what was that? is that all there is? who is this? this is it.

"Police say using a paper bag to cover a beer bottle doesn’t save you from violating the open-container law.

People are not allowed to “open a bottle, can or other receptacle containing liquor in a public place,” possess those items in a public place or consume liquor in a public place, according to the Seattle Municipal Code.

Officers have to determine that someone is drinking alcohol, but the smell or behaviors of the person carrying the bag are typically a giveaway, police spokesman Mark Jamieson said earlier this year. The bag also looks suspicious.

“If you’re drinking a bottle of milk, why do you need the bag?” he said.

The fine for violating the open container law is $27."

it's in the bag in the park  4-19-15 

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a coozie made by those guys down at DANK bags always seemed to do the trick and allowed me to disappear and sit on the steps of a giant office building or sit on a planter box in front of a courthouse and down countless cans of beer hiding in plain sight. 12oz 16oz 24oz whatever it takes

Since the courts banned the ban on having guns in city parks, I've been using this: http://www.isoaker.com/Info/History/1987_17_edit1024.jpg I just fill it up with beer or whisky. No brown bag. Nothing suspicious. Plus my friends now think I look cool and treat me as such.

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