I'm sure it's spilled all over the floor of some frat house somewhere

I'm just really glad you didn't ask for prices of wine coolers! :thumb:


HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! :clap:

I tried to buy beer today at Wal Mart. I had a bunch of other stuff, including some lawn and garden stuff, and the cashier in lawn and garden said "I'll have to go get a manager who has a liquor clearance." OK, whatever. Twenty minutes later, I'm still standing there. So I told the less than motivated checker, "look just forget the beer. I'll buy it somewhere else." I hate shopping at Wal-Mart anyway. I'll meet up with my pal Mr. Doggity at Costco next week. He has a memebership.

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I am pretty sure that you do not need a membership to purchase just beer, wine, or other alcohol at Costco or Sam's. It may be just certain states, not all of them, check locally. Has something to do with post prohibition laws

Correct. Don’t need a membership to purchase alcohol at Sams or Costco.

Have at it Gblow!!!

You need to grab a bunch of 30 packs of Busch Light and call it good my friend. You'll spend $17 per and get an easy drinking light beer that everyone can appreciate.

And Costco doesn't have some killer price on light beers. Same as Wal-Mart or Hy-Vee or Price Chopper. You can get yourself a 24 pack of Tank 7 there though so that's nice.

I would advise snagging a couple of handles of their Kirkland American style vodka. $13 per for that juice is a great deal.

byob

Good advise. Nobody will be happy with the choice in beer. Feed them but let them take the liability of drinking.

I needed cherry smoking chunks 10 minutes later... I tore off the bar code and left $7

to bad you are not near me.........http://inacents.com/wp-content/uploa...-Mini-Kegs.jpg

Should be some 4th of July specials by mid-week

Busch? He said nothing about a college party where quantity is key.

Back in college a friend of mine and I’d always bring Busch Lite when going to byob house parties knowing it wouldn’t get taken as quick by those assholes that didn’t bring stuff.

Same in my state. My Costco and Sams have really upped their game on having some surprisingly good beers too.

Yes, I was thinking this too. When I was in college in the stone age when quantity was more important than quality there were a number of go to beers. At Mizzou, there was Weideman's, Shaeffer, Grain Belt, Mickey's Mart Liquor, Little Kings, 9-0-5 beer, Red, White and Blue Beer. "Light Beer" didn't exist. Coors was considered "Light Beer." The basic beer was Busch. Bud if you had the money. Bud and Michelob was about as good as it got as a domestic. We didn't have the regional brewers like Boulevard. Those were different times. There was PLENTY of weed around. Weed was never hard to find if you wanted it.