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Previously on "Anyone fancy a pint?"

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  • mudskipper
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    Originally posted by stek View Post
    Cricket on telly, 4 more mins before I can open a tin, because drinking in the morning is a sign of alcoholism, whereas 12:01 is fine.....

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  • stek
    replied
    Cricket on telly, 4 more mins before I can open a tin, because drinking in the morning is a sign of alcoholism, whereas 12:01 is fine.....

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  • AJ1982
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    Originally posted by TykeMerc View Post
    Bottle of 140-year-old Arctic Ale beer sells for £3,300 - BBC News

    Here's hoping it's a beer that travels fairly well.
    I could put this under daily meal allowance right?

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  • NickFitz
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    Probably better than many of those overhopped "Pale Ale" brews that seem so prevalent nowadays

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  • TykeMerc
    started a topic Anyone fancy a pint?

    Anyone fancy a pint?

    Bottle of 140-year-old Arctic Ale beer sells for £3,300 - BBC News

    Here's hoping it's a beer that travels fairly well.

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