I wonder if his dream was to die in the Wycombe Wethespoon ? not the best advert for the food imo

[Snin]

"“The gentleman in question was eating a meal with his wife when she alerted staff that he was choking, Wetherspoon spokesman Eddie Gershon said: “We can confirm that an elderly gentleman unfortunately passed away following an incident at The William Robert Loosley pub in High Wycombe.

http://www.bucksfreepress.co.uk/news/13596492.Tributes_left_ after_elderly_man_dies_in_High_Wycombe_pub/?ref=mr&lp=1 (http://www.bucksfreepress.co.uk/news/13596492.Tributes_left_after_elderly_man_dies_in_H igh_Wycombe_pub/?ref=mr&lp=1)

[Classic Jorge]

[Snin]

[Classic Jorge]

Just usually they do it in little pieces and inside of themselves

[Snin]

tight f**ker taking the wife there for lunch on a Monday lunchtime

[Ashberto]

For those people that aren't suffering from advanced snobbery, of course.

[Berni]

I even got Sir C to drink in one once or twice.

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

A charge of Saturday afternoon pints in the relative peace and quiet, and I wasn’t even old then.
It was this much maligned chain of pubs that first introduced me to beers other than the more obvious ****e sold elsewhere.

Pint of XXXX anyone?

[Classic Jorge]

And, as someone who worked there, I got to look into plenty of their pleading, staring eyes and had first hand experience of them silently questioning their life choices and just how exactly it came to this, to be sat in a wetherspoons at 11:30am drinking a pint of 99p beer.

Deep, dark, nightmares of the soul. Each and every branch.

[Classic Jorge]

Less a beer, more a pint of scotchman's tears really

[Classic Jorge]

And imagine that being the highlight of your day, or your whole day even.

It doesnt bear thinking about.

[Berni]