It also gets more complicated when cities are allowed to be dry in the middle of a wet county, or townships are allowed to be dry in the middle of a wet city and county.

From Wikipedia: "Three states, Kansas, Mississippi, and Tennessee, are entirely dry by default: counties specifically must authorize the sale of alcohol in order for it to be legal and subject to state liquor control laws."

I don't believe there are any states that are actually completely dry.

:( I used to live in a dry county. God, that was awful. I wish I could buy liquor on Sundays, though. :(

They're the same little pieces of crap falling off that led to the crash of Columbia. If NASA knows that the insulation tearing off the body of the shuttle caused the crash of one shuttle don't you think it's just a LITTLE important for them to research how to stop that from happening?