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Pickle Bar Crawl: An Open Letter To Add Another Bar Crawl To The Lineup

Every few months, LineLeap hosts one of Penn State students’ favorite events of the year, the beloved bar crawl. From banana to hot dog to Santa, we have it all. Why not add a pickle bar crawl to the lineup?

Who doesn’t love pickles? With a bar literally named Bill Pickles Tap Room downtown, it couldn’t seem more fitting for Penn State. Instead of the classic bar crawl shirts, picture an iconic pickle-shaped costume similar to the banana or hot dog.

Imagine how awesome it would be if it was even sponsored by Bill Pickles. Picture this: you and your friends dressed as pickles walking into Bill Pickles, ordering Pickle Back Shots for $2. The joy this would bring to State College would be astounding.

To my pickle haters, does anyone really like bananas anyway? Come on, you only have so many chances to dress up like foods and drink the day away. As for LineLeap, colleges across the country would eat this up.

A Pickle Bar Crawl wouldn’t hurt any party involved. LineLeap, don’t disappoint the masses!

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Lily Mogk

Lily is a current junior majoring in Advertising from Harrisburg, PA. You can often find her reading rom-cos, listening to Harry Styles, and watching the Eagles. Go Birds! Follow her on Instagram @lilymogkk or email her at [email protected] for questions or her thoughts on the newest Harry Styles album.

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