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[Grumpyolddawg]

Couple of thoughts here, if my dad found out I threw beer bottles at someone's vehicle or hit someone in the head with a beer bottle he would have beat me half to death, I wouldn't have looked near as good as the EKU player did. Wouldn't have mattered if I were 14 or 30, my dad rode one of those little plywood boats to the beach in Normandy and wasn't afraid of anything I ever say, really can't imagine how bad that was running into all that firepower.

Second, while Barker hasn't shown much maturity in some of his decisions, don't write him off, Bobo use to start fights in the bars in Athens couple times a week and the OL would save his butt. Sometimes they grow up, give him a chance.

 

[Bank Cat]

Originally posted by ok-cats-computer:

Originally posted by THE_OAK:

Originally posted by ok-cats-computer:

Originally posted by THE_OAK:
The bigger question is why in the hell would they want to go to a bar in Richmond?

Back when I was at UK, the laws in Lexington and Richmond were different. A person had to be 21 to get into a Lexington bar, but a person only had to be 18 to get into a Richmond bar. We used to go out in Richmond for that reason. I'm not sure if the rules are still the same.

One would think that you would have to be 21 to get into any bar. That's just asking for trouble letting under aged people into a bar. Sounds like something Richmond would allow.

I agree. It was a weird rule. I'd be interested to find out if you still only have to be 18 to get into the bars in Richmond. I know the court system in Madison County collected a fortune in underage drinking and alcohol intoxication fines, which is an inevitable result of allowing 18 year olds into bars.

I was still 17 during the fall semester of my freshman year at UK. I'd have to use an 18-year old buddy's ID to get in! Still, I'd get in and would be doing upside-down margaritas within 10 minutes.