Unfortunately I would assume that the Bluegrass Hotel does not allow grease bombs in or around their grounds since ‘historic’ things (hotels) are typically also quite flammable.
That’s right dammit! I don’t wanna see any PDF’s of anybody’s letters from their lawyers on my thread. If you have to consult an attorney regarding the content of this thread something is seriously wrong with you.
First off…read the constitution man…no where in there is any discussion about the legality of exploding pig fat. NOTHING. Not one freakin’ word. And remember your high school government class - all rights not expressly spelled out are reserved for the states. So you see you don’t need a lawyer to tell you it’s ok to ignite grease bombs.
Now I’m willing to concede to Hooch the idea that perhaps NOT in an historic building. But I wasn’t suggesting that they do grease bombs at the Bluegrass Hotel I was just asking what they thought about them.
And you don’t need a freakin’ attorney to answer that question.
No attorneys on my thread!
It’s Monday - I mean it. I always mean what I say on Monday!
I’m with Jess. No, White Castle does not qualify. You’re better off with a sausage and pepperoni pizza at The Station Inn. Now with that we could make a decent Pork Bomb! :lol
I need to quit reading this thread unless I already have bacon in-hand. I’m now hungry at work without bacon anywhere in sight. What this town needs is an emergency bacon delivery service. Ooooh…business idea!