (although I believe they can be single serving) but must be consumed off the premises of the selling establishment.

On premises are generally open containers/Glasses and under most local ordinances must be consumed in the selling establishment.

Of course that is a "northern" way of doing things. I've never understood places like Texas where you have to buy a bottle and a membership to drink it. I also don't understand the "drive through" margaritas shops theysupposedly have in New Orleans.

I never understood Texas either, and I never wil.

Didn't see the game and haven't read the thread but had to comment:

Patrick Reusse once wrote that if you pay attention to a major league baseball game you will see something you have never seen before. In this game I didn't have to look hard; I've never seen a 3-run single before. Credit Dozier for never slowing down, Glynn for sending him and Marte in left field for nonchalanting.

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