Thursday, October 16, 2008
Drinkers at Six Flags would not be free to roam
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It's hard to say why people would be afraid to allow beer sales at Six Flags.
Those hoping to get their drink on while walking the grounds at Six Flags Over Texas and Hurricane Harbor will be disappointed if/when alcohol sales are approved there, as beer will only be sold at six locations and patrons will have to finish their drink in the restaurant or on the patio of the stand that sells it.
The Star-Telegram notes that one of the stands that will sell beer, Dry Hole Charlie's, will no longer be dry. Oh, ha ha ha -- whoo! Startlegram, you kill me.
Posted by Alex B.
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Scott Doyle Verified
Anything less would simply be un-American.
Why do you hate America, Bentley?
1 year ago ( Link to this comment | Suggest removal )
Ashley Lyell Verified
I'm almost honored to have my picture up there as an example of why drinking shouldn't be allowed.
1 year ago ( Link to this comment | Suggest removal )
alexander troup Verified
The suds of Arlington is just a worry and a flurry for whos who in control with adventure, while good beer cost, cheap beer always made me sick, then again...go to Springfeild Missouri, they have no beer within a hundred miles it seemed and another notch on the King James belt, Alex Troup, Historian on adventure to Missouri.
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jtmbls Anonymous
Ashley - You are very brave! :-)
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alexander troup Verified
and some times a LUCKY FOOL...WE SHOULD LOVE DALLAS, it allows both..A.T.
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Ashley Lyell Verified
Brave, drunk...either way.
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preagle Anonymous
Call me crazy but... doesn't someone who has too much to drink and then gets on a roller coaster learn their lesson fairly quickly?
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Billusa99 Anonymous
It's hard to say why people would let a group like that work at Peg.
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Scott Doyle Verified
Considering nobody in that pic works there, too true. =)
1 year ago ( Link to this comment | Suggest removal )
Scott Doyle Verified
Again, Mayfest representatives disregard that. As far as you're concerned, I am indeed a staffer.
1 year ago ( Link to this comment | Suggest removal )
momzilla Anonymous
Well, at least they aren't letting them carry them around in plastic cups. The queues are malodorous enough with all the spilled soft drinks and sweaty people soaked in canal water. The mere thought of adding spilled beer to that mix is making me gag.
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alexander troup Verified
I recall when the Wynn family opend up Six Flags after they lost everthing in the New York Worlds Fair of 1964..... They sold somthing back then, besides beer, maybe it was Pantyhose.....A.T.,H.2.O
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Travis Bush Verified
Hell, just looking at Pavel's face is enough to drive anyone to drink or go completely sober...
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ch0 Anonymous
Damn, that is one sweet hawk.
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Pavel Lishin Verified
"doesn't someone who has too much to drink and then gets on a roller coaster learn their lesson fairly quickly?"
As well as everyone behind them.
Cho: Thank you. I'm available for private parties!
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alexander troup Verified
The local rag has a great artilcle on beer and German drinking, could use some European stuff hear again, got awfully weak after a 100 years. A.T.. Dry Berkermister.
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