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when traveling to vegas with an old fratboy you can count on one of two things: a) stopping by the frat house for a “quick” bathroom break, or b) stopping by the favorite college watering hole. please note i use old fratboy in humor, as there is no such thing, once a fratbrat always a fratbrat. this is one of those things that men just can’t let go of, frat stories and remote controls, whatever.i threw a fit until i saw the sign, this girl is always up for a good beaver bar!

Comments

  • Where is this place?

  • Dam, nice beaver.

  • Ahhhh. Beaver dam. Reminds me of work. You failed to mention that Beaver dam is just a hop, skip, and a hump from the well named Virgin River. Here’s a little fish biology humor for you, one of the fishes found in the Virgin, is a chub! The Virgin claim isn’t so convincing when you’re full of chubs. Maybe she’s a “born again” Virgin, since they are endangered.

  • I really like that sign right before Beaver: “Now Entering Beaver.”

    Usually when that happens I don’t need a sign to tell me.

    Bah dum dum.

  • And then there’s this old favorite: When you drive south on I-15, you pass through Fillmore, then Beaver.

    Fillmore, Beaver.

    Damn that’s a long-ass boring drive.

  • And don’t forget Virgin is also in the mix. Filmore, Virgin, Beaver.

    Man it is fun to live in Utah.

  • d: the bar is outside of st. george in the mini town of beaver dam.

    ace: thanks.

    one guy: and the clever comments begin! yay!

    t: sorry, i’ve been off with my humps lately.

    theorris: good point, who needs the sign. isn’t actually entering the beaver enough?

    j2: another great observation!

    theorris: utah, the not so mormon state!

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