🚀 go-pugleaf

In the referenced article gt0418c@prism.gatech.EDU (Shane McWhorter) writes:
>I am reminded, however, that a reason one cannot buy liquor on
>Sundays in Georgia is to keep workers from calling in sick on 
>Monday. Sell beer on a Sunday, and the economy will collapse.

To swipe a phrase from Stormin' Norm, bovine scatology.  Most folk simply
stock up anyway.  It's real simple: those FEW who allow substance abuse
to affect their job performance get FIRED, thus cutting their means of
supporting the habit.... the rest will get the message in a hurry.  Meanwhile,
what you choose to purchase should be nobody's business but your own, 
no matter whose day it is.  

The function of government is to *leave* *the* *people* *alone*.
                                        -- Tim Leary, DragonCon '92

South Carolina, generally considered right up there with Georgia as 
being a bastion of conservatism, got rid of their blue laws about
two years ago.  Why can't Georgia?  Meanwhile, Mister McWhorter, 
have a life, it's on me.  

random ramblings from the keyboard of
Glenn R. Stone (glenns@eas.gatech.edu)
politics?  who, me?  I have nothing to do with ticking parrots.