Another bastion of englishness falls

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minestrone replied

22 April 2018, 13:30
England and English culture should be protected and encouraged, attempts to dilute that should be discouraged.

As a very unnationalistic Scotsman I thoroughly encourage Englishness.
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NotAllThere replied

22 April 2018, 12:44
Originally posted by minestrone View Post

translation: the world should bend to my will

Well, yes, of course it should. I appreciate your support.
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OwlHoot replied

22 April 2018, 12:06
Originally posted by washed up contractor View Post

.. And dont get me started on pissy lagers.

You already have. You may as well carry on now!
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washed up contractor replied

22 April 2018, 11:05
A bloody disgrace it even got put to a vote. CAMRA was formed to ensure the survival of real cask ales not the chemical warfare tulipe you get served up in many pubs. And dont get me started on pissy lagers.
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minestrone replied

22 April 2018, 09:32
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

You know that the ideal temperature for ales is 13°C? Which is only warm compared to the temperature your fizzy yellow wife-beater is served at - which is necessary for you, otherwise you'd be able to taste what foul muck it is.

translation: the world should bend to my will
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OwlHoot replied

22 April 2018, 08:41
Originally posted by greenlake View Post

Is that Jethro on the right? Crikey, he's put on a bit of weight
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NotAllThere replied

22 April 2018, 07:06
Originally posted by Mordac View Post

... warm beer, so hardly a surprise...

You know that the ideal temperature for ales is 13°C? Which is only warm compared to the temperature your fizzy yellow wife-beater is served at - which is necessary for you, otherwise you'd be able to taste what foul muck it is.
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greenlake replied

21 April 2018, 21:46
Originally posted by BR14 View Post

CAMRA is becoming Campaign for Any Old Beer Down The Boozer. oh, dear ,oh, dear
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Scruff replied

21 April 2018, 20:05
I'm quite happy with my 'Merkan style IPA's, that come in a nice, cold bottle.
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quackhandle replied

21 April 2018, 18:11
Originally posted by Mordac View Post

I couldn't see the socks and sandals brigade embracing anything other than warm beer, so hardly a surprise...

Really you don't fancy drinking with these fine gentlemen?

qh
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Mordac replied

21 April 2018, 17:10
Originally posted by Dark Black View Post

Or not...

Real ale drinkers reject bid to widen remit - BBC News

I couldn't see the socks and sandals brigade embracing anything other than warm beer, so hardly a surprise...
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AtW replied

21 April 2018, 17:08
"Although 72% of votes cast were in favour of the change, the motion failed to pass because it needed the support of 75% of voting members."
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Dark Black replied

21 April 2018, 16:16
Or not...

Real ale drinkers reject bid to widen remit - BBC News
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BR14 started a topic Another bastion of englishness falls

21 April 2018, 09:04
Another bastion of englishness falls

Real ale drinkers asked to embrace change - BBC News

CAMRA is becoming Campaign for Any Old Beer Down The Boozer. oh, dear ,oh, dear
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