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October 10, 2000
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An Oktoberfest Without Beer?

It seems that the anti-choice nannies in Cullman, Alabama are planning a beer-less Oktoberfest. Just add this to a growing list of nanny anti-fun suggestions including candy-less Halloween, tofu-turkey Thanksgiving, and reduced-calorie holiday dinners.

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