Is it beer o'clock yet?
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It certainly looks like it's NFG any more.Originally posted by Alias View PostSounds like its oxidised....
Just as well it's some stuff I got out of a leaky aerosol & dissolved in IPA.

Byeeee
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I had a short lunch break today so may finish a few mins early - in which case 70 mins to leave clientco, 40 mins to do the Kessel run on the motorbike and then crack open a nice cool Hogs Back lager (Hogstar) (yes, from the brewery tour last weekend - they do a nice lager!).Originally posted by norrahe View PostIs it beer o'clock yet?
Mmmmmm, beeeeeeeeer, uuuurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrle....
If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.Comment
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Well I'm heading out in a bit to a place that does lots of Belgian beersOriginally posted by hyperD View PostI had a short lunch break today so may finish a few mins early - in which case 70 mins to leave clientco, 40 mins to do the Kessel run on the motorbike and then crack open a nice cool Hogs Back lager (Hogstar) (yes, from the brewery tour last weekend - they do a nice lager!).
Mmmmmm, beeeeeeeeer, uuuurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrle....
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Originally posted by zeitghost View PostIt certainly looks like it's NFG any more.
Just as well it's some stuff I got out of a leaky aerosol & dissolved in IPA.

Byeeee

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Originally posted by hyperD View PostI had a short lunch break today so may finish a few mins early - in which case 70 mins to leave clientco, 12 parsecs to do the Kessel run on the motorbike and then crack open a nice cool Hogs Back lager (Hogstar) (yes, from the brewery tour last weekend - they do a nice lager!).
Mmmmmm, beeeeeeeeer, uuuurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrle....
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Well, the ex-dissector of human remains has a facebook page.
Goodness me.
Temptation oh temptation.
And he's updated "Works at" to "worked at".
Schadenfreude++.
and thrice 
Have a good weekend all.

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Originally posted by Bunk View Post


I'll have to sell my Stormtrooper outfit as a penance!
And more importantly: BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRR!
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.Comment
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