So, AWIMB: a third pint?

What say you?

of what, b?

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Originally Posted by Burney

What say you?

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Not if your plans for the afternoon involve getting anything done imo.

Or staying awake.

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Originally Posted by Burney

What say you?

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Afternoon beer headache?

Nah.

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Originally Posted by Sir C

Afternoon beer headache?

Nah.

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I've got the day off. A third pint will probably mean a nap when I get home, though.

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Originally Posted by IUFG

of what, b?

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Semen, iufg. Semen.

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Originally Posted by Burney

I've got the day off. A third pint will probably mean a nap when I get home, though.

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And it spoils the evening drinking imo, unless you're doing an all-day bender.

That word again.

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Originally Posted by Burney

Semen, iufg. Semen.

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ah, your favourite tipple ;-)

go for it.

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Originally Posted by Ash

And it spoils the evening drinking imo, unless you're doing an all-day bender.

That word again.

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Oh, no. One pint gets a chap up to speed, two imbues a sense of wellbeing. The third risks taking one into the realm of inebriation, however.

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Originally Posted by IUFG

ah, your favourite tipple ;-)

go for it.

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Actually, Jennings Cumberland Ale. In Hertford, of all places.

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Originally Posted by Burney

Oh, no. One pint gets a chap up to speed, two imbues a sense of wellbeing. The third risks taking one into the realm of inebriation, however.

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Blimey. Even I can manage three pints without feeling close to being meaningfully drunk.

Are you a Jewish?

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Originally Posted by Burney

Actually, Jennings Cumberland Ale. In Hertford, of all places.

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Do you take a swig, smack your lips, hold the glass up to the light and say, "Well kept pint, that."

You do. You know you do.

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Originally Posted by Monty92

Blimey. Even I can manage three pints without feeling close to being meaningfully drunk.

Are you a Jewish?

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.... so what did you eat?

Did you get the green sauce?

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Originally Posted by Burney

Actually, Jennings Cumberland Ale. In Hertford, of all places.

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Have you been to the brewery in Cockermouth? If it's still there.

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Originally Posted by Ash

Have you been to the brewery in Cockermouth? If it's still there.

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Their Sneck Lifter is a top beer

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Originally Posted by Monty92

Blimey. Even I can manage three pints without feeling close to being meaningfully drunk.

Are you a Jewish?

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Who mentioned 'meaningfully drunk'? I am speaking of a pleasant sense of fuzziness and no more.
I may be justifiably accused of many things, m, but an inability to take my drink is not among them.

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Originally Posted by Ash

Have you been to the brewery in Cockermouth? If it's still there.

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I have. It keeps getting flooded. There's rather a nice pub near there called The Bitter End, which serves their full range of ales. Very nice. Although it's half a decade or more since I was last there.

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Originally Posted by Sir C

.... so what did you eat?

Did you get the green sauce?

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I think we ended up having literally everything off the menu, Clive, by the time we'd finished ordering more.

I think I recall a green sauce - but I tend to think meat of that quality needs no embellishment.

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Originally Posted by Sir C

Do you take a swig, smack your lips, hold the glass up to the light and say, "Well kept pint, that."

You do. You know you do.

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:hehe: I did find myself discussing the provenance of an ale with the landlord in my local the other day and then going on to discuss Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem in Nottingham with him. :-\

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Originally Posted by Monty92

I think we ended up having literally everything off the menu, Clive, by the time we'd finished ordering more.

I think I recall a green sauce - but I tend to think meat of that quality needs no embellishment.

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You must have the green sauce, I insist upon it. It is more complementary than embellishery.

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Originally Posted by Burney

:hehe: I did find myself discussing the provenance of an ale with the landlord in my local the other day and then going on to discuss Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem in Nottingham with him. :-\

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That's why you didn't like Morse; he was like looking at yourself in a fusty old mirror :hehe:

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Originally Posted by Burney

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Don't really understand the dilemma tbh.

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Originally Posted by SWv2

Don't really understand the dilemma tbh.

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I am little bit puzzled, sw. Maybe he meant a third pint in his current establishment or moving on to a new one?

I had the third :-(

Shortly after I finished my Australian ribeye steak done medium rare with creamed spinach.

Quite the finest lunch a chap could possibly have, I think. :cloud9:

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Originally Posted by World's End Stella

I had the third :-(

Shortly after I finished my Australian ribeye steak done medium rare with creamed spinach.

Quite the finest lunch a chap could possibly have, I think. :cloud9:

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What is this creaming of vegetables of which you seem so fond?

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Originally Posted by World's End Stella

I had the third :-(

Shortly after I finished my Australian ribeye steak done medium rare with creamed spinach.

Quite the finest lunch a chap could possibly have, I think. :cloud9:

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Chips as well surely?

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Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda

Chips as well surely?

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Nope, I'm on a diet. :-)

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Originally Posted by World's End Stella

Nope, I'm on a diet. :-)

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:hehe: Right