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qprgentina
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| we are back wrote: | | flipping hell.I have to run my fathers shop again, collect pence and listen to costumers that Tesco is cheaper, and my stuff is out of date, what a Saturday I have lined up. I will drink the whiskey and fill it up with my piss, so my father can sell it to someone on Sunday or Monday. Put him in trouble. |
He has probably already pissed in your whiskey.
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islingtonr
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| Went to the feathers in rickmonsworth nearly four pound a pint . who do they think they are ? The weld ? Four pound ? I went home , mates birthday or not . Sod that 4 pound pint of London pride it is made in chiswick for fcuks sake |
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Esox Lucius
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Blimey!!! When did a pint of beer go over a quid? that's ridiculous, it's mostly water.
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| Esox Lucius wrote: | | Blimey!!! When did a pint of beer go over a quid? that's ridiculous, it's mostly water. |
Have you seen the price of water these days? I find drinking alcohol with lower water content to be more efficacious and fiscally prudent. Today I am mostly drinking Jagermeister and Sambuca Black.
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Esox Lucius
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| BiscuitRanger wrote: | | Esox Lucius wrote: | | Blimey!!! When did a pint of beer go over a quid? that's ridiculous, it's mostly water. |
Have you seen the price of water these days? I find drinking alcohol with lower water content to be more efficacious and fiscally prudent. Today I am mostly drinking Jagermeister and Sambuca Black.
I do remember once thinking why don't the government stop dicking around with the duties and just make beer £1/pint and petrol (there was only one type) £2/gallon.
My first pint (might be worthy of a separate thread)...
Double Diamond 77p/pint (The Swallow, Leigh Park) 1978
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Mine would have undoubtedly been a large bottle of woodpecker cider that one of the older boys bought from the dodgy offy at the Grapes in Hayes. Probably around 67-68. We were allowed 'sips' of Guinness growing up when the adults had had so much that they thought it 'wouldn't do us any harm' 
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Hunter S Thompson
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| Esox Lucius wrote: | | Blimey!!! When did a pint of beer go over a quid? that's ridiculous, it's mostly water. |
Diet Coke, mostly water, £2.50 in the Coach and Horses, Brentford/Syon Park. Used to be a Pub, now it's a Gastropub.
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UxbridgeR
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| islingtonr wrote: | | Went to the feathers in rickmonsworth nearly four pound a pint . who do they think they are ? The weld ? Four pound ? I went home , mates birthday or not . Sod that 4 pound pint of London pride it is made in chiswick for fcuks sake |
My company moved to Maple Cross about 15 months back, and the price of beer in Ricky and the surrounding area was a real shock to the system.
It hasn't really stopped us going though
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As for the QPR free weekend, I'll be outside Adel Taarabt's house booing, tutting, and looking for somebody to put a shift in.
I know he's away, but you've got to keep your hand in.
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nige101uk
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Had to put my old dog to sleep yesterday, so today, I'm waiting in for the home check people from a rescue in South Wales. Assuming they make it, I'll then spend tomorrow driving to South Wales to look at Border Collies.
Unless someone on here knows of a Collie needing a good home? We already have an 11 year old collie so would need to be OK with that.
Thought I'd ask.
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Hunter S Thompson
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| nige101uk wrote: | Had to put my old dog to sleep yesterday, so today, I'm waiting in for the home check people from a rescue in South Wales. Assuming they make it, I'll then spend tomorrow driving to South Wales to look at Border Collies.
Unless someone on here knows of a Collie needing a good home? We already have an 11 year old collie so would need to be OK with that. |
I've got two eight year old Border Collies. I take them to the park most days but they always find their way back.
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Esox Lucius
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| UxbridgeR wrote: | As for the QPR free weekend, I'll be outside Adel Taarabt's house booing, tutting, and looking for somebody to put a shift in.
I know he's away, but you've got to keep your hand in. |
 
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| Watching Chelsea lose. |
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