[beowulf7]

Originally Posted by briansgi

Speaking of stupid laws, here in Oklahoma we have a really bizarre one! On Sundays, you can't shop for motorcycles! Some dealers are open on Sunday, such as Dick Lanes on Grand Lake. They sell wave runners, ATV's, dirt bikes, motorcycles, etc. If you go over and want to discuss a motorcycle, they'll tell you they cannot discuss those because it's Sunday! They are allowed to sell everything else, but cannot sell or discuss motorcycles. Does that not take the cake or what!!???

I think that's for many other states as well. For example, when I see the Pep Boys weekly ad come in the mail, they sell scooters, mopeds, ATVs, etc. (mostly in the $2,500 range and below) and mention in fine print that they cannot be purchased on Sundays.

Many car dealerships are closed on Sundays, such as in NJ and TX. But in CA, they're open.

[Jammie]

In So. Dak., no one can buy liquor in a grocery store on Sundays either. I think you can still go to a bar (like the Holiday Inn) and drink from something like 1-9 pm??? You can't buy any take out though. It's ok with me because I don't drink at all. I do like the N/A wine though. It's not a religious thing for me~booze makes me hurl and that's embarassing.

[Huckleberry3911948]

imho
weak beer won't guarantee sobriety but it helps.

[mkfarnam]

Originally Posted by Huckleberry3911948

imho
weak beer won't guarantee sobriety but it helps.

It's controlled by the consumer.

[beowulf7]

Originally Posted by mkfarnam

It's controlled by the consumer.

Exactly. It's like saying weaker (slower) bullets won't guarantee prevention of murders, but it helps. In both cases, it's controlled by the person holding the product (beer or gun).

[mkfarnam]

I could probably get drunk on a 1/2 can of this weak stuff

[TransAm]

Originally Posted by beowulf7

I went to Tahlequah over the weekend for some river sport/activities. I was surprised that they only sell watered down 3.2% alcohol beers in that city (or OK in general?). What's up with that? I can understand that they don't want drunks going down the river. But weak beers won't guarantee sobriety.

BTW, the Muskogee Power Plant that we passed on the way up and down is pretty impressive, both during the day and at night.

Other than the weak beers, I enjoyed myself in Tahlequah. We met up with some folks from Tulsa and I must say Tulsans really know how to party!

OK beer sucks, when I vist my in-laws, I bring my own beer from Pa, and OK liquor stores are the worst.

[beowulf7]

Originally Posted by TransAm

OK beer sucks, when I vist my in-laws, I bring my own beer from Pa, and OK liquor stores are the worst.

OK beer is not OK.

[Synopsis]

Originally Posted by beowulf7

OK beer is not OK.

Ditto!

[TheComputerGuy]

Originally Posted by beowulf7

OK beer is not OK.

"Tex" (Synopsis) was right...
You ARE the REAL DEAL.
(I haven't had a beer since I got here, but I get the idea...)