In related news.....

And in my storage room I have a nice American IPA in secondary and an Oatmeal Stout in primary. Prohibition or no, folks is gonna brew...

HOORAY WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE!!!

I will smoke a bowl in honor of the repeal of prohibition!

So when are we gonna do the same with pot? We're all fine with people going to bars where half the people will drive home drunk, but god forbid you smoke a joint and relax tonight.

/Doesnt smoke

of course a guy from the good state of wisconsin helped

xanadian: HOORAY WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE!!!

Wasn't it the wimmins that pushed the hardest for Prohibition?

To Volstead

Those were the days, when congress paid some respect to the Constitution. Second Prohibition didn't need no steenkin amendment.

jigger: xanadian: HOORAY WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE!!!

Wasn't it the wimmins that pushed the hardest for Prohibition?

U MADD?

Doe, the stuff, that buys me beer
Ray, the guy who brings me beer
Me, the guy who drinks the beer
Fa, a long long way for beer
So, I think I'll have a beer
La, la la la la la beer
Tea, no thanks I'll have a beer
And that brings us back to beer!

D_Evans45: So when are we gonna do the same with pot? We're all fine with people going to bars where half the people will drive home drunk, but god forbid you smoke a joint and relax tonight.

/Doesnt smoke

We already did in Washington. Starting tomorrow it'll be legal to possess up to an ounce.

Sounds like it's Beer Call tonight!

And I was going to hold off having any beer until Friday...

Puritanism - The haunting fear that someone, somewhere may be happy.

I'll second that, Headso. It's about time a few other failed drug laws got the boot.

The 21st Amendment is a powerful reminder that the Constitution should only be amended to define rights, not take away rights.

kumanoki: The 21st Amendment is a powerful reminder that the Constitution should only be amended to define rights, not take away rights.

That's congress's job (with support from the supreme court if anyone complains).

Can you even see the original constitution with all those goddamned amendments plastered all over it?

Hard to believe that Utah was the state that took the 21st amendment over the finish line.

By all means celebrate the use of crop land, water and other limited earth resources that could be used to feed the hungry being used to create recreational adult beverages.

Enjoy your booze after all it is just starving "brown people"

xanadian: HOORAY WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE!!!

How callous. Women have suffered enough...we need to end women's suffrage.

slackwater: By all means celebrate the use of crop land, water and other limited earth resources that could be used to feed the hungry being used to create recreational adult beverages.

Enjoy your booze after all it is just starving "brown people"

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slackwater: By all means celebrate the use of crop land, water and other limited earth resources that could be used to feed the hungry being used to create recreational adult beverages.

Enjoy your booze after all it is just starving "brown people"

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3/10. You'll get some bites.

NobleHam: D_Evans45: So when are we gonna do the same with pot?

We already did in Washington. Starting tomorrow it'll be legal to possess up to an ounce.


2 states aint much. When is the other 96% of the country pulling their heads out of their asses?

slackwater: By all means celebrate the use of crop land, water and other limited earth resources that could be used to feed the hungry being used to create recreational adult beverages.

Enjoy your booze after all it is just starving "brown people"

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Unfiltered beer made from barley actually has a lot of nutrients.

slackwater: By all means celebrate the use of crop land, water and other limited earth resources that could be used to feed the hungry being used to create recreational adult beverages.

Enjoy your booze after all it is just starving "brown people"

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Buzzkill. There's enough food and water for everyone it's just poorly allocated. I do hope you don't eat anything organic, though, if you're so concerned about cropland.

I'm on my second gimlet of the afternoon. Drink on my friends!

NobleHam: D_Evans45: So when are we gonna do the same with pot? We're all fine with people going to bars where half the people will drive home drunk, but god forbid you smoke a joint and relax tonight.

/Doesnt smoke

We already did in Washington. Starting tomorrow it'll be legal to possess up to an ounce.


Companies will still fire if detected, no?

Worst amendments to the Constitution ever
1. 16th
2. 19th
3. 21st
4. 13th
5. 15th

Crunch61: NobleHam: D_Evans45: So when are we gonna do the same with pot? We're all fine with people going to bars where half the people will drive home drunk, but god forbid you smoke a joint and relax tonight.

/Doesnt smoke

We already did in Washington. Starting tomorrow it'll be legal to possess up to an ounce.

Companies will still fire if detected, no?

Depends on the company. They still can, but most are "re-evaluating" their rules. Luckily I have a job that doesn't test.

NobleHam: D_Evans45: So when are we gonna do the same with pot? We're all fine with people going to bars where half the people will drive home drunk, but god forbid you smoke a joint and relax tonight.

/Doesnt smoke

We already did in Washington. Starting tomorrow it'll be legal to possess up to an ounce.

I don't smoke, but I'm please that we're one of the few states that have our act together on this. No reason it should be prohibited. It's going to be interesting to see how the federal government handles it.

jigger: xanadian: HOORAY WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE!!!

Wasn't it the wimmins that pushed the hardest for Prohibition?

Nope, that was the Temperance movement, led primarily by southern baptist ministers like Rev. Howard Hyde Russell of the Anti-Saloon League.
it was the wimmins that pushed the hardest for Prohibition's repeal, due to the increase in crime, including the Women's Moderation Union, the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform, the Women's Committee for Repeal, the Molly Pitcher Club, etc.

Slaves2Darkness: Worst amendments to the Constitution ever
1. 16th
2. 19th
3. 21st
4. 13th
5. 15th

17th. Washington is a one-stop shop for buying off the government.

slackwater: By all means celebrate the use of crop land, water and other limited earth resources that could be used to feed the hungry being used to create recreational adult beverages.

Conversion to alcohol is the easiest means of long-term storage of cereal calories, which are otherwise quite perishable.

Slaves2Darkness: Worst amendments to the Constitution ever
1. 16th
2. 19th
3. 21st
4. 13th
5. 15th

Strom Thurmond? I thought you were dead.

Slaves2Darkness: Worst amendments to the Constitution ever
1. 16th
2. 19th
3. 21st
4. 13th
5. 15th

You might get some bites with that.

Slaves2Darkness: Worst amendments to the Constitution ever
1. 16th
2. 19th
3. 21st
4. 13th
5. 15th

1. 16th
2. 18th
3. 11th

Slaves2Darkness: Worst amendments to the Constitution ever
1. 16th
2. 19th
3. 21st
4. 13th
5. 15th

Well you're trolling.tricycleracer: jigger: xanadian: HOORAY WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE!!!

Wasn't it the wimmins that pushed the hardest for Prohibition?

U MADD?

Maybe they pushed, maybe not - but since they couldn't vote when the 18th amendment was passed, it's ultimately not their fault.

Theaetetus: jigger: xanadian: HOORAY WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE!!!

Wasn't it the wimmins that pushed the hardest for Prohibition?

Nope, that was the Temperance movement, led primarily by southern baptist ministers like Rev. Howard Hyde Russell of the Anti-Saloon League.
it was the wimmins that pushed the hardest for Prohibition's repeal, due to the increase in crime, including the Women's Moderation Union, the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform, the Women's Committee for Repeal, the Molly Pitcher Club, etc.

Hey, I'm just going off the Ken Burns documentary.

slackwater: By all means celebrate the use of crop land, water and other limited earth resources that could be used to feed the hungry being used to create recreational adult beverages.

Enjoy your booze after all it is just starving "brown people"

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I'll pour one out for them, right into my mouth. Tasty brown people tears of starvation

Crunch61: NobleHam: D_Evans45: Companies will still fire if detected, no?


Besides the initial screening, just how many times are you tested a year, on average?

Also, millions of people work for themselves, or for companies that arent all about their employees urine/saliva/hair.

/Sadly though, I am sober now because my current company actually does care ig there workers are high or not

jigger: Slaves2Darkness: Worst amendments to the Constitution ever
1. 16th
2. 19th
3. 21st
4. 13th
5. 15th

1. 16th
2. 18th
3. 11th

1. 2nd

/ducks

79 anniversary subby? Is you not good at the maths?

The caption got the date wrong too but you "corrected" in the wrong direction, son.

Signed December 5 1932.

"Raise your glass in celebration of the 79th 81st anniversary of the 21st Amendment to the United States Constitution" 

FTFY

or 80th

FTFM

I'm not good at maths either!

The 61st Amendment was the worst. Schwarzenegger was a terrible president.

Theaetetus: jigger: xanadian: HOORAY WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE!!!

Wasn't it the wimmins that pushed the hardest for Prohibition?

Nope, that was the Temperance movement, led primarily by southern baptist ministers like Rev. Howard Hyde Russell of the Anti-Saloon League.
it was the wimmins that pushed the hardest for Prohibition's repeal, due to the increase in crime, including the Women's Moderation Union, the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform, the Women's Committee for Repeal, the Molly Pitcher Club, etc.

Don't you think you're being a bit dismissive of the likes of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Carrie Nation, Susan B. Anthony, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton?

Crewmannumber6: To Volstead
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Toupee, also. Isn't that Patrick Stewart sitting down? Or did he have a combover in that one?

dv-ous: Maybe they pushed, maybe not - but since they couldn't vote when the 18th amendment was passed, it's ultimately not their fault.

They could vote in most states, which are needed to ratify any amendment. Link



Really, Massachusetts?

What's weird is that right after the revolution, many of the 13 states revoked women's right to vote.

slackwater: By all means celebrate the use of crop land, water and other limited earth resources that could be used to feed the hungry being used to create recreational adult beverages.

Enjoy your booze after all it is just starving "brown people"

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Maybe they should smoke a bowl to take their mind off their problems. Hope they don't get the munchies, though.