The 5000 Buckets O'Dildos Wrote:
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> 9Nbpe Wrote:
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> > It's awesome that you continue to do this,
> thank
> > you, you stupid faggot
> >
> > Just keep using Google to display your
> ignorance
>
> Will you be sucking it at my mansion or my yacht?
>
>
http://law.lis.virginia.gov/admincode/title3/agenc
> y5/chapter50/section160/
>
> This is consistent with the early quotes from the
> ABC's website.
>
> 3VAC5-50-160. Happy Hour and Related Promotions;
> Definitions; Exceptions.
> A. Definitions The following words and terms when
> used in this section shall have the following
> meanings unless the context clearly indicates
> otherwise:
>
> 1. "Happy hour" means a specified period of time
> during which alcoholic beverages are sold at
> prices reduced from the customary price
> established by a retail licensee.
>
> 2. "Drink" means any beverage containing the
> amount of alcoholic beverages customarily served
> to a patron as a single serving by a retail
> licensee.
>
> B. No retail licensee shall engage in any of the
> following practices:
>
> 1. Conducting a happy hour between 9 p.m. of each
> day and 2 a.m. of the following day;
>
> 2. Allowing a person to possess more than two
> drinks at any one time during a happy hour, with
> the exception of flights of wine and beer
> consisting of samples of not more than five
> different wines or beers or samples of five
> different distilled spirits products provided each
> distilled spirits sample contains no more than
> one-half ounce of distilled spirits;
>
> 3. Increasing the volume of alcoholic beverages
> contained in a drink without increasing
> proportionately the customary or established
> retail price charged for such drink;
>
> 4. Selling two or more drinks for one price, such
> as "two for one" or "three for one";
>
> 5. Selling pitchers of mixed beverages except in
> accordance with 3VAC5-50-60;
>
> 6. Giving away drinks;
>
> 7. Selling an unlimited number of drinks for one
> price, such as "all you can drink for $5.00";
>
>
8. Advertising happy hour anywhere other than
> within the interior of the licensed premises,
> except that a licensee may use the term "Happy
> Hour" or "Drink Specials," a list of the alcoholic
> beverage products featured during a happy hour as
> well as the time period within which alcoholic
> beverages are being sold at reduced prices in any
> otherwise lawful advertisement;
>
> Unless Jimmy's building contains the whole
> internet...VIOLATION!!!
>
> Git suckin'!
Nobody gives a shit except you and the idiot you're arguing with. So STFU!