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I’ve popped into the pub by mistake. on 20:13 - Feb 19 by BanksterDebtSlave
Have a Special Brew or Gold Label and Guinness for me if you're feeling up market. I think I need one.
I'm stuck with an 18 can multi-pack of 440ml Boddingtons I bought for £11. That's 14 pints for £11 and I don't have to suffer that guy who's so drunk he thinks I called his pint a p***.
Don't believe a word I say. I'm only kidding. Or am I?
I’ve popped into the pub by mistake. on 20:29 - Feb 19 by Oldsmoker
I'm stuck with an 18 can multi-pack of 440ml Boddingtons I bought for £11. That's 14 pints for £11 and I don't have to suffer that guy who's so drunk he thinks I called his pint a p***.
I’ve popped into the pub by mistake. on 20:31 - Feb 19 by DanTheMan
Did they give it to you in one of those stupid glasses? That always winds me up when I forget to ask them not to do that.
Yes!!!!!!!!
They gave me one of those glasses without a stem, a sort of miniature fish bowl.
I hate the feckers. Although - it did me a favour. I was forced to moan at the landlord about the glass and we then got into one of our childish arguments and because of this I remembered that he owed me a drink as we had a bet over the Chelsea game........
“Hello, I'm your MP. Actually I'm not. I'm your candidate. Gosh.”
Boris Johnson canvassing in Henley, 2005.
Was in the needham market swan the other night. £6.50 a pint… in needham market!
Could buy a pack of 4 cans for that price. It’s no wonder pubs are going out of business (massive shame, and it was nice to be in a pub and not home with Netflix on) but still…
That's the reason why so many pubs have shut in the last 30 or 40 yrs brewery's hold them to ransom . Had a bite to eat last night at a greene king pub food great £16.50 for two courses. As I was driving 2 soft drinks nearly 9 quid. When you start paying 8 or 9 pounds for a glass of wine you understand why people drink at home.
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I’ve popped into the pub by mistake. on 08:20 - Feb 20 with 1892 views
I’ve popped into the pub by mistake. on 08:09 - Feb 20 by cressi
That's the reason why so many pubs have shut in the last 30 or 40 yrs brewery's hold them to ransom . Had a bite to eat last night at a greene king pub food great £16.50 for two courses. As I was driving 2 soft drinks nearly 9 quid. When you start paying 8 or 9 pounds for a glass of wine you understand why people drink at home.
Last 30 to 40years is a bit of a stretch to say that's a reason why pubs shut. There's plenty of headwinds other than the pub tie, like energy prices,business rates, national insurance, minimum wage, even CO2 shortages, so distributers double the prices, caused by wars in other countries, that impacts sort drink dispense btw.
And that's before the smoking ban, changing habits of people, interest rates, inflation, government regulation on speech.
But don't worry I'm sure when there's an election you'll see a politician in a pub photocall, gurning whilst uncomfortably holding a beer
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I’ve popped into the pub by mistake. on 08:44 - Feb 20 with 1812 views
I’ve popped into the pub by mistake. on 08:20 - Feb 20 by stonojnr
Which is barely just coloured water thesedays,is it 3.4% thesedays, no wonder you'd need to drink 11 of them.
I like the taste of Boddingtons - and it reminds me of my time living up North. We've had discussions about non-alcohol beers on here and some have approved so questioning the alcohol content is daft. I don't want to drink myself into a drunken stupor and I question anyones life choices if 'having a drink' is always to get legless. I'm 71 not 17.
Don't believe a word I say. I'm only kidding. Or am I?
I’ve popped into the pub by mistake. on 08:44 - Feb 20 by Oldsmoker
I like the taste of Boddingtons - and it reminds me of my time living up North. We've had discussions about non-alcohol beers on here and some have approved so questioning the alcohol content is daft. I don't want to drink myself into a drunken stupor and I question anyones life choices if 'having a drink' is always to get legless. I'm 71 not 17.
Had a meal in my local Italian restaurant on Monday and asked for a glass of Merlot. Shocked to discover I'd been charged £8.65, which is slightly more than the whole bottle costs.
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I’ve popped into the pub by mistake. on 09:35 - Feb 20 with 1602 views
Remember going to a restaurant in Woodbridge about 15 years ago. Ordered a gin and tonic and the waitress asked if I fancied a double. Already well oiled after a bottle of wine I said yes. Got the bill, £16 for the G&T. Livid, I couldn't believe it. .
Still haven't forgiven or forgotten all these years later.