“Beer babes” in Cockrell Hill have parents up in arms

by PegNews wire

Using women in bikinis to sell beer is an American tradition.

Women who dance around in little more than bikinis outside of beer barns in Cockrell Hill in order to entice customers are angering neighborhood parents. Seems the beer barns are located directly across the street from C.M. Soto Jr. Elementary, giving students there quite an eyeful.

The beer barns are located more than 300 feet from the school, which adheres to the city ordinance, and there is currently no law prohibiting the owners from advertising in such a manner.

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John McClelland says:

As said on the Jagger Show, the irony is the parents have no problem with a beer store next to their school. Only the scantily clad women.

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Pavel Lishin says:

Let's get them some burqas.

Oh, and I guess we should ban children from the beach.

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jtmbls says:

This kind of reminds me of a small town highway that had a triple X theater set back a good way from the service road. I must have driven by it a thousand times with my daughter never even noticing it. Then a local church decided to wage war against the evil ones and took out a huge billboard that said something along the line of - Porn is Bad! This my daughter noticed immediately.

Thank you, righteous ones, for prompting my six year old to ask “What is porn?" Now that is a conversation that could have been put off for at least a few more years!

Just one example of do-gooders doing more harm than good.

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Travis Bush says:

LOL what? I guess all those years next to Arcadia Park didn't teach em a thing.

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Christin Richard says:

Cockrell Hill is such a small town that their selling alcohol more than 300-feet from any protected entity is nothing short of a miracle. Personally, after years of living within walking distance of the aging enclave, I might gladly trade the convenience of proximate alcohol sales for them to simply annex Dallas for a better road system.

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alexander troup says:

Cockrell Hill will always be a small town, while it is an intresting eccentric town..that has been around a long time...meanwhile..I dont want to stay,I just want to be able to dive through, what is left of it..A/T, Dallas historian...