Booze Thread

[mikebrownsauce1512]

You're obviously just more manly than the rest of us.

Cry about it bud

 

[AlRums]

 

[Bada-Bing!]

My sister doesn't drink and when I order her a lime cordial and fizzy water some of the pubs charge her a few quid for it. Crazy it's just cordial and water.

 

[AlRums]

My sister doesn't drink and when I order her a lime cordial and fizzy water some of the pubs charge her a few quid for it. Crazy it's just cordial and water.

It's the same in most pubs with coke/pepsi etc these days they're mixed at the pump (cordial and soda water) then you choose which arm and leg to donate.

 

[Leonormous Boozer]

Im out for a full weekend of drinking this week cani wait to get out of the office on friday

Man, I wish I still loved drinking. It's great.

 

[AlRums]

Man, I wish I still loved drinking. It's great.

Only if you can remember it

 

[Reiser99]

It's the same in most pubs with coke/pepsi etc these days they're mixed at the pump (cordial and soda water) then you choose which arm and leg to donate.

Yeah, soft drinks from guns are literally just mixing soda water and a flavoured syrup. I remember being told one drink costs like less than a penny to make.

 

[AlRums]

Yeah, soft drinks from guns are literally just mixing soda water and a flavoured syrup. I remember being told one drink costs like less than a penny to make.

And quite often it cost more than a pint!!

 

[TRF_Olyy]

I tend to only really drink when I go to gigs these days, and the odd "reunion" type night out, so I'm used to venue prices/inner city Birmingham prices
Went to my local spoons on Sunday, when waiting for the train, almost passed out when I saw the prices - paid £3 for a pint, and they had real ales on at £2 or less

At the NEC they were charging £7.60 for a can of lager poured into a plastic cup!