Just in time for the ybu game

ViAggie · Post by **ViAggie** » October 31st, 2019, 4:02 pm

As of tomorrow, no more 3.2% beer in Utah, that 5% beer should make things a little more interesting for Saturday's game for the tailgaters. Fans might be a little rowdier? Tailgates a little more wild

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frankiesaysrelax · Post by **frankiesaysrelax** » October 31st, 2019, 4:06 pm

Where are you reading this news? You saying I don't need to go to a liquor store anymore to buy normal beer?

Post by **Aglicious** » October 31st, 2019, 4:15 pm

One of the best promo ideas ever: Budweiser sends their Clydesdales for special trip to Utah to hold a "funeral procession" for the death of 3.2% beer...LOL.

https://www.sltrib.com/news/2019/10/31/ ... ydesdales/

BearLakeMonster · Post by **BearLakeMonster** » October 31st, 2019, 4:16 pm

Video of the procession here:
https://fox13now.com/2019/10/30/funeral ... cent-beer/

Post by **AGinNEIowa** » October 31st, 2019, 4:29 pm

If you still want 3.2 beer, Minnesota still has the 3.2 law.

ustate98 · Post by **ustate98** » October 31st, 2019, 4:55 pm

I don't even drink and always thought Utah's beer and alcohol laws are stupid. Not being from Utah it surprised me that you can't get any alcohol you want by stopping by the store while picking up your kids' milk.

MalAgua · Post by **MalAgua** » October 31st, 2019, 5:04 pm

ustate98 wrote: ↑
October 31st, 2019, 4:55 pm
I don't even drink and always thought Utah's beer and alcohol laws are stupid. Not being from Utah it surprised me that you can't get any alcohol you want by stopping by the store while picking up your kids' milk.

Exactly. Especially with the blatant disregard by the state legislature to restrict the % on milk fat. I’m pretty sure anyone can by whole milk at almost any store in Utah that sells milk.

Jjoey53 · Post by **Jjoey53** » October 31st, 2019, 5:40 pm

ustate98 wrote:I don't even drink and always thought Utah's beer and alcohol laws are stupid. Not being from Utah it surprised me that you can't get any alcohol you want by stopping by the store while picking up your kids' milk.

I’m a non drinker, non LDS, And while the sale of beer in grocery stores is fine, I like the state stores for hard liquor. It is good revenue for the state and helps keep taxes down a bit.

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bullshot · Post by **bullshot** » October 31st, 2019, 6:01 pm

And today the Clydesdales are delivering the new Budweiser’s to the bars on 25th Street in Ogden, with Dia de los Muertos celebration tomorrow night at the Union Station (in Ogden). This will be a nice start to the weekend capped off with an Aggie victory in Logan.

AndroidAggie · Post by **AndroidAggie** » October 31st, 2019, 8:10 pm

Jjoey53 wrote: ↑
October 31st, 2019, 5:40 pm

I’m a non drinker, non LDS, And while the sale of beer in grocery stores is fine, I like the state stores for hard liquor. It is good revenue for the state and helps keep taxes down a bit.

I'm mormon and a non drinker but kind of an immature douche bag. And that's how they do it in Virginia. Wine and beer everywhere at the grocery store but the 'good stuff' or so I've been told is at a Vabc

Utah has some cool stuff going for it but the liquor laws are strange. I kinda get it... But strange.

Jjoey53 · Post by **Jjoey53** » October 31st, 2019, 8:46 pm

I was raised in S. Idaho and they had laws similar to Utah when I was there. Some counties and towns did not have beer sales on Sunday, Declo made a killing then.

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USU78 · Post by **USU78** » October 31st, 2019, 9:27 pm

You're worrying about beer on National Tequila Day?

tysteve20 · Post by **tysteve20** » November 1st, 2019, 8:22 am

My wife grew up in blanding Utah which is one of the last remaining “dry cities”. No alcohol sales within city limits. Weird place

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QuackAttackAggie · Post by **QuackAttackAggie** » November 1st, 2019, 8:32 am

tysteve20 wrote:My wife grew up in blanding Utah which is one of the last remaining “dry cities”. No alcohol sales within city limits. Weird place

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I know a girl from blanding. Weird girl. Stole my wife's identity.

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bullshot · Post by **bullshot** » November 1st, 2019, 9:01 am

USU78 wrote: ↑
October 31st, 2019, 9:27 pm
You're worrying about beer on National Tequila Day?

The original National Tequila Days (1970’s) were the best. Logan and the university did not know what to make of it. For the most part people handled themselves well. I remember lots of fun parties, designated drivers and a few people passed out on people’s lawns. It shook up the local populace. Kind of a mini zombie apocalypse. I remember a friend was dating a coed that lived at home. Her parents wouldn’t let her out that night, probably for fairly good reason.

USU78 · Post by **USU78** » November 1st, 2019, 9:38 am

bullshot wrote: ↑
November 1st, 2019, 9:01 am

USU78 wrote: ↑
October 31st, 2019, 9:27 pm
You're worrying about beer on National Tequila Day?
The original National Tequila Days (1970’s) were the best. Logan and the university did not know what to make of it. For the most part people handled themselves well. I remember lots of fun parties, designated drivers and a few people passed out on people’s lawns. It shook up the local populace. Kind of a mini zombie apocalypse. I remember a friend was dating a coed that lived at home. Her parents wouldn’t let her out that night, probably for fairly good reason.

The games were in the afternoons in those days (no lights), and even the majority teetotaling students and alums got a kick out of the whole notion of mocking yBu in this fashion. Ah, those were the days!

USU78 · Post by **USU78** » November 1st, 2019, 9:46 am

bullshot wrote: ↑
November 1st, 2019, 9:01 am

USU78 wrote: ↑
October 31st, 2019, 9:27 pm
You're worrying about beer on National Tequila Day?
The original National Tequila Days (1970’s) were the best. Logan and the university did not know what to make of it. For the most part people handled themselves well. I remember lots of fun parties, designated drivers and a few people passed out on people’s lawns. It shook up the local populace. Kind of a mini zombie apocalypse. I remember a friend was dating a coed that lived at home. Her parents wouldn’t let her out that night, probably for fairly good reason.

Just found this: There is an actual National Tequila Day in the US. It is celebrated on -->

July 24th.

Pioneer Day.

https://nationaltoday.com/national-tequila-day/

ViAggie · Post by **ViAggie** » November 1st, 2019, 9:56 am

USU78 wrote: ↑
November 1st, 2019, 9:46 am

bullshot wrote: ↑
November 1st, 2019, 9:01 am

USU78 wrote: ↑
October 31st, 2019, 9:27 pm
You're worrying about beer on National Tequila Day?
The original National Tequila Days (1970’s) were the best. Logan and the university did not know what to make of it. For the most part people handled themselves well. I remember lots of fun parties, designated drivers and a few people passed out on people’s lawns. It shook up the local populace. Kind of a mini zombie apocalypse. I remember a friend was dating a coed that lived at home. Her parents wouldn’t let her out that night, probably for fairly good reason.
Just found this: There is an actual National Tequila Day in the US. It is celebrated on -->

July 24th.

Pioneer Day.

https://nationaltoday.com/national-tequila-day/

You mean, Pie and Beer Day

BigBlueDart · Post by **BigBlueDart** » November 1st, 2019, 9:58 am

WAAggie · Post by **WAAggie** » November 1st, 2019, 5:45 pm

To this day 40 years later, I’m sure a big whiff of quervo gold would give my arms goosebumps. After a few tastes, I lost my taste buds and would consume way to much right out of the pint in my back pocket ending with crazy

episodes. Ah, those were the days.

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donlarson8 · Post by **donlarson8** » November 1st, 2019, 5:47 pm

QuackAttackAggie wrote:
tysteve20 wrote:My wife grew up in blanding Utah which is one of the last remaining “dry cities”. No alcohol sales within city limits. Weird place

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I know a girl from blanding. Weird girl. Stole my wife's identity.

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I grew up in Blanding! Chances are I know both of these girls since there are like 4,000 people that live there. I worked at the grocery store in high school and it seems like every day a foreign tourist would come in and ask where the alcohol was at and I’d have to explain that Blanding was a dry town and they had to go to the gas station outside city limits or drive 20 min to Monticello where the county liquor store is.

tysteve20 · Post by **tysteve20** » November 3rd, 2019, 11:12 pm

donlarson8 wrote:
QuackAttackAggie wrote:
tysteve20 wrote:My wife grew up in blanding Utah which is one of the last remaining “dry cities”. No alcohol sales within city limits. Weird place

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I know a girl from blanding. Weird girl. Stole my wife's identity.

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I grew up in Blanding! Chances are I know both of these girls since there are like 4,000 people that live there. I worked at the grocery store in high school and it seems like every day a foreign tourist would come in and ask where the alcohol was at and I’d have to explain that Blanding was a dry town and they had to go to the gas station outside city limits or drive 20 min to Monticello where the county liquor store is.

It’s the same the girl (quack is my brother in law, my wife has the same name as my sister) she is a Webb and says you know her older siblings pretty well.

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