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Can you not stand to drink a whole glass of it?
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Originally Posted by cyrille
Bellend! I'm not the only one onit.
^
Cyrille doesn't know what it's like to have friends.
^^ Minesweeping?:)
^^Those unfunny cartoons make you lots of pals?
As for 'friends', they're probably just her other four saps, reminiscing. :D
But anyway, drinking a beer brewed in fkin Tadcaster and owned by Coors because your team's playing Real Madrid.
:rolleyes:
No wonder they call City fans 'plastics'.
Dumb consumerism at its worst.
Cyrilles time of the month again.
A fins selection Joe. I need to get back to Uncle Dan's for some assorted imports from the Old DartQuote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
Rozzers were on the beach with a surf life-safer pulling a young lady out of the waves so I had to be discreet with my post-run beach bevvies behind the boulders
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Protein supplements and a wine chaser in the bag for good measure
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Originally Posted by PlanK
clearly.
A problem when you stop the habitual evening drinking habit is that the dogs suffer from the lack of evening socialising, but I do try to keep the tradition going at least once a week.
This week's Saturday night treat was Leo Supreme, a signature edition brew with special hops.
It did taste a bit different to be honest, and after a couple I felt half cut, but maybe that was due to an unexpectedly strong batch of Ya Dong?
https://teakdoor.com/attachment.php?...9&d=1740221728
These subtle variations of Leo - great stuff.
Monet took a few goes at things sometimes, before he was satisfied.
You could drink tea or summtink…
Someone's getting a bit cleverer at branding their fruit wines like the real thing.
Stopped off in a small Lotus's's last night, and TNY mentioned that she's never tasted wine before. She is under the legal age to drink, so I suppose it shouldn't have been too surprising.
Their selection was rather small, but the prices were quite surprising.
https://i.imgur.com/j1LRpsO.jpg
I haven't drank or bought wine in 3 - 4 years, but don't recall btls of Wolf Blass only being 3xx baht each.
https://i.imgur.com/aVd9jAI.jpg
Perhaps a mistake?
They had all been pillaged anyway, so I was left with this:
https://i.imgur.com/r5JjdG2.jpg
13% which ticked the MalmoMike box deep within.
A quick scan saw the Cab-Sav and South Australian words without much attention paid to the rest.
https://i.imgur.com/9g6sQGw.jpg
Was that for 345 baht, which I thought was pretty cheap, possibly priced incorrectly cheap, or a 1.5 mendo bag of Montclair or Laughing Bird btl.
Wasn't bad, wasn't good. Certainly in no rush to buy it again. TNY mixed hers with water, thankfully not soda water.
Without any knowledge on the subject, I would guess that they import either the Aussie grapes then turn it into wine here with extra fruit juice added and don't have to pay a vat full of tax, or import it in barrels of an unsellable form, mix the fruit juice in here, the btl and sell and get away with low taxing.
This hangover is not going anywhere.
Dear God, the pain.
Never ever boozing agai...until Saturday!
:)
:gay:
Protein picnic with my jock-juice double-header post-run rehydration and wine chaser for alcoholic dessert
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It can be quite spiritual the way the setting sun catches the contours of the landscape as it heads beneath the horizon to end another day
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Ommmmmmm
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If red wine does not come up to muster just drop a squirt of Ribena concentrate in it and stir and it is miraculously saved from mediocrity in an instant.Quote:
Originally Posted by Edmond
This event was first documented at the wedding at Cana in John 2:11 which was the Jesus's first documented public miracle.
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A Messiah who rescues wine for a party as top priority before turning to more mundane matters of raising the dead and walking on water is a Messiah I personally can get behind!
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An old fashioned.
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Enjoyable in 28° heat.
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No work tomorrow, only curry....and footie tonight, simple pleasures.
Speaking of Sympl he's been quiet today, not surprised after he was up to 3am with his blunderbus taking potshot on here last night, i'm still picking the lead shot out me arse after running away :)
nice drop ice cold, 6 in the fridge, happy days
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A respectable 8.2%!
No wonder you're horizontal.
^ can you gat Hal to bring another 4 and buy a Dynorod subscription, on No3, its going down very well.
can he get here before Master Chef?
:smileylaughing:
You let him anywhere near your shitter at your peril!
He's got another 45 minutes of football pain yet.
his Mrs big toenail is going to be a messQuote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
Aldi cider by the looks of it. Cheap and cheerful. :)
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Originally Posted by malmomike77
Splitting the G is a worthy challenge..
https://teakdoor.com/attachment.php?...1&d=1741538210
:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Neverna
Sounds about right.
You get a free pint if you can do it at The Old English in Bangkok.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
Have you tried the challenge?Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
I reckon 4 massive gulps imhe.
I don't like Guinness..Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
It's probably to expensive for you anyway. Stick to the Leo's
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Are you going to follow me around all night saying the same thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by BLD
Let's hope he gets back the land of Beer Lao soon enough as he's happy and chilled when there. The angry Aussie-bound version of the lad isn't pleasant to see at all at all. Hopefully he'll sort whatever brought on the change.Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
Was offered a beer Chang while at dinner and didn't want to refuse. Not one to mix, picked up 4 btls on the way home. I won't be running in the park at 8am. :)
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Great contribution..Quote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
Beats you food contributions hands down.Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
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Oh my bad . But you are correct in this instance . I fear moving back to the antipodes has worked out well for the kids Education plan and that was the main reason to move back here. They are doing great in school. Mrs bld had issues for a hell of a long time but seems to be back to her old self and has a job she enjoys. I myself started a small biz that seems to be keeping me of the streets and sober mostly. Yes. Eddo. I was indeed chilled to the max in Lao, for the 15 years I lived thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Edmond
Could still be there being chilled but that wouldn't of helped the kids. I'm not that selfish. A decision was made between me and her to move here. 5 years later I think neither she or me really like it but we accept it. Oz is pretty expensive and full of rednecks, bogong etc