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Why does Pat hate museums?
- Thread starter Kim_Jong_Poon_
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When I went to the Alamo it seemed to be a museum already.
It's not that he hates museums; it's that he LOVES alcohol and the establishments that serve it.
anyone who doesn't like the alamo is unamerican and a flaming faggot
Pat is in favor of lockdowns and vaccine mandates, but when one bar can be forcefully bought he's suddenly concerned with government overreach...
no principles, no ideology, just effeminate theatrics with this piece of shit deadbeat father
no principles, no ideology, just effeminate theatrics with this piece of shit deadbeat father
The Alamo is gay as fuck and San Antonio is a shit hole full of big ole women
"Built a bar from nothing" as opposed to every other bar, which came pre-built when we discovered America.
San Antonio is the Spanish equivalent of Reading, Pennsylvania and the Alamo is the most overrated tourist destination in America.
Cool history behind it but just remarkably underwhelming to visit.
Cool history behind it but just remarkably underwhelming to visit.
The funniest part about the Alamo is that there's a literal huge faggot bar (3 stories) a stones throw away from it and the bar is considered a landmark- so it's not going anywhere.
Doesn't help that they built shitty tourist traps (Ripley's Believe it or Not/Wax Museum) a 100 feet away. It's small and out of place relative to what they built around it.
Nice basement, stupid.
The last time I was at the Alamo, there was a goddamned Fuddruckers across the street
I've been to the Alamo too, Its corny how they made paper mache molds around the air ducts to simulate what it "would" look like so they can have A/C in the joint
WWAWD Jim Bowie???
I lived in Lancaster, PA for a couple years and once drove to Reading just to check it out. It seemed like something out of nightmare. I couldn't imagine living there and felt sorry for all the people that did. Same thing with York, PA. PA has cool gun laws and nice countryside and nature, but man is it full of little shit hole cities.
I remember that too. it wasnt even across the street from the surrounding block, it was directly across the entrance.
There was a wax museum next to it too
I can't remember, but even as a shithead college kid I thought it was tacky as fuck. The Alamo itself was pretty neat