Reminder for Nashville-Area Reasonoids: Happy Hour Tonight With Radley Balko and Liberty on the Rocks

Reason Staff | 2.17.2011 1:44 PM

For those of you in the Nashville area, Reason Senior Editor Radley Balko and the local chapter of Liberty on the Rocks will be at Mafioza's on 12 South tonight from 5:30 to 9:30 pm.

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Sandi 14 years ago

I took a shit in Nashville once. During rush hour.
Cop 14 years ago

Can I bring my dog?
Tim 14 years ago

Sponsored by the Nashville Policeman's Benevolent Association.
James 14 years ago

Someone tell Radley his site The Agitator is down as 'forbidden'
DanD 14 years ago

Wish I could make it. I'm going to the Preds game.

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Reminder for Nashville-Area Reasonoids: Happy Hour Tonight With Radley Balko and Liberty on the Rocks

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