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deackie Posted Jun 8, 2001
One of us must have had too much to drink, or the system can't cope with the . The postings are being delayed. I replied to a posting that had just been posted and when I immediately checked the conversation loads of postings had been made. Not possible, something is amiss and it's not just my typing. (I am going to wear my backspace button out this evening).
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2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... Posted Jun 8, 2001
But why would it do that?
Something up with my computer or internet/ethernet connection?
Or something up I mean wrong on the site here?
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deackie Posted Jun 8, 2001
We all seem to be experiencing a glitch. Maybe the PTB are trying to help cure us by using aversion therapy. I don't like it, it won't work, please stop. I promise I'll do some work over the weekend. Maybe I'll look into alcohol abuse.
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Phreako Posted Jun 8, 2001
The site is drunk
Or too many researchers have had too much
Or maybe too many pictures have been made and the site can't handle them:-d
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deackie Posted Jun 8, 2001
Isnot me wot drunk too much, onest guv, I is only on my 2nd bottle ov wine and that's all. I fine, just taking a little time for the messages in my brain to reach my fingers and tell them which keys not to press for a posting to make most sense. Not
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2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... Posted Jun 8, 2001
Well, come to that I ain't drunk either, I have only had 12 assorted cans and bottles of Oh; make that 13, another bottle has bit the dust.. <>
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deackie Posted Jun 8, 2001
My brain is clear, it's just my eyesight that is blurry and my co-ordination impaired. This is a good friday night. Sitting around, drinking with friends
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2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... Posted Jun 8, 2001
Have you started on that bottle of Australian wine you were "saving" yet?
I am currently on another bottle of Fuddles, its not too bad, I am trying, rather sucessfully to drink all the odd bottles and cans of beer I have hanging around, so I can buy some more maybe tommorrow
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deackie Posted Jun 8, 2001
I used to collect odd bottles of beer. I used to go to the supermarket and think that's an interesting bottle and so buy it to try (I think that's female thinking). I tried some interesting beers, the criteria was that it had to have a queerky name and an interesting label. I haven't started on the Australian red, I'm drinking another bottle of white. Slipping into Gilly Goulden mode, it has an interesting taste of rhubarb. I love rhubarb so that's fine with me, and after a while you don't care anyway. I think I have tried fuddles and it's OK. I still love a decent pint of Old Speckled Hen, 6X or Spitfire best though. I live quite near the Shephard Neame Brewary so most pubs round here are Shepard Neame.
Oh no, I've got hicups.
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2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... Posted Jun 8, 2001
speckled Hen is good, I haven't got any of that In my collection of beer tonight (that drunk and that left)...
I must admitt however, it is all going a tad squiffy now, I think the ciggerette I just had (why I went off for a moment+to give time for my laptop to cool down; it gets reallly hot after a few hours; so I turn it off every hour for 5 mins, other wise it goes a it funny...),
Currently I have taken the great leap; drinking my least favourate of the evening, the first of three cans of Boddingtons, its not too bad, being in Manchester it is pretty cheap round here...
But, I am saving the pierce de la resistance (cr*P french I know) to the end I have two ottles of Broadside, which although its not quite as good out of a bottle as from a cask is pretty in my book.
I have already had two bottles of Spitfire (yeah, you are right I like getting the pretty labels/odd named stuff for fun, but its not too bad);
Three cans of IPA, steady, but not great.
the two bottles of fuddles, pretty good.
A can of Guiness, which is fine, but I'me not a huge fan, prefering Beamish I think.
Two bottles of Hob goblin, strange label/cool name again, but really nice as well.
Two cans of John Smiths; which I don't know why I have cause I don't like it too much.
Two bottles of Bishops Finger; good label/really cool name again!!! Nice beer as well,
And the one at the mo; first of three Boddingtons....
I think that is all I have had so far, can't see any others on the floor/in the bin...
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deackie Posted Jun 8, 2001
Hobgoblin is a beer I tried coz I liked the name, label and colour. Boddingtons and John Smiths is muck (that's me being polite). I'm not too keen on northern beers, they're too artificial. Practically lager in my book. They are keg instead of cask in pubs. Bishop's Finger is a popular beer round here. Fuddles and IPA are Ok. I've never heard of Broadside. I find Guiness too heavy but I like Old Peculiar, it is almost a stout and tastes fantastic but I can't drink very much of it because it is so rich and thick.
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2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... Posted Jun 8, 2001
Broadside is brewed in Southworld in suffolk by Adanams, its stronger than the adanams bitr sef nd much better oh, you are right abouboddigtons an John smiths, I don't really like them, which is why I am trying to get rid of them; I'me on the second boddings now yuck; only one more to go..
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deackie Posted Jun 8, 2001
Around here, the cheapest and easiest pint to buy is Master Brew - a Shephard Neame beer. It's tolerable, at least it is cask, but it works like ex-lax in a glass. Not pleasant if you have drunk rather a lot of it. Did you hear about the controversial adverts for Spitfire? I didn't actually see any but I heard about them on the news. They advertised Spitfire by taking the mickey out of the Germans. I think some adverts had to be withdrawn. There are a lot of Breweries round here (I suppose it's close to the hops), I can't wait for the Canterbury beer festival, I'm going to find some people to drag along.
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2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... Posted Jun 8, 2001
The Cambridge Beer festivil is Never heard of your local though, and I never saw or heard of the Spitfire adverts, could see how they could get in trubble though.
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deackie Posted Jun 8, 2001
Being in the extreme south east of England, Kent is kind of forgotten (much to my annoyance as I am very passionate about my culture and heritage) it's almost like there is nothing south of London. I'm sure the routes of this is historical but it's too boring to go into here.
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