Eventbrite - Walter Salas presents The Royal Flush Comedy, Dance & Entertainment Show starring Chingo Bling - Saturday, June 29, 2019 Sunday, June 30, 2019 at The Gardens Casino, Hawaiian Gardens, CA. Find event and ticket information. The Gardens Casino main page: This casino can be found in Hawaiian Gardens, California. The Gardens Casino features 0 slot machines and 115 table games for your pleasure. World Casino Directory also books casino hotel reservations in Hawaiian Gardens. Browse our gallery of images of The Gardens Casino or read recent headlines about The Gardens Casino on this page.

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Hey now, there's something to be said for using some of the less heavy & syrupy social lubricants in the adolescent crankshaft. Maybe especially for some of us who weren't quite built for being a big football hero, and had to try to be clever or devious instead. On a planet long ago and far away, after getting well into a bottle of Boone's Farm Strawberry Hill with the object of my throbbing teenage affection, I was about a 2/5 favorite to go places I'd never been and to have the very first really interesting time of my life. Until I slightly miscalculated the dosage of that combination of molten sticky sugary glorified bathtub booze, and puked it all over the upholstery in her Dad's car.
ADDEMDUM: I wonder if I might have confused some of the chatter about Poker/Casino tableside food service between H.G. & Commerce? I still haven't ever gotten around to sampling either. The food that gets talked about, at least among some of the poker playing visitors to LV that I've chatted with about their home 'casinos,' is fairly inexpensive (by LA standards) Thai food, served while you play. Or so I'm told. Not some sit down restaurant, unless a table with cards and poker chips qualifies as a 'restaurant.'
I believe the Wizard would have graduated high school somewhere around 1983 while Zima didn't come out until the 1990's. The non beer and liquor choice back then was Bartle's & Jame's wine coolers. I only know this because the Wizard and I are aobut the same age.
I believe the Wizard would have graduated high school somewhere around 1983 while Zima didn't come out until the 1990's. The non beer and liquor choice back then was Bartle's & Jame's wine coolers. I only know this because the Wizard and I are aobut the same age.
Yeah, I was gonna say...Zima? No. Not for our teen generation.
Boones Farm
Annie Green Springs
Mad Dog 2020 (Mogen David)
Miller
Budweiser
Pabst Blue Ribbon
If needing a serious blast, Colt 40 malt liquor
No light beers. No sweet coolers or fruit flavored stuff. Tequila Sunrise and Tom Collins were ladies (girlie) drinks, as close to alcohol that didn't taste like it as was available.

Hawaiian Gardens California Casino

We had lots of 'shine in the area, but there was some code among the men that kept it out of our hands. Unless you found your dad's stash ;-)
We still got our hands on alcohol, other things were even easier. 70's

If needing a serious blast, Colt 40 malt liquor.

I thought it was Colt 45? (and two zig zags, baby that's all we need...)

I believe the Wizard would have graduated high school somewhere around 1983 while Zima didn't come out until the 1990's. The non beer and liquor choice back then was Bartle's & Jame's wine coolers. I only know this because the Wizard and I are aobut the same age.

83 exactly! Wine coolers were big at the time. Bartles & James were seen as rather pricey by us poor high school students. There were some economy brands we preferred. One of them was Sun Country that had wine coolers in a two-liter bottle. Man, I drank a lot of those.

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I recall hearing about Boones in the movie Juno but still have never had one, or even seen one.

83 exactly! Wine coolers were big at the time. Bartles & James were seen as rather pricey by us poor high school students. There were some economy brands we preferred. One of them was Sun Country that had wine coolers in a two-liter bottle. Man, I drank a lot of those.
I recall hearing about Boones in the movie Juno but still have never had one, or even seen one.

Fwiw you're quoting drich, not me in the first paragraph. But very similar sentiments.

Hawaiian Gardens casino is supposed to fund improvements in that city, it rarely does. It is owned and controlled by a ultra orthodox Jew who funds Jewish settlements on the West Bank even those opposed by the Jewish Government. All the casino's charities appear to be passthrough entities for similarly named charities in Israel.

True. I'd avoid playing there for this reason.
How an impoverished Southern California town became a cash machine for controversial Jewish settlements in the Middle East
http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2000/09/bingo-connection
The operator of the club, a retired Miami Beach physician named Irving Moskowitz, has made international headlines for inflaming tensions in the Middle East. In 1996, Moskowitz helped finance a tunnel in Jerusalem next to land considered sacred by Muslims; the opening sparked days of riots that resulted in the deaths of 60 Palestinians and 15 Israelis.

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