Biggest gripe after 1 month
03-10-13, 05:30 PM
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Biggest gripe after 1 month
Iv had my F a little over 1 month now and the biggest gripe I have with it after switching from my 335 is...
no triple blink turn signals lol
Guess thats a good thing if thats the worst I can come up with.
Still loving the car. Just got my second key for $250 -_-
What custom license plate should I get? I need ideas.. Iv thought of THE F and JDMUSCL .. I like the member on here with 2ND GF, but I dont want to steal his lol
no triple blink turn signals lol
Guess thats a good thing if thats the worst I can come up with.
Still loving the car. Just got my second key for $250 -_-
What custom license plate should I get? I need ideas.. Iv thought of THE F and JDMUSCL .. I like the member on here with 2ND GF, but I dont want to steal his lol
03-10-13, 05:59 PM
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03-10-13, 06:01 PM
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You're probably right. Any state where you can't buy alcohol on Sundays is probably a no go for anything even potentially suggestive.
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03-10-13, 08:05 PM
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We've had Sunday sales for over a year now, and you could always go to a restaurant and get a drink on Sundays unless you're in a dry town. Not only that, but I can bring my own bottle of wine to a restaurant here and pay a corkage fee. Tried that in MD, and was told I could not open the bottle in their restaurant by Maryland law.
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03-11-13, 03:07 AM
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03-11-13, 05:22 AM
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We've had Sunday sales for over a year now, and you could always go to a restaurant and get a drink on Sundays unless you're in a dry town. Not only that, but I can bring my own bottle of wine to a restaurant here and pay a corkage fee. Tried that in MD, and was told I could not open the bottle in their restaurant by Maryland law.
03-11-13, 08:28 AM
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Haha...Yes, MD is annoying as well since you have to buy all alcohol from a liquor store or a bar/restaurant. I have only been to GA once in 2005. I remember bringing a bottle of wine up to the register on Sunday and having a bunch of people look at me funny before one person finally told me I couldn't purchase it on Sunday. In MD, I have never tried to bring wine into a restaurant that has a liquor license....but, there are a limited number of liquor licenses for restaurants around here so most restaurant without a liquor license are BYOB.
