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The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
Cakewalker Posted Apr 15, 2002
Do the Finns need to invent anything? They have saunas after all - what more could they want? 
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
Britwannabe {......... } Posted Apr 16, 2002
A cell phone for the sauna 
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
Cakewalker Posted Apr 16, 2002
So they can contact other saunas? 
What would one sauna say to another over a cellphone? 'I 'ad that Anni-Frid Lyngstad in the tub the other day' 'an so I says to 'im 'you call that a boil?'' 'well, I could tell thems was fake - they glowed when the lights went out'
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
Cakewalker Posted Apr 16, 2002
(awaits another which he knows full well he deserves )
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
Britwannabe {......... } Posted Apr 29, 2002
Heikki hasn't left. another 9 inches on Saturday night! That pust us over 320 inches for the season. The old record was 274 and the average is 160 inches.
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
Britwannabe {......... } Posted Apr 29, 2002
puts ya putz!{fast fingers, slow brain}
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
Cakewalker Posted Apr 29, 2002
That's rather a lot... (goes outside to try and gauge what 26 and a half feet of Heikki would have in Portsmouth and decides on balance that it might be an improvement)
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
Britwannabe {......... } Posted Apr 30, 2002
Can you get good 
in Portsmouth? We have plenty of snow but hardly any .
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
Cakewalker Posted Apr 30, 2002
You can get quite good in Portsmouth, though I'm not much of an aficionado. Don't get me wrong - I don't drink l*ger (with the possible exception of Kronenburg), I just don't drink much of anything. Unfortunately I've been rather too busy of late to partake anyway 
I will thank my lucky stars that I don't have to dig the pub out of the snow everytime I want a quick drink, though...
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
Britwannabe {......... } Posted May 1, 2002
American beer hides behind the l*ger label, but its much, much worse. I'd have to drive 4 hours to get real ale from a microbrewery so I buy the bottled stuff from the U.K.. Fuller's, Young's, Sam Smiths, Old Peculier, Shepherd Neame etc. Scotland has begun to show up on the shelves and I'm beginning to get really addicted to that smokey peaty taste and lack of hops.
Is this corner of the pub turning into a sauna? 
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
Menza Posted May 3, 2002
Old Peculiar ... Hmmmmm. 
*gets far away look in his eyes*
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
Britwannabe {......... } Posted May 6, 2002
*mixes 
with to simulate OP and serves to Menza* A taste of Yorkshire. If I lived there I would be old and peculi(e)ar too.
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
Menza Posted May 9, 2002
I have no memories of great nights out drinking OP, must be something to do with the ammount we drank. 
The headaches the day after were legendary though. 
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
Menza Posted May 13, 2002
I didn't know that had been blobbed.
Its a shame I can't use it now though. 
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
The Fish Posted May 13, 2002
Why ever not!??? Just because something's on a picture, doesn't mean you have to change the name back....
Besides, THEY blobbed it! 
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
Menza Posted May 13, 2002
I suppose a "formally known as..." wouldn't be too bad. I might have to check that with TPTB though.
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
The Fish Posted May 13, 2002
I guess that would be wise...
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
Cakewalker Posted May 13, 2002
My picture! Should I ask the BBC for copyright permission?
The dark, inacessible recesses of a dearly beloved old pub
The Fish Posted May 13, 2002
You can but try...
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