IMUSA or Bialetti?

Remember Gun Racks ? Like spots all over the home to proudly display your unlocked & loaded rifles & shotguns.

When I moved to Tejas, people commonly still drank in the car - so long as they weren't the person at the wheel, it was all good.

When you enter our house from the front door, first thing you see is a Mosin with it's nasty bayonet hanging off the 2x12 that separates the living room from the dining room--it's unloaded, but there's a stripper clip nearby

When I was in Mo in the Army the locals were having a shitfit because their betters had deemed the daiquiri stands illegal.

That might have been Ga. That was a long fucking time ago.

They still have them in Louisiana. I drove by a few less than a year ago.

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When I moved to Tejas, people commonly still drank in the car - so long as they weren't the person at the wheel, it was all good.

Still legal in tn.

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When I was in Mo in the Army the locals were having a shitfit because their betters had deemed the daiquiri stands illegal.

**drive-thru** daiquiri stands. I forgot that small detail.

Also, in my travels around the nation I've discovered that Michigan has an anomoly called the "beer tent" because the public consumption of alcohol is strictly forbidden. During a street festival in disgusta ga I asked someone where the beer tent was. They looked at me like I was stupid. Beer tent? Wtf is that?? If you want a beer go buy one.. As he waved his arm generally around the area. That's when I noticed that every other vender was selling alcohol and pretty much everyone walking around had a drink in their hand. That's totally illegal here.

Generally

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pretty much everyone walking around had a drink in their hand. That's totally illegal here.

That's just your nanny state saving you from yourself. What? You don't want to be saved? Call the SWAT team! The saving must go on!

reminds me of when I was somewhere in the Dallas area ( I think) and I'd stopped work for the day. Was going to get some beer and find a hotel. Walked into a convenience store and couldn't find the beer. So I asked. The cashier looked at me like I was from mars. Dry county.

The next place I could by beer was miles away. I was pissed.

Texas has 196 partially dry counties and 5 completely dry counties. The Texas nanny state.

I just wanted to get drunk to try to wash Texas out of my mind and I couldn't.

Well in fairness, being drunk all the time is the only way to stomach living in Georgia

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Texas has 196 partially dry counties and 5 completely dry counties. The Texas nanny state.

Au contraire, mon Frère. That right there is a perfect example of local government. It's the people's right to choose drilled down to a lower (and possibly the lowest) level possible. That's how those people want their county. Don't like it? Drive a little farther.