Denver One Lincoln Park - Page 41

Octavian · #**801** Posted **Jan 25, 2008, 2:16 PM**

Better, but still not as good as an unfettered free market.

COtoOC · #**802** Posted **Jan 25, 2008, 3:01 PM**

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Originally Posted by MitchCPC

Has anybody been to the Target out near Stapleton, they have a liquor section. It's funny on Sunday's they chain it off.

They do? I know they have 3.2 beer, but I thought it was the Glendale Target that had the wine section, and that only one Target in the state could do that. In California, all Targets had a wine aisle.

Also, I think I've bought 3.2 beer from King Soopers on Sunday.

SnyderBock · #**803** Posted **Jan 25, 2008, 6:20 PM**

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Originally Posted by glowrock

God, I hope you're being sarcastic, SnyderBock...

Aaron (Glowrock)

yep...

FrancoRey · #**804** Posted **Jan 25, 2008, 6:46 PM**

May the Booze Gods make it so!

MitchCPC · #**805** Posted **Jan 25, 2008, 7:05 PM**

Maybe I am mixing them up. I've been to the one in Glendale and I knew about their wine section. Last time I went to the one in Stapleton was last spring so maybe my memory is foggy but I swore they had a liquor/wine section

rds70 · #**806** Posted **Jan 28, 2008, 3:30 AM**

Back on topic.....

1/27/08:

pablosan · #**807** Posted **Jan 28, 2008, 3:32 AM**

RDS, I think we just missed each other throughout the day.

EngiNerd · #**808** Posted **Jan 28, 2008, 3:49 AM**

Very nice pictures guys, that first one by Pablosan makes it look huge.

navyweaxguy · #**809** Posted **Jan 28, 2008, 7:24 PM**

i wonder why they havent done the topping out ceremony yet.

blm3034L!fe · #**810** Posted **Jan 28, 2008, 8:18 PM**

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Originally Posted by COtoOC

They do? I know they have 3.2 beer, but I thought it was the Glendale Target that had the wine section, and that only one Target in the state could do that. In California, all Targets had a wine aisle.

Also, I think I've bought 3.2 beer from King Soopers on Sunday.

IMHO who ever the hell thought of the idea of 3.2 beer? Should be shot, Tarred and Feathered then hung in a courtyard for the public to see and throw stones!!!

Is that too harsh?

MitchCPC · #**811** Posted **Jan 28, 2008, 10:15 PM**

I think 3.2 beer bars should be brought back for kids. But this time do it at age 16. They are gonna do it anyways, you mine as well give them a place where they can be supervised, and they can still feel cool by drinking in a bar even though its only 3.2. Ever seen Dazed and Confused?

Denver Bear · #**812** Posted **Jan 29, 2008, 3:53 AM**

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Originally Posted by MitchCPC

I think 3.2 beer bars should be brought back for kids. But this time do it at age 16. They are gonna do it anyways, you mine as well give them a place where they can be supervised, and they can still feel cool by drinking in a bar even though its only 3.2. Ever seen Dazed and Confused?

I would agree with that, except I think teens of today are no where as mature as teens of generations past. I honestly feel the driving age should be moved up to 18 too. I know there are many responsible teens, but I am speaking of the majority.

navyweaxguy · #**813** Posted **Jan 29, 2008, 3:59 AM**

I think that they arent given the chance to be as mature. We shelter them from everything nowadays. Kids can barely even play outside without taking an antibacterial flea dip when they get inside.

Denver Bear · #**814** Posted **Jan 29, 2008, 4:04 AM**

agreed Navy. Growing up we had metal toys and never wore a helmet to go bike riding. And we did just fine. Then ago, we actually went outside and played. Kids haven't been given the chance, but doesn't change my opinion that they aren't mature. Sucks for the ones who are.

FrancoRey · #**815** Posted **Jan 29, 2008, 4:16 AM**

Sorry, but I think every kid nowadays is spoiled rotten. They are irresponsible, ungrateful, lazy idiots. That says a lot for someone who is only 23, but I see it most in my own damn age group. Statistically speaking, I'd say 75% of the people that go to my school (CU-Boulder) are in this category. Part of the problem is that all of them are out of state and rich mommy and daddy have pampered them beyond fathomable status to the point where they are as shallow, boring, and as one-dimensional as a fucking board. All of them drink alcohol regularly, are over 18, and are STILL idiots. To hell with lowering the age, it doesn't change a damn thing. They are still retarded.

That's my generation as I have seen it thus far (the spoiled, dumbass, post gen-Y generation I call the Paris Hilton generation). Don't hold any of us responsible for anything, because we can't even handle doing our own schoolwork or daily stress in life without being drunk, stoned, or jacked up on some stupid OTC drug. Alcohol age is the least of the problems. We should focusing on how people use it properly, which probably won't help anyway.

I feel good about my fellow peers, AKA the retards born in the 1980's. The 1990's batch has yet to prove themselves, but I'm not expecting much out of them either.

Sorry for the off topic rant. I just need to get out of here. School, Boulder, and Chihuaua purse-carrying bitches can take their toll on your soul and lookout on life.

SnyderBock · #**816** Posted **Jan 29, 2008, 5:36 AM**

Good points, but it was the post WWII generations that made us oil dependent, introduced us to recreational drug use, and raised lazy, spoiled kids. Who's stupid?

FrancoRey · #**817** Posted **Jan 29, 2008, 5:46 AM**

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Originally Posted by SnyderBock

Good points, but it was the post WWII generations that made us oil dependent, introduced us to recreational drug use, and raised lazy, spoiled kids. Who's stupid?

Actually, I attribute it to the coke sniffers, or hippy, or surfer, or pothead rocker baby boomers growing up in the 60's and 70's...

pablosan · #**818** Posted **Jan 29, 2008, 5:47 AM**

Amen, Snyder. And to think that generation is still running the country.

The Dirt · #**819** Posted **Jan 29, 2008, 7:03 AM**

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Originally Posted by FrancoRey

Sorry, but I think every kid nowadays is spoiled rotten. They are irresponsible, ungrateful, lazy idiots. That says a lot for someone who is only 23, but I see it most in my own damn age group. Statistically speaking, I'd say 75% of the people that go to my school (CU-Boulder) are in this category. Part of the problem is that all of them are out of state and rich mommy and daddy have pampered them beyond fathomable status to the point where they are as shallow, boring, and as one-dimensional as a fucking board. All of them drink alcohol regularly, are over 18, and are STILL idiots.

My thoughts exactly! I graduated in 2004 and I was surprised at just how many shitheads I had to go to school with. They make me want to puke, and not from excess alcohol! Don't get me wrong, I love (certain things about) Boulder and CU, but the majority of people at the school are spoiled morons that have 3 things on their minds: sex, booze, and drugs. Sorry... I was just expecting a more serious crowd when I started.

pablosan · #**820** Posted **Jan 29, 2008, 7:40 AM**

CU is a notorious party school. It has been, even when I attended CU.