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Ben Carson admits fabricating West Point scholarship

Crovax said:
Were you wasted when you made up that story. There is an open container law in most places, New Orleans and Las Vegas being the only really major exceptions.

As to why the paper bag, the wire explains it a lot more eloquently than I could.

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How in any way did you rebut what I said?
 
Crovax said:
It has nothing to do with Baptists, Christianity or religion whatsoever.
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Uh huh. Why don't you provide your own theory for why clerks, particularly in the South, twist the bags of alcohol at the neck?
 
Cardinal said:
Uh huh. Why don't you provide your own theory for why clerks, particularly in the South, twist the bags of alcohol at the neck?
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I just told you why the put them in paper bags. Are you asserting that clerks in other places put drinks in paper bags also but without a twist and the only reason for this twist is "baptist law" (not a real thing btw)?
 
Crovax said:
I just told you why the put them in paper bags. Are you asserting that clerks in other places put drinks in paper bags also but without a twist and the only reason for this twist is "baptist law" (not a real thing btw)?
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Explain the twist part. And explain why it's done on bags with alcohol in them.
 
Fletch said:
I see. So please explain the link between 7th Day Adventists and the Taliban. Name calling is easy. That's why children do it.
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Getting a little personal attack-y?
 
le bouffon said:
Eisenhower campaigned to place "In God We Trust" on our currency and Pledge of Allegiance in 1956, despite centuries of having no God mentioned anywhere on our currency...
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Our country hadn't even been around for "centuries" when Eisenhower was President, much less our currency. Of course, the term had appeared on coins for decades prior to its inclusion on currency.
 
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