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littlebit

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25. You can buy alcohol on Sundays
Mon Jun 27, 2016, 11:10 PM
Jun 2016

as well as anything else you want to. Under the blue laws you couldn't buy anything except food. Those laws haven't existed in over 20 years.

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In NJ you can only buy beer at a liquor store or a bar. so eh. different states have different rules hollysmom Jun 2016 #1
In think a lot of places in the northeast are like that. Tobin S. Jun 2016 #2
In Texas littlebit Jun 2016 #3
We used to have a liquor store like that where I live in Iowa. 47of74 Jun 2016 #19
When I was stationed at Lackland AFB... 3catwoman3 Jun 2016 #4
It's still the same way today Major Nikon Jun 2016 #8
Having grown up in... 3catwoman3 Jun 2016 #10
TX did away with the blue laws littlebit Jun 2016 #22
Then someone should probably tell the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission Major Nikon Jun 2016 #24
You can buy alcohol on Sundays littlebit Jun 2016 #25
So are you really claiming what I just posted isn't the law in Texas? Major Nikon Jun 2016 #26
I didn't claim that littlebit Jun 2016 #27
You did claim exactly that and it just isn't that hard to prove... Major Nikon Jun 2016 #29
Ok I responded to a post littlebit Jun 2016 #30
It is correct that some blue laws no longer exist Major Nikon Jun 2016 #31
State laws regarding alcohol are bizarre and confusing Rhiannon12866 Jun 2016 #5
Indiana = Mississippi without the Spanish moss. Aristus Jun 2016 #6
That is SO True! Night Watchman Jul 2016 #40
In NY, you can't buy wine at the grocery store. Only at designated liquor stores. mainer Jun 2016 #7
Here in Buffalo, Wegmans runs a liquor store. baldguy Jun 2016 #33
What shocked me... CanSocDem Jun 2016 #9
Well laundry_queen Jun 2016 #38
When I lived in Texas in the early 1980s they had blue laws lunatica Jun 2016 #11
Pantyhose? mikeargo Jun 2016 #12
That's what I said when I needed to replace the ones I had with runs in them lunatica Jun 2016 #13
My guess is that no clothing could be sold on Sundays TexasBushwhacker Jun 2016 #16
I still have a "Let's bust the blue laws!" button from back then (nt) Recursion Jun 2016 #21
That's an inconvenience!! Purrfessor Jun 2016 #14
Indiana seems to have always been a bit weird Zorro Jun 2016 #15
I was born and raised in IL AwakeAtLast Jun 2016 #17
Yep 47of74 Jun 2016 #18
My hometown in Mississippi was like that until recently Recursion Jun 2016 #20
Can't in Pennsylvania either n/t doc03 Jun 2016 #23
that doesn't sound very convenient to me! Kali Jun 2016 #28
Here in South Carolina RedRocco Jun 2016 #32
Here in PA RobinA Jun 2016 #34
"...a problem?" CanSocDem Jun 2016 #36
As a Long Time RobinA Jul 2016 #39
Here in Japan, it is a booze paradise. betsuni Jun 2016 #35
Utah is the craziest. greendog Jun 2016 #37
I worked in Provo, Utah several times in the 90s Yonnie3 Jul 2016 #42
I moved to CT in 2003 sharp_stick Jul 2016 #41
I lived in Fairfield County until 2004 and Sunday's often included madinmaryland Jul 2016 #43
I lived in a rural Virginia county and our Sundays often involved a trip to "Tijauna", which is what Yonnie3 Jul 2016 #44
NC discretely has it liquor stores listed as ABC stores. I moved to Arkansas and they had these patricia92243 Jul 2016 #45
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