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So what did you do while in middle school and elementary?I feel like this deserves clarification. High school parking lot while I was in high school. College parking lots while I was in college.
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Sign Up Now!So what did you do while in middle school and elementary?I feel like this deserves clarification. High school parking lot while I was in high school. College parking lots while I was in college.
On a roof in Kearney. GBR!
Beats TJ Max. I forgot my top one, Barrymore’s bathroom upstairs circa 1998ish.Dressing room at the Post and Nickel.
1993?
Business or house?
Did you go to Wayne State? I was a 2011 grad. The Max isn’t the popular bar anymore; was back up for a wedding a couple years ago. Had a bunch of buddies that worked the kitchen...Blow job in the kitchen of the Max Bar and Grill in WAYNE, NE. Just to clarify again, that’s the Max in WAYNE not Omaha 😂. Also a blow job in the parking lot of the old Bluejay bar in Omaha
My picture was on the wall of the old Bluejay bar for years. We did a "Keg Toss & Roll" fundraiser in conjunction with a Pickle Smoochers fraternity for charity and a photo memorialized the event for posterity. Got to be on TV during a live broadcast of the WOWT weather segment when we rolled a keg across the set to promote the event as well. I was simultaneously delighted and appalled when buddies of mine who ARE Pickle Smoochers fans let me know about it as I'm the fervent Pickle Smoochers hater in our group.Blow job in the kitchen of the Max Bar and Grill in WAYNE, NE. Just to clarify again, that’s the Max in WAYNE not Omaha 😂. Also a blow job in the parking lot of the old Bluejay bar in Omaha
No I didn’t go there. Had some buddies there from 2011-13 so I visited there every now and thenDid you go to Wayne State? I was a 2011 grad. The Max isn’t the popular bar anymore; was back up for a wedding a couple years ago. Had a bunch of buddies that worked the kitchen...
That was a great bar. I didn’t go to CU but had some good buddies that did so I was at the jay almost every Wednesday when I was 19-20 years old. Had a lot of good times there. Think I maybe went there twice after I turned 21 lolMy picture was on the wall of the old Bluejay bar for years. We did a "Keg Toss & Roll" fundraiser in conjunction with a Pickle Smoochers fraternity for charity and a photo memorialized the event for posterity. Got to be on TV during a live broadcast of the WOWT weather segment when we rolled a keg across the set to promote the event as well. I was simultaneously delighted and appalled when buddies of mine who ARE Pickle Smoochers fans let me know about it as I'm the fervent Pickle Smoochers hater in our group.
Back the Paleozoic Era in which I grew up, we had the option of heading across the bridge to Cockeye to drink legally at the age of 18. Nebraska was 19 at the time, but yea ... there were always bars that would turn a blind eye to asking for ID in exchange for business back then. My guess is those places are fewer and further in between with the enhanced emphasis on enforcement of all laws alcohol related. Except in Bow Valley, NE. I believe the standard up there is if you're old enough to see over the bar, you can drink.That was a great bar. I didn’t go to CU but had some good buddies that did so I was at the jay almost every Wednesday when I was 19-20 years old. Had a lot of good times there. Think I maybe went there twice after I turned 21 lol
So what did you do while in middle school and elementary?
She said she doesn't know.Ask yer mom
Back the Paleozoic Era in which I grew up, we had the option of heading across the bridge to Cockeyes to drink legally at the age of 18. Nebraska was 19 at the time, but yea ... there were always bars that would turn a blind eye to asking for ID in exchange for business back then. My guess is those places are fewer and further in between with the enhanced emphasis on enforcement of all laws alcohol related. Except in Bow Valley, NE. I believe the standard up there is if you're old enough to see over the bar, you can drink.