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BYOA
(redirected from Bring Your Own Alcohol)

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BYOABring Your Own Access (AOL)
BYOABring Your Own Alcohol
BYOABy Your Own Admission
BYOABring Your Own Amenities
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If you go out to dinner or to a bar, you can bring your own alcohol and not have to spend high prices on drinks.
Pink Liquor Flasks by Lisa Gunther / Travel, recreation and leisure community
There will be the bathhouses, small places like the West Side Club in Chelsea, and sex parties, of which there are dozens, and include the NY Jockparty (“You can bring your own alcohol and poppers if you like.
The Tearoom Trade in 2008 by Choire Sicha / The New York Observer
Armed with four tins of Stella picked from the fridge at the general store opposite (it's a bring your own alcohol place, although soft drinks are on sale) we perused a menu which has earned a place in the Cobra Good Curry Guide since last visited.
PLACE FULL OF BENGAL SPICE by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
 
 
 
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