B, SC, LA and others, an article on many a fine AWIMB conversation.....

[PSRB]

https://life.spectator.co.uk/2017/05...-public-house/

[Burney]

https://life.spectator.co.uk/2017/05...-public-house/

Not s bad set of criteria. Shane they illustrated it with The Sherlock Holmes on Northumberland Street, which is a dreadful tourist trap of a place.

[Luis Anaconda]

Not s bad set of criteria. Shane they illustrated it with The Sherlock Holmes on Northumberland Street, which is a dreadful tourist trap of a place.

Horrible place - nice pint in there I seem to remember though

[Ash]

Not s bad set of criteria. Shane they illustrated it with The Sherlock Holmes on Northumberland Street, which is a dreadful tourist trap of a place.

I quite like the Ship and Shovell just up the alley beyond. There can't be many pubs on both sides of a street.

[Burney]

I quite like the Ship and Shovell just up the alley beyond. There can't be many pubs on both sides of a street.

Yes. It's quite novel, if slightly unsatisfactory.

[Luis Anaconda]

Yes. It's quite novel, if slightly unsatisfactory.

Decent beer iirc

[Ash]

Yes. It's quite novel, if slightly unsatisfactory.

Not many pubs named after Sir Cloudesley Shovell though. He's no Lord Palmerston.

[SWv2]

Not many pubs named after Sir Cloudesley Shovell though. He's no Lord Palmerston.

Bloke in M People named after him all the same.

[Sir C]

https://life.spectator.co.uk/2017/05...-public-house/

Yes, there are those amongst us who enjoy the smell of old, musty men and their desperation.

For someone such as myself, who doesn't use alcohol, the pub has limited appeal.

[PSRB]

Yes, there are those amongst us who enjoy the smell of old, musty men and their desperation.

For someone such as myself, who doesn't use alcohol, the pub has limited appeal.

How long have you been given? or is this to prevent that conversation?