Would you ever live in a dry county/city?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

NO! Another reason to stay away from the south. I didn't realize how rampant they were there.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Yes. Part of North Wales (the Lleyn Peninsula) was (due to local referendums) dry on a Sunday until the Major Government gerrymandered the local authority boundaries to stop this from being the case. And the Lleyn is a lovely area.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Yes. Part of North Wales (the Lleyn Peninsula) was (due to local referendums) dry on a Sunday until the Major Government gerrymandered the local authority boundaries to stop this from being the case. And the Lleyn is a lovely area.

Dry on Sundays isn't the same as totally dry, which certain counties and towns in the south are. See the thread in US General.

[Jake]

I wouldn't eliminate them from the list based on this.

[Alcon]

I would not eliminate it as a possibility just because of this (it doesn't affect me too much), but I can't imagine there are dry places where I'd want to live anyway.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Yes. Part of North Wales (the Lleyn Peninsula) was (due to local referendums) dry on a Sunday until the Major Government gerrymandered the local authority boundaries to stop this from being the case. And the Lleyn is a lovely area.

Dry on Sundays isn't the same as totally dry, which certain counties and towns in the south are. See the thread in US General.

I do know that, which is why I specifically mentioned the bit about Sunday's.
I don't drink a lot anyway, so it'd be of no concern to me.

[minionofmidas]

Depends. Can you get weed legally?

[J. J.]

I have in relation to bars.

[Josh/Devilman88]

Yes I would live in a dry county. It would be great.

[Nym90]

Probably not, but not necessarily because they are dry; there would be many other reasons I wouldn't want to live in them.

[nini2287]

Not unless it was absolutely necessary.  If it was, hopefully I would be near the county line to a wet county.

[Lunar]

While I'm not that big of a drinker and have somewhat of a disdain for alcohol, I would never live in a dry city, county, or country.

While being dry of alcohol isn't that significant, it symbolizes the extremnity that this county hates the freedom of the individual.

[MODU]

Yes, and we've already had this thread.

[WalterMitty]

Yes, and we've already had this thread.

well according to the list someone posted, i was born and reared in a 'dry' county.

but im a little confused as to the meaning of the word dry.  the county i was raised in was/is dry according to the list.  while i cannot remember any liquor stores in that county.  i certainly remember the grocery stores selling beer and wine.

[MasterJedi]

Yes, and we've already had this thread.

There is more to life than drinking BRTD, you just stupid enough to not know it. -_-

[MHS2002]

It makes no difference to me.

[AkSaber]

Not to belittle anyone's interest in alcohol, but it really isn't all that important to me, so yeah, I could live there.

[nini2287]

Yes, and we've already had this thread.

well according to the list someone posted, i was born and reared in a 'dry' county.

but im a little confused as to the meaning of the word dry.  the county i was raised in was/is dry according to the list.  while i cannot remember any liquor stores in that county.  i certainly remember the grocery stores selling beer and wine.

If the grocery stores sold beer and wine, you certainly didn't live in Pennsylvania.

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

It really wouldn't matter to me, so yes.

[opebo]

I drink hardly at all, but I would never live in such a place if I had any choice about it.  Of course poors living in such places do not have a choice.