Just got back and it is ridiculous. All top self stuff and at least 25-30% cheaper than VABC. I haven't tried their Kirkland brand, but I heard it aint bad. Hell 1.75L of silver tequila for $20...deal!

cheapdrinks Wrote:
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> Just got back and it is ridiculous. All top self
> stuff and at least 25-30% cheaper than VABC. I
> haven't tried their Kirkland brand, but I heard it
> aint bad. Hell 1.75L of silver tequila for
> $20...deal!


Kirkland stuff is pretty good. Kirkland doesn't have a distillery, but strike up deals with some to make the Kirkland brand. But it is quality stuff.

Thank you for this info!!! I do appreciate it!

Sure, like I'm going to risk being murdered by the savages over there to save a few bucks on booze.

Brilliant.

Where in DC is it?

In DC. They must have a security staff the size of most countrys armies. Most liquor stores in DC dont even put the product out on the shelf. You have to ask for it and put your money in the revolving window.

yeah right Wrote:
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> Sure, like I'm going to risk being murdered by the
> savages over there to save a few bucks on booze.
>
> Brilliant.


The savage negro is the downfall of a peaceful and productive society.

free fo me Wrote:
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> In DC. They must have a security staff the size of
> most countrys armies. Most liquor stores in DC
> dont even put the product out on the shelf. You
> have to ask for it and put your money in the
> revolving window.


Seen it on TV, I guess?

You obviously haven't been to DC, because most liquor stores have aisles full of stuff. Maybe on South Capital St, or in Anacostia, but most of DC isn't like in your imagination.

yeah right Wrote:
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> Sure, like I'm going to risk being murdered by the
> savages over there to save a few bucks on booze.
>
> Brilliant.


Your kids and wife must feel very protected. Too afraid to go to a freakin costco.

your girl Wrote:
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> yeah right Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Sure, like I'm going to risk being murdered by
> the
> > savages over there to save a few bucks on
> booze.
> >
> > Brilliant.
>
>
> Your kids and wife must feel very protected. Too
> afraid to go to a freakin costco.


Not really, you dumb fuck.

We consider risk vs. reward in just about everything we do. We take chances depending on the situation. It just has to be worth it.

Going to a store in the middle of a steaming ghetto to save just a few dollars doesn't rise to that standard.

The rest of you dumb fucks---->remember transporting more than a gallon of alcohol into Virginia is illegal.

yeah right Wrote:
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>
> Not really, you dumb fuck.
>
> We consider risk vs. reward in just about
> everything we do. We take chances depending on
> the situation. It just has to be worth it.


Sometimes you just have to leave the protection of your house in order to purchase supplies. Even considering all that risk.

Otherwise, you keep your kids and wife locked safely in the basement, right? It is a dangerous world out there. I watch cable news, too! I scared.

Fight or Flight Wrote:
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> yeah right Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> >
> > Not really, you dumb fuck.
> >
> > We consider risk vs. reward in just about
> > everything we do. We take chances depending on
> > the situation. It just has to be worth it.
>
>
> Sometimes you just have to leave the protection of
> your house in order to purchase supplies. Even
> considering all that risk.
>
> Otherwise, you keep your kids and wife locked
> safely in the basement, right? It is a dangerous
> world out there. I watch cable news, too! I
> scared.

Just be aware of the savage negro.

darwin Wrote:
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> Fight or Flight Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > yeah right Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > >
> > > Not really, you dumb fuck.
> > >
> > > We consider risk vs. reward in just about
> > > everything we do. We take chances depending
> on
> > > the situation. It just has to be worth it.
> >
> >
> > Sometimes you just have to leave the protection
> of
> > your house in order to purchase supplies. Even
> > considering all that risk.
> >
> > Otherwise, you keep your kids and wife locked
> > safely in the basement, right? It is a
> dangerous
> > world out there. I watch cable news, too! I
> > scared.
>
> Just be aware of the savage negro.


+1, be aware, but don't let them interfere with cheap booze.

Why drive all the way into DC with their stockpile of red light and speeding cameras to save twenty bucks. By the time you sit in traffic and wait behind ten fat women using food stamps it aint worth it.

Fight or Flight Wrote:
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> yeah right Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> >
> > Not really, you dumb fuck.
> >
> > We consider risk vs. reward in just about
> > everything we do. We take chances depending on
> > the situation. It just has to be worth it.
>
>
> Sometimes you just have to leave the protection of
> your house in order to purchase supplies. Even
> considering all that risk.
>
> Otherwise, you keep your kids and wife locked
> safely in the basement, right? It is a dangerous
> world out there. I watch cable news, too! I
> scared.

We get out plenty, thank you. We skydive as a family and are involved in all sorts of watersports and snow skiing, among other things. We understand the risks involved and deem them to be acceptable.

If we we were going to risk going into a high crime area and maybe have some nigger stick a gun in our faces, it ain't going to be for a few dollars off a bottle of alcohol.

yeah right Wrote:
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> We get out plenty, thank you. We skydive as a
> family and are involved in all sorts of
> watersports and snow skiing, among other things.


Pics or STFU.

The moon crickets ruin everything.

Do Md Costcos sell liquor? Why is DC such a draw for this? Low liquor taxes?

jim143 Wrote:
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> Do Md Costcos sell liquor? Why is DC such a draw
> for this? Low liquor taxes?

With all of the drunks in Congress, they work to insure taxes stay low. I recommend Dixie Liquors on M Street.

jim144 Wrote:
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> jim143 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Do Md Costcos sell liquor? Why is DC such a
> draw
> > for this? Low liquor taxes?
>
> With all of the drunks in Congress, they work to
> insure taxes stay low. I recommend Dixie Liquors
> on M Street.

Dixie Liquor is overpriced. To get lower prices you either have to go down near the Navy Yard or deep in a neighborhood in upper NW. Just not that one next to Guapo's and Whole Foods in Friendship Heights. They are kinda high, too.

Dixie Liquor knows their customers are all from VA, so their prices are only competitive compared to ABC stores.

I went there the other day. Nice place and great selection. And no it is not in the ghetto, look like any street fairfax. Most of the customers were white federal workers heading back to MD or Va or NWDC. You have to be a gigantic pussy to be afraid there.

Yeah the Costco Tequila is getting good reviews. Not bad for $20


http://www.tequila.net/tequila-reviews/anejos/kirkland-signature-tequila-anejo.html

littlepeoplearescared Wrote:
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> I went there the other day. Nice place and great
> selection. And no it is not in the ghetto, look
> like any street fairfax. Most of the customers
> were white federal workers heading back to MD or
> Va or NWDC. You have to be a gigantic pussy to be
> afraid there.


People who think DC is still the DC from the 90's are the biggest pussies I have ever met. No balls, small brain people. Jesus that place is full of 25 year old white college graduates and yuppies. PGC on the other hand....nope.

littlepeoplearescared Wrote:
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> I went there the other day. Nice place and great
> selection. And no it is not in the ghetto, look
> like any street fairfax. Most of the customers
> were white federal workers heading back to MD or
> Va or NWDC. You have to be a gigantic pussy to be
> afraid there.

People who don't experience the real world first-hand tend to get carried away with all the crime dramas and news reports.

Must suck to be that afraid of DC. There's so much to see and do, and the only way you end up a victim of crime is if you're too stupid to know your surroundings, or are looking for or causing trouble.

fairfax pussies Wrote:
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>
> People who think DC is still the DC from the 90's
> are the biggest pussies I have ever met. No balls,
> small brain people. Jesus that place is full of 25
> year old white college graduates and yuppies. PGC
> on the other hand....nope.

The 90's were safe, too.

I remember the early-to-mid 80's. That was a time when you really wanted to make sure you knew exactly where you were and avoided certain areas altogether.

3AM on South Capital Street in 1985 was a scary spot. By 1992, it was simply a place you wanted to maintain your vigilance, but it wasn't a no-go spot anymore.

Washington state, where my sis and BIL live, has really fucked things up by privatizing the liquor business (at least they made up for it by legalizing pot). Their prices for liquor are at least 50% higher now than those in the good old Commonwealth of Virginny. I've been to DC several times to save a buck, but it is just not worth it considering the shitty traffic, potential for getting mugged, etc. to buy shit in Niggerland.

fairfax pussies Wrote:
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>
>
> People who think DC is still the DC from the 90's
> are the biggest pussies I have ever met. No balls,
> small brain people. Jesus that place is full of 25
> year old white college graduates and yuppies. PGC
> on the other hand....nope.

I bet that the gentleman who was severely beaten near Capital Hill last summer would say the same thing.

Client 9 from Outerspace Wrote:
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> fairfax pussies Wrote:
> --
> >
> >
> > People who think DC is still the DC from the
> 90's
> > are the biggest pussies I have ever met. No
> balls,
> > small brain people. Jesus that place is full of
> 25
> > year old white college graduates and yuppies.
> PGC
> > on the other hand....nope.
>
> I bet that the gentleman who was severely beaten
> near Capital Hill last summer would say the same
> thing.


One guy? How many people have been rapped by Mexicans or had their roommate bash their head in Fairfax?

You have a much higher chance of getting run over my a rich yuppie ridding their community bike in DC than getting shot. or mugged.

fairfaxpussies Wrote:
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> You have a much higher chance of getting run over
> my a rich yuppie ridding their community bike in
> DC than getting shot. or mugged.

Meet me on MLK Blvd tonight at say 11 and lets discuss your thoughts

The people bragging how much money they saved are the same ones who will buy a North Farce jacket paying fifty times what it is really worth. I would have to be buying a lot of booze for a party or maybe a few months supply to drive into DC. Its just not worth the traffic headache. I dont even dry to Tysons unless they open a strip club.

dukeboys Wrote:
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> One guy? How many people have been rapped by
> Mexicans

I think blacks do a better job of rapping
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Syria Sam Wrote:
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> fairfaxpussies Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > You have a much higher chance of getting run
> over
> > my a rich yuppie ridding their community bike
> in
> > DC than getting shot. or mugged.
>
> Meet me on MLK Blvd tonight at say 11 and lets
> discuss your thoughts

No problems...see you then. Fuck it I will even take Metro there...see you there pussy.

The New People Of DC


I would be scared of these people.

Damn people, the new Costco is right there on 295 and 50. There is nothing there but fields and new town homes. if you are scared there, then chop your balls off because you don't need them.

New People of Fairfax: Meet Rances Amaya. Edison Grad:



Serving 50 years for human trafficking and rap.

Rap is the new rape ya'll

I'll take MLK over Rt 1. pretty much any day of the week.

Syria Sam Wrote:
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>
> Meet me on MLK Blvd tonight at say 11 and lets
> discuss your thoughts

Really? Are you truly that sheltered that you are afraid of DC? I've been to some pretty shitty places in DC and never felt threatened or in any type of danger.

St. Louis, on the other hand, I felt pretty unsafe just walking around my hotel at 10 PM. But that was because I wasn't familiar with the place and had no idea if the punk who was following me on his bike and yelling out "hey whitey! got any money whitey?" was crazy enough to actually start shit with me. If that happened in DC, I'd just run up and knock the punk off his bike and he'd start crying about how unfair I was being.

I'm going to drive all the way from Fairfax City to the DC Costco to save a couple of bucks on a bottle of liquor? Ya'll drink too much.

ooh, iScared. Wrote:
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> Really? Are you truly that sheltered that you are
> afraid of DC? I've been to some pretty shitty
> places in DC and never felt threatened or in any
> type of danger.


Yo main, they be sissies. We ain't hurt nobody, we just wanna get paid.

Yo all y'all come on over here, we be nice we ain't wanna go all the way to vaginia to get paid. They lock mufuckers up over there.

fairfax pussies Wrote:
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> littlepeoplearescared Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I went there the other day. Nice place and
> great
> > selection. And no it is not in the ghetto, look
> > like any street fairfax. Most of the customers
> > were white federal workers heading back to MD
> or
> > Va or NWDC. You have to be a gigantic pussy to
> be
> > afraid there.
>
>
> People who think DC is still the DC from the 90's
> are the biggest pussies I have ever met. No balls,
> small brain people. Jesus that place is full of 25
> year old white college graduates and yuppies. PGC
> on the other hand....nope.

I visited a friend at the National Rehab Center a few months ago. He broke his leg in a car accident. I'd say roughly 30% of the patients there are recovering
from gunshot wounds. Doesn't sound like DC is as rosey as you think.

NCA Wrote:
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>
> I visited a friend at the National Rehab Center a
> few months ago. He broke his leg in a car
> accident. I'd say roughly 30% of the patients
> there are recovering
> from gunshot wounds. Doesn't sound like DC is as
> rosey as you think.


I had a relative who spent 6 months at NRH, and visited every day. I didn't see a single person who was there for a gunshot wound. Most people are there for automobile accidents and age-related fall injuries.

DC is a very dangerous place if you are involved in the drug trade, or live in a really shitty neighborhood, or don't have enough sense to avoid dangerous situations. If you maintain situational awareness you have about the same risks of being a victim as you would on any street in Fairfax or Arlington.

If your measure of risk is how many black people you see, then yeah, DC is a scary place.

Summercamp! Wrote:
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> The New People Of DC
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>
> I would be scared of these people.


Note photos on left and right are in the daytime, middle one is on the mall heavily patroled by the cops

Just hope with you big load of booze the cops dont somehow stop you for a traffic ticket in Va on your way back and see the liquor.

How much alcohol can be legally transported into Virginia? One (1) gallon or four liters, if in metric size containers, per person of legal age.

http://abc.virginia.gov/licensing/abcfaq1.htm

If they want the vehicle can be subject to confiscation. Chances of it happening slim to none but you never know.

factsagain. Wrote:
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> New People of Fairfax: Meet Rances Amaya. Edison
> Grad:
> Serving 50 years for human trafficking and rap.

Celebrate the diversity!!

fairfaxpussies Wrote:
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> No problems...see you then. Fuck it I will even
> take Metro there...see you there pussy.

just because you stuck an Obama sticker on your car wont keep you from getting mugged.

roll the dice Wrote:
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> Just hope with you big load of booze the cops dont
> somehow stop you for a traffic ticket in Va on
> your way back and see the liquor.
>
> How much alcohol can be legally transported into
> Virginia? One (1) gallon or four liters, if in
> metric size containers, per person of legal age.
>
> http://abc.virginia.gov/licensing/abcfaq1.htm
>
> If they want the vehicle can be subject to
> confiscation. Chances of it happening slim to none
> but you never know.

Yeah they have a reality show about moonshining in Va, and nothing seems to happen or get arrested. I think I am safe.

to be clear Wrote:
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> Summercamp! Wrote:
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> > >
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> >
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> > >
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>
> > M3oOao8B />
> >
> > I would be scared of these people.
>
>
> Note photos on left and right are in the daytime,
> middle one is on the mall heavily patroled by the
> cops

try again Wrote:
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> fairfaxpussies Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > No problems...see you then. Fuck it I will even
> > take Metro there...see you there pussy.
>
> just because you stuck an Obama sticker on your
> car wont keep you from getting mugged.


he is taking metro dumbshit.

I thought this was going to be another Milf/Cougar thread. LOL

fairfaxpussies Wrote:
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> You have a much higher chance of getting run over
> my a rich yuppie ridding their community bike in
> DC than getting shot. or mugged.



WASHINGTON - A mother and her child were shot tonight on a Metrobus in southeast D.C. The incident occurred shortly before 6 p.m. Sunday near Minnesota Avenue and 19th Street southeast. D.C. police say the woman is in critical condition, and the 4-year-old child was transported to Children's Hospital in D.C. with life-threatening injuries. Police are investigating the the shooting and are looking for the suspect.

Remember, don't import more than 1 gallon of liquor (3.75) liters or we'll throw your ass in jail for a year, confiscate your vehicle AND fine you $2,500.




http://www.abc.virginia.gov/enforce/shippinginfo.html

Importing Alcoholic Beverages
No more than one gallon of alcoholic beverages (or the metric equivalent) may be brought into Virginia from outside the Commonwealth, excepting shipments to the commission or its licensees, or new residents under special permits.

Anyone who transports more than such quantity of alcoholic beverages per adult in possession of the bonafide owner may be arrested, fined up to $2,500, and sentenced to a year in jail. In addition, the vehicle involved may be impounded and confiscated.

Alcoholic beverages includes wine, beer, or distilled spirits. This restriction applies not only to those alcoholic beverages brought into Virginia from other states or the District of Columbia, but also from defense installations.

OfficerBuzzKill Wrote:
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> Remember, don't import more than 1 gallon of
> liquor (3.75) liters or we'll throw your ass in
> jail for a year, confiscate your vehicle AND fine
> you $2,500.
>
>
>
>
> http://www.abc.virginia.gov/enforce/shippinginfo.h
> tml
>
> Importing Alcoholic Beverages
> No more than one gallon of alcoholic beverages (or
> the metric equivalent) may be brought into
> Virginia from outside the Commonwealth, excepting
> shipments to the commission or its licensees, or
> new residents under special permits.
>
> Anyone who transports more than such quantity of
> alcoholic beverages per adult in possession of the
> bonafide owner may be arrested, fined up to
> $2,500, and sentenced to a year in jail. In
> addition, the vehicle involved may be impounded
> and confiscated.
>
> Alcoholic beverages includes wine, beer, or
> distilled spirits. This restriction applies not
> only to those alcoholic beverages brought into
> Virginia from other states or the District of
> Columbia, but also from defense installations.


I have seen Moonshiners. I am not worried about it. Also talked to a buddy of mine who is a VSP and he said it is never enforced, ever!

OfficerBuzzKill Wrote:
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> Remember, don't import more than 1 gallon of
> liquor (3.75) liters or we'll throw your ass in
> jail for a year, confiscate your vehicle AND fine
> you $2,500.
>
>
>
>
> http://www.abc.virginia.gov/enforce/shippinginfo.h
> tml
>
> Importing Alcoholic Beverages
> No more than one gallon of alcoholic beverages (or
> the metric equivalent) may be brought into
> Virginia from outside the Commonwealth, excepting
> shipments to the commission or its licensees, or
> new residents under special permits.
>
> Anyone who transports more than such quantity of
> alcoholic beverages per adult in possession of the
> bonafide owner may be arrested, fined up to
> $2,500, and sentenced to a year in jail. In
> addition, the vehicle involved may be impounded
> and confiscated.
>
> Alcoholic beverages includes wine, beer, or
> distilled spirits. This restriction applies not
> only to those alcoholic beverages brought into
> Virginia from other states or the District of
> Columbia, but also from defense installations.
Why don't you cite the whole reg.

Section 4.72.1 of the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Act prohibits the transportation of more than three gallons of distilled spirits purchased from a state government store, provided, however, that not more than one gallon thereof shall be in containers containing less than one fifth of a gallon. If any part of alcoholic beverages being transported is contained in metric size packages the three gallon limitation shall be construed to be twelve liters, and not more than four liters thereof shall be in packages smaller than three-fourths of a liter.


So in other words, you have to buy an obscene amount of booze. Or about 20 750ml bottles. Pretty easy law to get around.

Section 4.72.1 of the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Act prohibits the transportation of more than three gallons (11 wine bottles of 750ml) of distilled spirits purchased from a state government store, provided, however, that not more than one gallon thereof shall be in containers containing less than one fifth (so not more than a gallon less than 750ml of the 3 gallons) of a gallon. If any part of alcoholic beverages being transported is contained in metric size packages the three gallon limitation shall be construed to be twelve liters (they are rounding up!), and not more than four liters thereof shall be in packages smaller than three-fourths of a liter.

In other words you have to be buys a ton of booze....nothing to worry about...and it is not enforced between DC and Va

didnt take long Wrote:
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> fairfaxpussies Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > You have a much higher chance of getting run
> over
> > my a rich yuppie ridding their community bike
> in
> > DC than getting shot. or mugged.
>
>
>
> WASHINGTON - A mother and her child were shot
> tonight on a Metrobus in southeast D.C. The
> incident occurred shortly before 6 p.m. Sunday
> near Minnesota Avenue and 19th Street southeast.
> D.C. police say the woman is in critical
> condition, and the 4-year-old child was
> transported to Children's Hospital in D.C. with
> life-threatening injuries. Police are
> investigating the the shooting and are looking for
> the suspect.

Drugs they were targeted. In other words, if you are not in the drug business then you safe in DC. FXU pussy central. Live life you fuckers. Get out of shit whole townhouse and live life....you are safe losers.

didnt take long Wrote:
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> fairfaxpussies Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > You have a much higher chance of getting run
> over
> > my a rich yuppie ridding their community bike
> in
> > DC than getting shot. or mugged.
>
>
>
> WASHINGTON - A mother and her child were shot
> tonight on a Metrobus in southeast D.C. The
> incident occurred shortly before 6 p.m. Sunday
> near Minnesota Avenue and 19th Street southeast.
> D.C. police say the woman is in critical
> condition, and the 4-year-old child was
> transported to Children's Hospital in D.C. with
> life-threatening injuries. Police are
> investigating the the shooting and are looking for
> the suspect.


oh noz! a drug related shooting in DC.

Meanwhile, non-drug related shootings happen in Fairfax County and everywhere else in the country.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/crime-scene/post/police-report-of-shooting-in-fairfax-target-store/2012/05/01/gIQAZhcJuT_blog.html

http://www.wjla.com/articles/2012/07/fairfax-police-called-to-oakton-shooting-78189.html

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/jul/22/man-fatally-shot-fairfax-police-was-dod-security-o/

(our cops seem to have their fair share of shootings, BTW)

Proof of fear Wrote:
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> didnt take long Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > fairfaxpussies Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > You have a much higher chance of getting run
> > over
> > > my a rich yuppie ridding their community bike
> > in
> > > DC than getting shot. or mugged.
> >
> >
> >
> > WASHINGTON - A mother and her child were shot
> > tonight on a Metrobus in southeast D.C. The
> > incident occurred shortly before 6 p.m. Sunday
> > near Minnesota Avenue and 19th Street
> southeast.
> > D.C. police say the woman is in critical
> > condition, and the 4-year-old child was
> > transported to Children's Hospital in D.C. with
> > life-threatening injuries. Police are
> > investigating the the shooting and are looking
> for
> > the suspect.
>
>
> oh noz! a drug related shooting in DC.
>
> Meanwhile, non-drug related shootings happen in
> Fairfax County and everywhere else in the
> country.
>
> http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/crime-scene/po
> st/police-report-of-shooting-in-fairfax-target-sto
> re/2012/05/01/gIQAZhcJuT_blog.html
>
> http://www.wjla.com/articles/2012/07/fairfax-polic
> e-called-to-oakton-shooting-78189.html
>
> http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/jul/22/ma
> n-fatally-shot-fairfax-police-was-dod-security-o/
>
> (our cops seem to have their fair share of
> shootings, BTW)

That is why I do not go outside after 5. Mamma was right.

Yup. 9L in a case of wine and that is 12 bottles. So 12 bottles you are safe. Note notice no time limit? you can shuttle 12 bottles all day. It is a joke req, aimed at moonshiners, who they do a bad job at catching. Relax and enjoy the warehouse prices.

realstory2 Wrote:
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> Yup. 9L in a case of wine and that is 12 bottles.
> So 12 bottles you are safe. Note notice no time
> limit? you can shuttle 12 bottles all day. It is
> a joke req, aimed at moonshiners, who they do a
> bad job at catching. Relax and enjoy the
> warehouse prices.

DC gets our alcohol taxes, and Virginia gets DC's tobacco taxes. It works out.

I remember back in the 80's hearing stories of ABC Officers waiting on bridges to nab people coming back from DC with liquor. But I think they were going after restaurant owners, not average citizens.

If you're having a party, it is definitely worth going into DC to stock up on booze. For regular daily drinking, it just doesn't make sense.

Dude you are a ASSHOLE !

lolzzzzz Wrote:
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> I have seen Moonshiners. I am not worried about
> it. Also talked to a buddy of mine who is a VSP
> and he said it is never enforced, ever!


One - that is a tv show the people involved are actors or former moonshiners playing the part. Did you really think cops watch that show and see the moonshiners and not do anything about it.

Two - Your buddy is VSP, they write speeding and HOV tickets. The state has another agency that enforces the liquor laws. I doubt he would ever enforce that law.

where in dc is it located

where Wrote:
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> where in dc is it located


If you don't know how to use google, try calling directory assistance.

@ where - South Dakota Ave right off of New York Ave. If you take 295 up to 50 and then head back into DC, you take the South Dakota exit and it's right there off the ramp.

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=south+dakota+ave&hl=en&ll=38.919386,-76.953456&spn=0.009182,0.013733&hnear=S+Dakota+Ave,+Joint+Base+Andrews+Naval+Air+Facility,+Prince+George's,+Maryland+20762&t=h&z=16

here's the site when it was still under construction

This article stream about Costco has become a sounding board for RACISTS from Virginia. Virginian's might be surprised to know that most DC folks would prefer you keep your pretentious AZZZES out of DC and stay put in segregated racist VA!!

jrrdc202 Wrote:
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> This article stream about Costco has become a
> sounding board for RACISTS from Virginia.
> Virginian's might be surprised to know that most
> DC folks would prefer you keep your pretentious
> AZZZES out of DC and stay put in segregated racist
> VA!!

Whatever you say, monkey boy.

jrrdc202 Wrote:
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> This article stream about Costco has become a
> sounding board for RACISTS from Virginia.
> Virginian's might be surprised to know that most
> DC folks would prefer you keep your pretentious
> AZZZES out of DC and stay put in segregated racist
> VA!!


Yes and you had to go back 5 months and dig up a dead thread in order to make your point.

He apparantly had absolutely nothing else to do.

Wow. I'm planning a dinner party and I just wanted to see if I would get a better deal traveling to the DC Costco. Looking for helpful tips, but found racism instead. And here I am stupid enough to believe racism didn't exist anymore. It's amazing what people say when they're hiding behind a computer screen. God Help America. Thanks for life lesson everyone.

Rebecca Wrote:
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> Wow. I'm planning a dinner party and I just wanted
> to see if I would get a better deal traveling to
> the DC Costco. Looking for helpful tips, but found
> racism instead. And here I am stupid enough to
> believe racism didn't exist anymore. It's amazing
> what people say when they're hiding behind a
> computer screen. God Help America. Thanks for life
> lesson everyone.

I wouldn't call it racism. I'd call it statistics.

These people are being judged because of their ACTIONS, not their skin color. The simple fact is that the majority of blacks in this area DO act like savages. So rightfully those of use who don't wish to come in contact with savages tend to avoid them when possible. Are ALL blacks savages, of course not. But they're statistically more likely to be, its a simple numbers game.

This is really a mess, any person that can say that most black people act like savages is a racist idiot.Im black, I am a very important person in this world. If you saw me you would never know how much I do for this country. Never judge a book by its cover. And maybe if you have to respond in that manner about things you know nothing about.....maybe you should hoard yourself in your home and stay off computers.

Rebecca Wrote:
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And here I am stupid enough to
> believe racism didn't exist anymore.

What world have you been living in to think that. I dont spend my time trying to change people I figure they are who they are and will learn or not learn to be a better person. Myself, I get along with everyone but I do not pretend bigotry and racism do not exist. And they exist on all sides btw.

jrrdc202 Wrote:
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> This article stream about Costco has become a
> sounding board for RACISTS from Virginia.
> Virginian's might be surprised to know that most
> DC folks would prefer you keep your pretentious
> AZZZES out of DC and stay put in segregated racist
> VA!!

says the bigot from DC?

All this talk about booze gets me thirsty. Nice night for a Captain Morgan and coke.

The Safeway in Georgetown has a huge liquor isle too.

yeah right Wrote:
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> your girl Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > yeah right Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Sure, like I'm going to risk being murdered
> by
> > the
> > > savages over there to save a few bucks on
> > booze.
> > >
> > > Brilliant.
> >
> >
> > Your kids and wife must feel very protected.
> Too
> > afraid to go to a freakin costco.
>
>
> Not really, you dumb fuck.
>
> We consider risk vs. reward in just about
> everything we do. We take chances depending on
> the situation. It just has to be worth it.
>
> Going to a store in the middle of a steaming
> ghetto to save just a few dollars doesn't rise to
> that standard.
>
> The rest of you dumb fucks---->remember
> transporting more than a gallon of alcohol into
> Virginia is illegal.


I thought 3 gallons?

http://www.abc.virginia.gov/enforce/shippinginfo.html

We're firing up the General right now and after we pick up Cooter we'll be making a run to Costco for our $20 bottles of tequila, yeeee hawwwww!

Another moron opens mouth while clueless.

Fuck you, Kirk. Fuckin asshole. Seriously, go kill yourself. Do it now, fuck face!

Piece of shit.

> "If we we were going to risk going into a high
> crime area and maybe have some nigger stick a gun
> in our faces, it ain't going to be for a few
> dollars off a bottle of alcohol".


+1,000,000

After you pay for your red light or speeding camera tickets let me know how much you save.

The savings would have to add up before I make the trip from Western Fairfax. I am talking at least fifty bucks unless I just happened to be in DC to begin with. Same with the idiots who wait in a gas line for fifteen minutes to save ten bucks. I am not rich but my time and more importantly the aggravation factor of the area traffic always figures into the bottom line.