Logan, UTAH
Oct 1st 2006, 2:34 am
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Re: Logan, UTAH
Originally Posted by Schnorbitz
And 3.2 beer 
Oct 1st 2006, 2:40 am
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Re: Logan, UTAH
Originally Posted by Patrick Hasler
Thats NOT beer, thats shandy
Oct 16th 2006, 4:43 am
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Re: Logan, UTAH
Originally Posted by AdobePinon
True, but what they lack in alcohol, they more than make up in flavour. Plus the OP will be close to Idaho which, although full of LDS, does not have UT's liquor laws.
One of many fine beers:
One of many fine beers:
Fantastic! Is that really a beer? I USED to be mormon...been to Logan...not much, except for drunk university students trying to stand up while being talked to by naive missionaries and mormon students. lol
Oct 16th 2006, 12:19 pm
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Re: Logan, UTAH
If you like the mountains, and all sports associated with it, you will enjoy it here. This is a health nut haven. Really beautiful locale yet culturally *cough* different as the religious thang does drive this state. If you have kids in the school system and not of the majority persuasion, be prepared to deal with the faith based issue. This can be resolved by placiing your children in a private school.
The majority of my neighbours are of the LDS persuasion and I have found them to be helpful and kind. All in all for us, it an okay place to live but I would not consider this permanent.
The majority of my neighbours are of the LDS persuasion and I have found them to be helpful and kind. All in all for us, it an okay place to live but I would not consider this permanent.
Oct 16th 2006, 12:27 pm
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Re: Logan, UTAH
Originally Posted by Tegwyn
The majority of my neighbours are of the LDS persuasion and I have found them to be helpful and kind. All in all for us, it an okay place to live but I would not consider this permanent.
