WUSTL c/o 2016 Applicants (2012-2013) Forum

[RedGiant]

SO just discovered TLS and is now asking me who MAC is

Debating whether to go with the "cusenation is cheating with a mystery woman named MAC" quip, or to stick with the tried-and-true "cusenation hates women" route.

Ha! In all seriousness, really stoked that WAshU stepped it up and made it rain on a bunch of TLSers. You're gonna have a grrrrreat class!

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[DoveBodyWash]

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[lhanvt13]

And think of how much more money we will have to blow on booze! lol.

Also, I am pretty excited for Missouri's more lax alcohol laws compared to where I am now. Particularly with liquor in non-speciality stores, stronger liquor (everclear), 30 packs, and forties - all of which are illegal where am now, but abundant in MO.

WHAT where do you LIVE ?!

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[lhanvt13]

And think of how much more money we will have to blow on booze! lol.

Also, I am pretty excited for Missouri's more lax alcohol laws compared to where I am now. Particularly with liquor in non-speciality stores, stronger liquor (everclear), 30 packs, and forties - all of which are illegal where am now, but abundant in MO.

WHAT where do you LIVE ?!

Florida.

never knew party central was so strict on alcohol. Maybe it's the old and grumpy retirees who pushed for this law ..
welp, welcome to freedom my friend

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[lhanvt13]

Yea, at least we can buy on Sundays. Some of the "real" Southern states, you can't.

idk if Virginia counts as a southern state "technically yes, but Northern Virginia should secede as a separate state. We sell everything but everclear and our liquor sales close at 9pm and beer ends at 12am

[dougfunny]

Yea, at least we can buy on Sundays. Some of the "real" Southern states, you can't.

idk if Virginia counts as a southern state "technically yes, but Northern Virginia should secede as a separate state. We sell everything but everclear and our liquor sales close at 9pm and beer ends at 12am

Missouri is the real land of the free. 24 hours of whatever kind of booze strikes your fancy and the most relaxed open container laws that I have ever encountered.

[bulinus]

Has anyone who wasn't directly offered been able to weasel their way into one of these fullies?

[Dolphine]

Yea, at least we can buy on Sundays. Some of the "real" Southern states, you can't.

idk if Virginia counts as a southern state "technically yes, but Northern Virginia should secede as a separate state. We sell everything but everclear and our liquor sales close at 9pm and beer ends at 12am

Missouri is the real land of the free. 24 hours of whatever kind of booze strikes your fancy and the most relaxed open container laws that I have ever encountered.

This is gonna be so different from my 3.2 beer, no liquor after 9 or on Sundays state I'm in now. (Most people have never even heard of 3.2 beer )

[DoveBodyWash]

As someone hailing from puritan New England, can't wait for MO

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[Homelandsagreatshow]

+1'ed.

From PA..the land of "Beer Distributors"

Thank god for MO

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[justonemoregame]

Arkansas: No beer on Jesus's birthday. lol Although this is probably a good rule - at least have one sober day with the kee-yuds, Dad.

Florida: Can't produce anything higher than 153 proof. IOW it's illegal to set yourself on fire

[lhanvt13]

wtf is 3.2 beer ? like anything above 3.2 alc content is illegal? or anything under is illegal? (which would be the best law ever)

[TigerChick13]

Actually, no alcohol sales after 1am or so here in MO. Sorry to bust the bubble. Still, we do have lax open container laws.

[dougfunny]

Actually, no alcohol sales after 1am or so here in MO. Sorry to bust the bubble. Still, we do have lax open container laws.

Are you talking at a bar or at a store?

[Dolphine]

wtf is 3.2 beer ? like anything above 3.2 alc content is illegal? or anything under is illegal? (which would be the best law ever)

No. Its the 3.2% alcohol by volume. Unless its a liquor store or a bar, you can only sell 3.2% beer. Meaning that's all gas stations grocery stores etc have. "Normal" beer is 6.4%. Simply put, most of our beer is half as powerful of yours. Worst off, smaller breweries (like fat tire) don't sell here because they don't want to pay extra to produce a weaker beer. Its such a weird rule that most people outside this state doesn't even know this measurement exists.

Oh. And. Liquor stores are not allowed to refrigerate anything. Finding the fastest way to cool beer is a rite of passage here.

[WokeUpInACar]

I mean most crappy domestic beers are only around 4.2%, there was always this myth in Oklahoma that "6 point" beer was the norm elsewhere.

[Dolphine]

I mean most crappy domestic beers are only around 4.2%, there was always this myth in Oklahoma that "6 point" beer was the norm elsewhere.

Don't ruin the mystique of Texas beer.

[Homelandsagreatshow]

+1'ed.

From PA..the land of "Beer Distributors"

Thank god for MO

I am going to miss Yuengling though.

THIS...BEST moderately priced lager out there...god i love Yuengling