The Org Bar, Pull up a chair and share. What're you drinking?

Belated post due to my work commitments but Tuesday night was Double Capt Morgans and coke followed by double rum N Black before slowing down onto the finer stuff of a 18yo Highland Park and 15yo Dalwhinnie. An enjoyable evening propping up the bar.

Coming rather late to the thread...

Been on the rather refreshing Thatchers cider this week, sadly the Westons vintage cider is a bit too sweet to really cut it.

Still a good accompaniment to the champions league finale. Just a shame footballers go down just as easily as the cider does. Pansies.

[andrewsmith]

Budvar again!!

3 for £5 at the offie is too good to turn up

@redmist, should be like horse racing. Sod the sponge, Bring on the magic boltgun, they'll soon be on their feet and dancing round again!

[maviczap]

[TicklinJock]

My "regular" tipple
[IMG]P1120511 by ticklinjock - the plough, on Flickr[/IMG]

A LONG weekend of work ahead as it is go live weekend for our project meant that I got home at 7 today and poured a can of Pepsi max into my jar and topped it off with a quadruple shot of captain Morgans.

I'm working on the anti hangover theory that after a few good drinks (perhaps two of these) I'll bounce out of bed tomorrow morning fresh and ready to tackle the myriad of (minor) issues we're likely to face.

Cheers!
Go play this:
http://youtu.be/ukick72Qafc

[TamSV]

In the local offy earlier on my eye was drawn to the blue star. Haven't had a Newkie Broon for bloody years says I...yoink. I'll have a few of them.

Raging. The back label now contains Geordie "facts" that are presumably designed to appeal to Americans (did yee knar.....FFS) but worse, it's now brewed by the tykes.

How. The. ****? Apparently this happened years ago. Why do I not remember the riots?

Well that's my bloody last. It's nothing less than Beer fraud. Terroir ya cnuts, terroir.

I feel your pain, Tam!!

Known locally as "a dog". It was very funny in the mid 90s when a scouse mate of mine at uni (in Durham) was trying to buy a bottle of that alco lemonade stuff called "two dogs" and kept being presented with two Newcastle browns. Him and the barman took an age to sort that out

Mick..

[andrewsmith]

Originally Posted by Geordie Mick

I feel your pain, Tam!!

Known locally as "a dog". It was very funny in the mid 90s when a scouse mate of mine at uni (in Durham) was trying to buy a bottle of that alco lemonade stuff called "two dogs" and kept being presented with two Newcastle browns. Him and the barman took an age to sort that out

Mick..

Hahaha

I remember them conversations in pubs.
It's called taddy brown around here! The local brewers produce varying levels of rocketship brown for us

written with a biro