Some people in Galveston were freaked out by the appearance of a casket on the beach!  The comments went wild, however, there is an easy explanation for this one. It turns out that the casket was placed there for a commercial. According to the post, a commercial is currently being filmed for "Haunted Ghost Tours." How would you react if you were driving along the beach and just saw a casket lying on the shore?

COOL CONCEPT: Check Out This Adults Only Waterpark in Texas

When most people think of waterparks they think of family getaways! However, this Waterpark in Texas is just for the big kids 18+. Sometimes, you just need to get away without the kids.

Cove- BearX, in College Station, is an exclusive 18 years of age and-up waterpark. So no more babies crying in the background, Mommas yelling in the foreground, and especially no more kids running around like wild animals around YOU! You can SWIM in the freedom knowing you don't have to deal with your kids or anyone else during your stay. You can also literally swim up to the fully stocked bar For more information click here.

Cove- Bear X will open soon for its 2024 season, click here for more information.

Not a kid IN SIGHT!

Look at all that adult-only space to have some serious waterpark fun!

It's music to MOST OF OUR EARS! Live music is played at the Cove too!

I mean come on, check out their private bungalows and AQUATIC couches!

Here is the "vision" at The Cove at BearX on their YouTube page. Check it out! This is why the motto is GOOD VIBES!

This TX Restaurant WILL NOT Serve People That Smell of Marijuana

This restaurant in North Texas will not serve you if you smell like marijuana!  E-Bar Tex Mex in Dallas now has a no-weed-stink policy, according to the Dallas Observer! While the no-weed policy has been in place for years, it recently drew attention on social media after a Facebook post went viral. See the owner's reasoning below.

According to the article, E-Bar owner Ernie Quinlantan says his business has been enforcing the policy for about five years. Sometimes when the windows are cleaned, the sign gets taken down and then put back up in a place that is not quite so obvious.

"People reeking of marijuana, it just ruins everybody's experience around them, you can't possibly have a great meal with someone who has that much odor," Quinlantan says.

In every case, he says, the smell has been overwhelming; no one is getting a sniff test as they walk in. Since he started enforcing the smell code, he says he's never had much of an issue after asking people to leave. What do you think about this restaurant's 'no-weed stink' policy?

NO CELL PHONES ALLOWED AT THIS RESTAURANT:

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