Griz vs. NDSU in Vegas???

[EverettGriz]

I understand one bar was under the impression MsdUi was being considered for this game. They leveraged all they had to purchase what they believed to be enough alcohol to satiate Guzzlin Garza and Coach “just one more” Housewife”.

I feel for ‘em. No way they can sell that much liquor to the general public in Vegas.

 

[Da Boyz Mom]

I understand one bar was under the impression MsdUi was being considered for this game. They leveraged all they had to purchase what they believed to be enough alcohol to satiate Guzzlin Garza and Coach “just one more” Housewife”.

I feel for ‘em. No way they can sell that much liquor to the general public in Vegas.

That is top level posting right there.

 

[tgreseth]

I understand one bar was under the impression MsdUi was being considered for this game. They leveraged all they had to purchase what they believed to be enough alcohol to satiate Guzzlin Garza and Coach “just one more” Housewife”.

I feel for ‘em. No way they can sell that much liquor to the general public in Vegas.

That is top level posting right there.

“top shelf” was right there!

 

[Da Boyz Mom]

That is top level posting right there.

“top shelf” was right there!

It's patently obvious that I am not a drinker. Lol. I really blew that one.

 

[3-7-77]

Yes, but it’s the rush. You COULD win. And I have won…but certainly lost more than I won.

I've lived in Nevada. Interesting state. I worked in a small town hospital. Two man security patrol, guard dog at their side. Definitely not in Kansas anymore, Toto. Slot machines EVERYWHERE. Any place people come to, airports, grocery stores, and definitely casinos. Coming or going, gambling is there. Come in from the north, Jackpot, Nevada(little town based on multiple casinos) sucking those from Idaho, Montana, Washington and Oregon dry. From the east, Wendover. Small town based on casinos. Ironic, you can actually SEE the Utah-Nevada state line if you know how to look. Bright lights, paved roads, parking lots, active businesses.....then desert, and darkness to the east. Reno sucks Californians dry.
You are right, you MIGHT win. Had a friend who was slot machine addicted. Led to his ruin.
I guess if the schools were offered a big payout, the deal could go through. Money talks.

 

[AZGrizFan]

Yes, but it’s the rush. You COULD win. And I have won…but certainly lost more than I won.

I've lived in Nevada. Interesting state. I worked in a small town hospital. Two man security patrol, guard dog at their side. Definitely not in Kansas anymore, Toto. Slot machines EVERYWHERE. Any place people come to, airports, grocery stores, and definitely casinos. Coming or going, gambling is there. Come in from the north, Jackpot, Nevada(little town based on multiple casinos) sucking those from Idaho, Montana, Washington and Oregon dry. From the east, Wendover. Small town based on casinos. Ironic, you can actually SEE the Utah-Nevada state line if you know how to look. Bright lights, paved roads, parking lots, active businesses.....then desert, and darkness to the east. Reno sucks Californians dry.
You are right, you MIGHT win. Had a friend who was slot machine addicted. Led to his ruin.
I guess if the schools were offered a big payout, the deal could go through. Money talks.

Just described Montana now.

 

[3-7-77]

Naw, the only real change is minor. The word 'Bar' disappeared, and they had to offer food in addition to booze. It's all slots now, electronic at that. Not the sound of coins falling into a tray. No poker tables or other gaming. I'm no gambler so I really don't give a sh*t.

 

[AZGrizFan]

Naw, the only real change is minor. The word 'Bar' disappeared, and they had to offer food in addition to booze. It's all slots now, electronic at that. Not the sound of coins falling into a tray. No poker tables or other gaming. I'm no gambler so I really don't give a sh*t.

For those of us who grew up in Missoula, the change is anything but minor.

 

[3-7-77]

Moving from Montana to Nevada was a bit of culture shock. The Land of Oz. :shock: