Beer while running?


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I thought businesses needed more government regulation. I guess you can't touch peoples' beer.

Does Pennsylvania have any laws about home brewing? Seems like they should, with all these other sucky laws that suck.

WTF Indeed: This is no different then when the State Police raided VFW and American Legion posts in the early 90's. They had these hearings then, and all that changed was they allowed the posts to serve under a special exemption.

As far as I'm concerned, if you're qualified to hang out at the VFW, you should be able to do whatever the fark you want.

EighthundredmillionthFarker: Does Pennsylvania have any laws about home brewing? Seems like they should, with all these other sucky laws that suck.

It's perfectly legal to homebrew as long as it's not for sale, though lately it seems like it can be illegal to sell even if it's from a legit commercial craft brewery. You also can't brew over 200 gallons in a year. How they would know how much you've brewed, I have no idea, but I beleive if there is more than one person living in the household, it goes up to 400 gallons.

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This!

I hope these farking LCB farking farks choke to death on their own farking vomit. I hope a rampaging hippo rapes their corpse. I hope a rampaging yinzer rapes the hippo while it's raping their corpse and then the entire thing explodes into an orgy of beer, glorious beer.

It's embarrassing to live in PA, where they somehow believe that forcing people to buy beer by the case somehow prevents "problem" drinking. If people were only buying sixers, we'd all turn into alcoholics, but buying cases is just fine.

kelleygreen: I visited PA once, accidentally. I was flabbergasted to find that I was not able to buy beer on Sunday. And I thought VA was bad...

PA is indeed bad, but you can buy beer on Sunday if the distributor is open.

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On-On indeed!
San Antonio Hash House Harrier here ;D

EighthundredmillionthFarker: Does Pennsylvania have any laws about home brewing? Seems like they should, with all these other sucky laws that suck.

No, and someone3 correct me if I'm wrong, but even under prohibition, you were allowed to home brew. You just couldn't distribute or sell (or manufacture in commercial quantities, obviously).

No, and someone3 correct me if I'm wrong, but even under prohibition, you were allowed to home brew. You just couldn't distribute or sell (or manufacture in commercial quantities, obviously).

I'll correct you, then. Under Prohibition laws you could produce up to 200 gallons of wine for personal use. You couldn't legally home-brew beer in the US until 1978 when President Carter signed a law permitting it.

And the wine exemption was mostly because of pressure by Jews and Catholics who needed it for religious rituals.

Asteroth: PA is indeed bad, but you can buy beer on Sunday if the distributor is open.

Sunday beer sales from distributors were only allowed in the last four years or so.

anuran: I'll correct you, then. Under Prohibition laws you could produce up to 200 gallons of wine for personal use. You couldn't legally home-brew beer in the US until 1978 when President Carter signed a law permitting it.

Well that explains all the win presses I've seen in the basements of homes in South Philly.

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iollow: EighthundredmillionthFarker: Does Pennsylvania have any laws about home brewing? Seems like they should, with all these other sucky laws that suck.

No, and someone3 correct me if I'm wrong, but even under prohibition, you were allowed to home brew. You just couldn't distribute or sell (or manufacture in commercial quantities, obviously).

I believe you are wrong good sir. Otherwise the Kennedy's never would have been rich.

\sometimes feels like the 20's in pa

Dwight_Yeast:
Well that explains all the win presses I've seen in the basements of homes in South Philly.

No, what explains that is that South Philly was the area center of Italian immigration, and Italy isn't exactly known for its beer.

One local beer blogger, Lew Bryson of Bucks County, launched a Facebook page on Tuesday called "Abolish the PLCB-Rewrite the Code." Within 48 hours, it had attracted more than 2,500 followers.

Oh no, look out! A facebook group is gonna getcha, PA!


/a whole two thousand, five hundred followers? MASS RIOT~!

t3knomanser: I hope these farking LCB farking farks choke to death on their own farking vomit. I hope a rampaging hippo rapes their corpse. I hope a rampaging yinzer rapes the hippo while it's raping their corpse and then the entire thing explodes into an orgy of beer, glorious beer.

It's embarrassing to live in PA, where they somehow believe that forcing people to buy beer by the case somehow prevents "problem" drinking. If people were only buying sixers, we'd all turn into alcoholics, but buying cases is just fine.

Someone should explain to them I switched to whiskey because it's so goddamn hard to get beer. I think we should sue them for causing alcoholism.

Dwight_Yeast: Well that explains all the win presses I've seen in the basements of homes in South Philly.

Hahahaha. Yeah. I think it's a local hobby.

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/Jax Beach HHH FTW
//My name: Jabba the Fark

cyberrequin: San Antonio Hash House Harrier here ;D

again, I repeat my demand for a FARK hash.

/Old Frederick H3
//Gnome Gnuts

Silicone Valley H3 Represent

A Fark hash would be awesome. Texas interhash is coming up next month.

/Mexican Jumping Beaner aka Ferm Chamber(homebrewer)

Yes, indeed, a fark hash bash would be awesome, if it weren't for all the terrible beer.

I wonder if Union Jacks down at Fountain & Umbria in Manayunk had any issues. I hope not, cuz I plan on drinking there tonight.

Picture it, Philadelphia, 2003...

I was 18 years old, in April of my freshman year at Drdxel University. I'm at a party near Towers Hall, on 34th St. A whole bunch of us are in the basement, gettin' our drink on. A friend of mine drops a Listerine strip in my beer, ruining it and stinking up the cup. I go upstairs, to the front door for another cup, and all of a sudden, state cops and LCB officers storm into the place. The one officer asks me some question about the house, and I explain to him that I don't know the answer because I don't live there. He lets me go without trouble. My friends, however, are not so lucky. Suspended licenses and alcohol classes for them. To this day, they stil bring it up.

Good times.

/wanna go back...

...aaaaaand that should say Drexel, not Drdxel.

/facepalm

Tell y'all hashers what. I am Gnome Gnuts.. Get a hold of me on hashspace to organize a FARK hash.

On on, here in Philadelphia

B- double E -double R-U-N
Beer Ruuun!


/All we need is a ten and a fiver
//sober driver optional