| Re: The pub [message #198504 is a reply to message #198497] |
Tue, 17 October 2006 07:34   |
rleishman
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Hmmm. I see opportunity for a exchange (student) beer program. A six-pack from your homeland goes to spend an all too brief stay with an overseas family.
Let's see, what little Aussie battlers could I send out into the big-bad that you can't get anywhere but here?
There's lots of micros around, but that's just cheating. I'm thinking of a local beer thats big enough to stand on its own two feet, but just hasn't got the international break.
Some of you guys might like a Coopers Pale-Ale, or perhaps a James Boag Premium (although it might have found its way onto a boat by now). Red-back would probably be my choice though - micro brewery roots, but now quite common in all Australian capitals.
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| Re: The pub [message #205587 is a reply to message #198776] |
Sun, 26 November 2006 08:36 |
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Maaher
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Hah! Time for a pint! Sorry for my absence the last couple of days but it has been hectic around here. And it won't be better for the next weeks. A deadline is approaching and things were getting horribly wrong. We haven't got much time left to get it back on track. Keep up the good work, all of you, and I hope to rejoin you soon.
MHE
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| Re: The pub [message #205600 is a reply to message #205587] |
Sun, 26 November 2006 12:05 |
Frank
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Hey man, do like everybody else does: post your requirements here, add a little "URGENT" note to it and Bob's your uncle!
Good luck Maarten!
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| Re: The pub [message #207342 is a reply to message #205605] |
Tue, 05 December 2006 03:37 |
Frank
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Is there anyone else out there that can confirm it has been sunny in North Yorkshire for the past four months now?
I'm getting kinda jealous here..
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| Re: The pub [message #211165 is a reply to message #207517] |
Tue, 26 December 2006 23:12 |
rleishman
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Christmas lunch with the family on Saturday.
Drinks Menu:
- Duvel (1st time for me - magnificent)
- Leffe Blonde (I can see the attraction, but I'm not a fan)
- No 8 Wheat (A Russian wheat beer. No English / Roman letters on the bottle, the importer's label just called it No. 8 Wheat. Very impressive - I'll drink it again)
- Saporo (Japan) - Just because the can is impressive
My brother brought two different European beers made in champagne bottles. One at 11.5%, one regular strength. Don't recall the names. In fact, he arrived late, so I don't recall much about these at all.
A very merry Christmas
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| Re: The pub [message #228725 is a reply to message #228701] |
Tue, 03 April 2007 22:55 |
rleishman
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Michael Palin and John Cleese could do wonders with this material.
I'm sure that thread reminds me of a Monty Python sketch, but I can't recall which one. Dead Parrot and Cheese Shop come to mind, but I'm sure there's another where the straight-man is just plain thick, not deliberately avoiding the topic. Maybe something out of Holy Grail...?
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| Re: The pub [message #230694 is a reply to message #230659] |
Thu, 12 April 2007 10:46 |
rleishman
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Those guys shouldn't just be hailed as Aces, they should be canonised for tolerating the OTN forum UI for over 1000 posts. I've got a pretty low UI pain threshold. Maybe a few Duvels would help...?
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