Posted: 7/1/2012 3:41:12 PM EDT
Bastards raised the price of 1.75 liter bottles of Bulleit. Went from $28.99 to $35.99. |
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I wish I could buy liquor at Costco. They try to keep us liquored up so we don't notice the shitty laws they keep passing. I can have freedom AND liquor from Costco.  How's that open carry thing workin... Oh, right I'll gladly not be able to buy liquor everywhere in exchange for not having to worry if someone can see my firearm |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I wish I could buy liquor at Costco. They try to keep us liquored up so we don't notice the shitty laws they keep passing. I can have freedom AND liquor from Costco. How's that open carry thing workin... Oh, right I'll gladly not be able to buy liquor everywhere in exchange for not having to worry if someone can see my firearm Having just moved here from GA a few months ago, I fully understand the OC shortcomings. However, accidental exposure of your concealed weapon is not in violation of the law. Intent is the key factor. Oh and I enjoy not having to pay state income tax as well.
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I wish I could buy liquor at Costco. They try to keep us liquored up so we don't notice the shitty laws they keep passing. I can have freedom AND liquor from Costco. How's that open carry thing workin... Oh, right I'll gladly not be able to buy liquor everywhere in exchange for not having to worry if someone can see my firearm Having just moved here from GA a few months ago, I fully understand the OC shortcomings. However, accidental exposure of your concealed weapon is not in violation of the law. Intent is the key factor. Oh and I enjoy not having to pay state income tax as well. Yeah, the tax thing is killer. I know it has come up before in GA to get rid of it, but our .gov is just too fat and greedy |
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No Costco in Oklahoma City. The duopoly of the liquor distributors and the bible thumpers make Oklahoma really unappealing for large grocery chains and other wholesale outfits due to our retarded liquor laws. It is stupid and it needs to change. It was an enormous task to get whole foods here in OKC. |
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Quoted: Bastards raised the price of 1.75 liter bottles of Bulleit. Went from $28.99 to $35.99. Because they run monthly specials, learn your pricing and take advantage of them! Got a 1.75 of Hornitos Gold for $21.95 a couple of months back. Never had it before, wish I brought a couple after the first try.
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No Costco in Oklahoma City. The duopoly of the liquor distributors and the bible thumpers make Oklahoma really unappealing for large grocery chains and other wholesale outfits due to our retarded liquor laws. It is stupid and it needs to change. It was an enormous task to get whole foods here in OKC. There are multiple Sam's Clubs here. Sam's sells alcohol in other states. |
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I wish I could buy liquor at Costco. They try to keep us liquored up so we don't notice the shitty laws they keep passing. I can have freedom AND liquor from Costco. Yep, Kentucky has Costco liquor stores at Costco. 
And we have Open Carry. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Bastards raised the price of 1.75 liter bottles of Bulleit. Went from $28.99 to $35.99. Because they run monthly specials, learn your pricing and take advantage of them! Got a 1.75 of Hornitos Gold for $21.95 a couple of months back. Never had it before, wish I brought a couple after the first try. That wasn't a monthly special. It had been $28.99 for well over 6 months. |
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No Costco in Oklahoma City. The duopoly of the liquor distributors and the bible thumpers make Oklahoma really unappealing for large grocery chains and other wholesale outfits due to our retarded liquor laws. It is stupid and it needs to change. It was an enormous task to get whole foods here in OKC. There are multiple Sam's Clubs here. Sam's sells alcohol in other states. I know but we don't have anybody else in the OKC area except various derivatives of walmart, homelands, a few micellanous grocery stores, and one whole foods. The grocery stores and wholesale folks make a killing off alcohol and are really reluctant to go anywhere that they can't sell at least full strength beer and wine in their stores. |