1st beer in Surin, good to be back, windy as fuck and a nice 23c YES
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1st beer in Surin, good to be back, windy as fuck and a nice 23c YES
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^ I've started to drink Singha occasionally instead of Leo. I don't really know why, just for change I guess.
Singha is a couple more Baht a bottle as well.
But no such luxuries tonight...
Decisions decisions... you've gotta keep your wits about you in the gardener's kitchen...
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A good mate passed away. He loved wine, women, and cigars.
In memory.
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Fuk all atm but i secured a Litre of Tanqueray of £13.98 and a Litre of Drumshambo for £30 in duty free crossing the channel, its not really gin weather atm tho
:tumbs::tumbs:One of many things the Brits does better than the 'MerkansQuote:
Originally Posted by malmomike77
^^^Im sure he would appreciate that. RIP
Yea Mendy, I find I get less of a hangover with Singha
Just had a couple of Beero Lao
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Beer Laos, great drink.
Thank you. He died in Bangkok tonight/last night. Lived life hard, but a true gentleman. the world is a little less without him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonecollector
That's a serious flame thrower BC!
Medicinal gut rot tonight..
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That’s not a shy pour!
That includeds the ‘barman’s nip’ from the last bottle.
Should you be surprised?Quote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
:rofl:
A small nip while I organised tonight's prawn curry.
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Excellent choice in glassware.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mendip
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Not a bad choice in curry, either.
I agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Edmond
I’ve never made that one myself but like all good Boy Scouts I’ve come prepared.
Bottom right
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We have the exact same glass!Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
That's uncanny.
Well, actually, yours was fromcanny.
Mine was frombottley.
Fukk, I really need that passport run.
I've been here waaaay too long.
who could ask for more , a lovely way to comemorate your loss.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
Mendy, is this traverse to Singha a permanent thing or just taking a dip?
A can of Singha in a Singha domdom
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Interesting can, bought from Gourmet Market - The Mall Bangkae 88baht I think
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Took my binoculars to the beach to spy the new comet but the clouds had other ideas.
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So I settled for another approach to seeing stars
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This wurzel juice had been languishing in the fridge so long the cap had gone rusty
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In its over-matured state it had acquired a bouquet of parma violets
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Originally Posted by david44
Thank you, it’s still a hard loss.
^Sorry for your loss. I know what it is like to lose a good friend.
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Drinking cold water, which I often do. I have about five reusable 700 ml water bottles in the fridge I recycle on a daily/nightly basis.
Haha, nice one! Great looking beach that is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Looper
Cool looking can, BC!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonecollector
What else to drink in the UK?
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^ I hope you like that beer, Willy.
I don't like it at all.
:puke:
I think it’s a great drop. Had it before, a Brit colleague raves about it.
It looks like you're in a conference centre, Willy. Will you be able to go outside and try some local beers?
already outside. Found this delightful barQuote:
Originally Posted by Neverna
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London Pride is a decent ale, IMO.
Edit: I have to say that photo looks like it was taken on a lovely day rather than a dreary English winter: clear sky, still a bit of natural light and hanging baskets. You've been lucky with the weather, Willy.
Bar? It's a traditional English pub fgs, enjoy the ale, the pub food and the atmosphere when you have the opportunity, the number of them are unfortunately declining prolly getting converted into cocktail bars..Quote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
Fucking yes Dirk, how much for a pint of that up there?
£4 for that one at my local cricket club just 200m down the road.
£3.95 at my normal local, 1km up the road.
Those are both member/locals prices, saving 15p each.
bugger, double that here.
Bobcock says hello.
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^ I really miss going into a proper town pub for a pint.
My niece is at music college in Kensington, I visit occasionally when possible. A nice part of London.
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Enjoying a BeerLao IPA. Weather is OUTSTANDING.