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My Goodness, It's NOT Guinness!!

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  • #32
    Bonito
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    brummytom wrote: »
    Probably true
    Sorry but probably is not in Guinnes's vocabulary ;)

    Try Carlsberg :D


  • #33
    OutlawPete
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    brummytom wrote: »
    Ooh I know that one; right behind the Irish Centre and just next to a pub I play in every few weeks... I'll have to pop in :P

    Just tell them The Outlaw sent ya.. you won't meet nicer people.

    Just go when it's busy (Irish Rugby match on the box and you'll have the craic) :)

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  • #34
    brummytom
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    orourkeda wrote: »
    Seeing as your in Birmingham the kerry man usually do a nice guinness

    Should I be worried I know where all of the places are? That one's just opposite the Irish centre and up from a Folk Music shop I use :/ Scary
    Bonito wrote: »
    Sorry but probably is not in Guinnes's vocabulary ;)

    Try Carlsberg :D

    Carlsberg's one of my usuals. Probably Stella first, Carlsberg then Carling, maybe a Fosters aswell. I'm a very plain child. Had a few Kronenburgs the other week, didn't like them.. too kind of.. dunno, fruity? Too much flavour :pac:


  • #35
    orourkeda
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    brummytom wrote: »
    Should I be worried I know where all of the places are? That one's just opposite the Irish centre and up from a Folk Music shop I use :/ Scary



    Carlsberg's one of my usuals. Probably Stella first, Carlsberg then Carling, maybe a Fosters aswell. I'm a very plain child. Had a few Kronenburgs the other week, didn't like them.. too kind of.. dunno, fruity? Too much flavour :pac:

    No it's a good thing. It'd be worse if you didnt know them. Have yiu been to the Dubliner since they did it up. Hennesseys used to be ok too.


  • #36
    OutlawPete
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    brummytom wrote: »
    . I'll have to pop in :P

    Don't go during the day when quiet or this might happen ya ;)

    **nsfw**

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5wPcXByfY8


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  • #37
    brummytom
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    orourkeda wrote: »
    No it's a good thing. It'd be worse if you didnt know them. Have yiu been to the Dubliner since they did it up. Hennesseys used to be ok too.
    So stick round Digbeth then? :P

    Yeah popped into the Dubliner just after it re-opened (was that about two years ago now?). I remember hearing about the fire there/seeing it on the news. Mom and dad were shocked, they used to love the place when they were kids. Arson bastards

    Never been to Hennessy's, looks a bit grim from the outside.. it alright inside then?
    You're a villa fan, aren't you? There's some good pubs round Erdington too, just down the road from Aston.


  • #38
    Mint Sauce
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    brummytom wrote: »
    Should I be worried I know where all of the places are? That one's just opposite the Irish centre and up from a Folk Music shop I use :/ Scary



    Carlsberg's one of my usuals. Probably Stella first, Carlsberg then Carling, maybe a Fosters aswell. I'm a very plain child. Had a few Kronenburgs the other week, didn't like them.. too kind of.. dunno, fruity? Too much flavour :pac:

    oh young tom, you have much to learn, carlsberg and carling? next you'll be telling us you like budweiser

    :eek:

    although i do drink the odd fosters my self when in london, only if no kronenburg or peroni through, not as easy to get them two on tap here

    usally only drink guiness in irish pubs or the oneils chain over there


  • #39
    InKonspikuou2
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    No wonder Guinness have to come out with tankers.

    This area is still experiencing problems and will have an intermittent supply until reservoirs in the area recover. All available supply should be conserved. A tanker is being provided in this area as long as there is disruption to this supply.

    The above is on the council website but yet there are 2 fúckers out washing their cars with hoses across from me. The water that is flowing into our houses is communal and is limited. The more someone uses the quicker it will run out. Stupid fúckers.


  • #40
    Bonito
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    When my local is quiet they let me pour my own Guinness. Perfectionist in the making I am :D

    Some people will have a drop of blackcurrant in their 1st pint or 2 if they can't hack the taste straight off. I tried it a couple times and wasnt too bad. So long as you get the blackcurrant : Guinness ratio your sailing :)


  • #41
    brummytom
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    irish-stew wrote: »
    oh young tom, you have much to learn, carlsberg and carling? next you'll be telling us you like budweiser

    :eek:

    >.>

    <.<

    :o:o


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  • #42
    Manic Moran
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    Today's Middle-East edition of Stars and Stripes (Yes, the US Military newspaper) had a picture today of people in Kilmore Estate queueing behind a Guinness tanker for water. The page after the Haiti spread.

    Your troubles are famous to that level.

    NTM


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