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Post by Flying Monkeys on Jun 11, 2022 16:42:20 GMT
Marvellous - what better way to relax after being beaten not once but twice at squash? First task - get fit, that will improve my game a lot. In the meantime, ![[cheers]](http://storage2.proboards.com/6870873/images/aglhVEHQrHaJeFlTZSWP.gif) |
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Post by mowlick on Jun 11, 2022 18:33:54 GMT
Marvellous - what better way to relax after being beaten not but twice at squash? First task - get fit, that will improve my game a lot. In the meantime,
A can?
I know that your part of the world sold out to the Commies a month or so back, but Guinness out of a can?
What did you do next? Have a rousing rendition of the East is Red and then finish off by pissing on a Union Jack?
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Post by Deleted on Jun 11, 2022 22:19:30 GMT
Marvellous - what better way to relax after being beaten not but twice at squash? First task - get fit, that will improve my game a lot. In the meantime, A can? I know that your part of the world sold out to the Commies a month or so back, but Guinness out of a can?
What did you do next? Have a rousing rendition of the East is Red and then finish off by pissing on a Union Jack?
Union Jack? Guinness is Irish. I went on a tour of of their headquarters/brewery in Dublin in 1997. There is a museum with photos and illustrations about the history of the company. I got a fresh Draught pint poured at the source at the end of the tour. I don't recall particulars but Guinness spent a lot of money on a specially designed can that contains "Draught" beer. Sometime in the 90's. Monkeys- you are in England. Did you drink the beer "cold"? Refrigerated? Not cellar temperature? Or is cellar temperature still cold? ![[cheers]](http://storage.proboards.com/6870873/images/aglhVEHQrHaJeFlTZSWP.gif) |
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Post by Flying Monkeys on Jun 12, 2022 7:32:37 GMT
Marvellous - what better way to relax after being beaten not but twice at squash? First task - get fit, that will improve my game a lot. In the meantime,
A can?
I know that your part of the world sold out to the Commies a month or so back, but Guinness out of a can?
What did you do next? Have a rousing rendition of the East is Red and then finish off by pissing on a Union Jack?
Yes, a can. Since the 90s, they've a new thingamyjig that makes it draught. You should try it if you like Guinness - it's very good. |
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Post by Flying Monkeys on Jun 12, 2022 7:35:30 GMT
A can? I know that your part of the world sold out to the Commies a month or so back, but Guinness out of a can?
What did you do next? Have a rousing rendition of the East is Red and then finish off by pissing on a Union Jack?
Union Jack? Guinness is Irish. I went on a tour of of their headquarters/brewery in Dublin in 1997. There is a museum with photos and illustrations about the history of the company. I got a fresh Draught pint poured at the source at the end of the tour. I don't recall particulars but Guinness spent a lot of money on a specially designed can that contains "Draught" beer. Sometime in the 90's. Monkeys- you are in England. Did you drink the beer "cold"? Refrigerated? Not cellar temperature? Or is cellar temperature still cold? Refrigerated - always. And yes, the cans now deliver marvellous draught beer due to the little invention ball thing that they put in there. Have you ever taken a Guinness can apart to see what it is? It's a plastic ball with air in it. Very simple, and very clever. |
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Post by mowlick on Jun 12, 2022 18:46:01 GMT
A can?
I know that your part of the world sold out to the Commies a month or so back, but Guinness out of a can?
What did you do next? Have a rousing rendition of the East is Red and then finish off by pissing on a Union Jack?
Yes, a can. Since the 90s, they've a new thingamyjig that makes it draught. You should try it if you like Guinness - it's very good. No it ain't.
Guinness comes in bottles
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Post by Flying Monkeys on Jun 12, 2022 20:02:22 GMT
Yes, a can. Since the 90s, they've a new thingamyjig that makes it draught. You should try it if you like Guinness - it's very good. No it ain't.
Guinness comes in bottles
The bottled stuff is rubbish. Do as I say and try the cans. |
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Post by Hairynosedwombat on Jun 13, 2022 3:29:01 GMT
Marvellous - what better way to relax after being beaten not once but twice at squash? First task - get fit, that will improve my game a lot. In the meantime, A can? is that the one with a CO2 bomb inside it, that gives the official Guinness thick head when poured into a pint glass? Outstanding! I tried the bottled Guinness, brewed in London or Melbourne I think. Thin and weak as piss, and only 4.5% alcohol. Here they sell an Irish brown ale with the CO2 bomb in a can as well, a bit like my favourite Smithwicks. |
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Post by Hairynosedwombat on Jun 13, 2022 3:31:02 GMT
Yes, a can. Since the 90s, they've a new thingamyjig that makes it draught. You should try it if you like Guinness - it's very good. No it ain't.
Guinness comes in bottles
I have to go with Monkeys here. The bottled stuff is weak as piss. The can gives the real stuff when poured into a glass. |
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Post by papamihel on Jun 13, 2022 5:01:08 GMT
Beer is good
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Post by Flying Monkeys on Jun 13, 2022 6:32:56 GMT
Marvellous - what better way to relax after being beaten not once but twice at squash? First task - get fit, that will improve my game a lot. In the meantime, A can? is that the one with a CO2 bomb inside it, that gives the official Guinness thick head when poured into a pint glass? Outstanding! I tried the bottled Guinness, brewed in London or Melbourne I think. Thin and weak as piss, and only 4.5% alcohol. Here they sell an Irish brown ale with the CO2 bomb in a can as well, a bit like my favourite Smithwicks. Yes, that's the stuff - a great invention in the can. Have you ever taken the can apart to see what it looks like? It's really very simple - fascinating how it works. |
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Post by PaulsLaugh on Jun 13, 2022 21:47:45 GMT
A can? is that the one with a CO2 bomb inside it, that gives the official Guinness thick head when poured into a pint glass? Outstanding! I tried the bottled Guinness, brewed in London or Melbourne I think. Thin and weak as piss, and only 4.5% alcohol. Here they sell an Irish brown ale with the CO2 bomb in a can as well, a bit like my favourite Smithwicks. Yes, that's the stuff - a great invention in the can. Have you ever taken the can apart to see what it looks like? It's really very simple - fascinating how it works. Drink some more. You’re nicer when you’re drunk. |
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