Brendan

Did you get whacked with sticks in school? Don't you remember that the welts on your back and arse were often shown off as a badge of honour in the boys change rooms?

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So which was it, excellent or Norwegian?

I play in a band, we're the best in the land We're big in both Chelsea and France

Either way, just so long as whoever is in keeps tonking it to all four corners of the Petoria skyline.

Wait , um. Go South Africa!

Go England!

Anyway, Guinness and jd depth-charges make the world a better place, like M?decins Sans Fronti?res and the wheel. As someone who has consumed many a Guinness and many a JD in your company I?m sure you agree.

Jah, I?ve always been under the impression that a boilermaker is a beer and a shot (of whisky/ey). You can then, if you so choose, depth-charge your boilermaker. Make sense, no?

Chicken's nice but I prefer beer. Chicken in beer I'm not so keen on.

Beer does make you talk to yourself a bit though.

I?ve also often wondered why one has to specify ?real? ale. As opposed to what, counterfeit ale?

Hang on, what thread is this?

Does Ganapati do Bangla? That's one of my favourits lager at the moment too.

the dog has meantime LPA (whic tread that line between ale and lager ass o many pale ales do these days) on at the moment. I know as I oft stop for a refreshing pint/s thereof en route home from Brixton on Saturday afternoons.

Fuck him he can get his own.

Fish have sex in water. It's unhygienic.

I have recently discovered the joys of making boilermakers/depth charges with Guinness and Jack Daniels. You need a good wide, substantial whiskey tumbler full of Guinness, drop the shot glass of JD into it and down in one. Absolutely sublime. I could eat a beer the size of my head right now.

Fear 'n boozin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > , but Namibian > brewerys Urbock is a cracker of a drink. Their lagers, Windhoek and Tafel are also the only decent mass produced lagers South of the Tropic of Capricorn.

Piddle in the Hole ABV 3.9% Copper-coloured and quite dry, with lots of hops and fruitiness throughout. Piddle in the Wind ABV 4.5% This drink has a superb mix of flavours. A nice hoppy nose through to a lasting aftertaste makes it a good all-round beer. Piddle in the Dark ABV 4.5% A rich ruby red bitter with a smooth flavour. Piddle in the Snow ABV 5.2% A dry, strong taste all the way through draws your attention to the balance between malt and hops in the brew. A glorious way to end an evenings drinking.

Perhaps the employees as Tesco are Toydarian.

Beer.

I've never got the issue with GM stuff either. Selective breeding is just genetic modification.

Bit off topic but I knocked down a shed in the back garden this summer and found loads of those tube web spiders which apparently came over from New Zealand on a holiday and decided to stay.

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Badgers Tanglefoot, The Shit and Shovel just up from Embankment is a very, very happy place for me.