Another landlord has come up with another excuse to keep his pub open. By offering a pint called "Substantial Meal".
Loophole to Tier 2 'substantial meal' rule at Brighton pub | The Argus
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Urban Dictionary: AssnosticOriginally posted by xoggoth View PostI'd like a religion where I could get behind too.
Urban Dictionary: adonitology
Ass Worship | Encyclopedia.com
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To be fair, my wife and I both worship the same guy.Originally posted by vetran View PostI worship my wife!
Me.
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Churches get all the breaks... they can offer booze with just a small wafer rather than a substantial meal.
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I thought you were a worshipper of his noodliness.
APOSTATE!!!!!!
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A religion I can get behind!
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ly-Tier-3.html
Tequila bar owner registers his Nottingham venue as a CHURCH in bid to open legally under Tier 3 Covid restrictions because it will be a place of worship- Bar in Nottingham applies to become The Church of the Four Hundred Rabbits
- Government lockdown rules allow places of worship to stay open, even in Tier 3
- Punters can choose to be a 'bunny believer' or 'reverend of the righteous rabbits'
- The bar's owner says it is intended as a joke, but 'it comes from a serious place'
Let the congregation names come forth!
Maybe Rampant rabbits for NLyUK, Bucks & Does, Kits or leverets for the lucky who still have any hair.
suggestions welcome.
It is however unlikely that there was a virgin birth as frankly they are at it like rabbits!Tags: None
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