Wow, I'm not sure how that works, either! I know the regular drive-through liquor stores have you pop your trunk and place your order there, but how a frozen margarita would work, I have no idea.
Dunno about Texas, but the drive-through daiquiri joints in Louisiana get away with it by sticking a piece of Scotch tape over the straw hole in the cup, and handing you the straw separately. Voila, instant legal non-open container!
If that were available here, I wouldn't spend the last five minutes of dinner sucking down the second half of whatever drink I'd ordered and only drank half of!
The same town, Schulenburg, that has these two signs also has a building with a pro-life monument out front we've always called the Abortion Statue, but didn't get a picture of. It's a tall metal sort of wavy, sinuous shape with two circular holes in it that contain metal full-term fetuses.
There used to be a big church (with a giant JESUS flag) near my house that was attached to a Sherwin Williams paint store. Every time we passed it my mother would yell out "Repaint ye! Repaint ye!"
You know, that reminds me of a story a friend was telling me the other day. A mutual friend (ok, I don't know him as well as the person telling the story) moved to Texas and realized he had found his place when he could take two different routes to a job - Pointblank and Gunbarrel...
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Last time I was there, Odessa had a drive-through frozen margarita stand. I don't even know how that works.
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The same town, Schulenburg, that has these two signs also has a building with a pro-life monument out front we've always called the Abortion Statue, but didn't get a picture of. It's a tall metal sort of wavy, sinuous shape with two circular holes in it that contain metal full-term fetuses.
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U C Santa Cruz has a statue we all used to call "The Flying IUD," though I think it was just supposed to be artsy.
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There used to be a big church (with a giant JESUS flag) near my house that was attached to a Sherwin Williams paint store. Every time we passed it my mother would yell out "Repaint ye! Repaint ye!"
Sometimes my family is awesome.
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