h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTTsyk-pyd8

Thought the first comment may say it all:

'big countrys version is way better'

**cheesymoshsmiley**

Ho Yus!

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That was a 'Ho Yus' to Neil Young.

Not Big Country.

For so many reasons, it's untrue.

B

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6AFCJ1dLdg

It's cheesy, I know, but it's damn good for no good reason.

B

One must mosh after one too many ales. Even if one is rather bald these days.

Your play, innit?

Batemans Combined Harvest

A rarefied brew, despite what Roymondo would have to say, full of the fields that the bottle promises. Hoppy and addictive on the tongue without being excessively fizzy. Perhaps a little too dry and fruity to appeal to the mass market, but an otherwise fine brew.



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I'll get on with the Spring version, then.

In the meantime, how do you fancy a gentle philosophical debate?

F74130?thread=5303296

Challenge accepted. I seriously wouldn't try me after midnight.

Have some Mullins to calm down...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sQIX1NTkcQ

B

Aye, that'll do...

Hello?

Anyone still here?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKTiwCez6Zs

B

I'll go for one more....

Song or beer?

B

I could go for a beer, let's see what's in the beer cellar...

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Mendocino Brewing Company's Blue Heron Pale Ale



Er, or is this a private party?

Not so much much private as ... something Hi, its ok now, I'm here.... and everyone has gone and I've only got whisky of dubious notoritoitry anyhow

355 posts in seven hours? Jahesius Harold Christ on a bike

Guinness was one if tonight's tastings wasn't it? I've had three pints of it this evening, one of which had a shot of espresso tipped into it. If they ain't got that in heaven I ain't going.

Yay, 2legs and Gosho are here! This calls for something special - I'm breaking in to the home-brew.

to beer cellar
back

hmmm, look what I found

I had a guinness tongiht too. It only cost me £3.30.
I've never paid that much for it in London it was crap. flat. ill kept and awful. same as the first 'beer' I had in that* pub. mind, the pub beofre before that ahd some rather nice ales, but all of which were two fold more expensive than they need have been

It's been ages since I had a Guinness. Not exactly a local brew around these parts. I've been told it tastes quite different on your side of the Atlantic.

The Guinness here in Texas is brewed in Dublin, and I guess it is all over the US now. Until quite recently I think it was brewed in Canadialand. Is all Guinness brewed in Dublin now? I know they shut down the Park Royal brewery in west London a few years ago.