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All domestic lager is shite. I am not sure why the stuff made in its country of origin tastes better, in particular when you are in the country of origin. Is that just a change of perception?


Visited a warehouse today in Southampton where they keep all the stuff for the cruise liners. They told us that they do not take on anything local - everything is sourced nationally or intenationally. Imagagine my excitement when I saw pallets of Carlsberg. So I spend ?10 grand on a world cruise and what do they give me? Carlsberg? It's in the John Smiths smoothflow territory. I hasten to add this will have been produced in some beer factory in Northampton not bottled on the thighs of Danish maidens.


Anyway, haven't got a clue what this thread is about but the Grove was a lovey pub till its make over ten or more years ago, and I saw the Italy England match there in 97/8 when we qualified for the World Cup.

Mick Mac Wrote:

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> Jeez PD - you have friends and a wife too! good

> onya.



Are you naturally a c*nt or do you practice on a daily basis, either way you're there.

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