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Never entered a pub since the smoking ban came in.
Wouldn't have minded going to a smoking area and not upsetting anyone else, but if I have to stand outside then I'll get my drinks from Tesco on the way for a fraction of the price and keep them in my manbag.
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Ever since Churchill Jr my capacity for booze has been greatly diminished.
Not a bad thing really, I suppose.
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostIs the days of Derek and Clive -esque drinking gone? I like nothing better than supping a pint of real ale in the company of friends chatting around a table, but pubs don't seem to lend themselves to this "old skool" format. Even if you find a decent pub, it's bound to have either a "gastro" bit tacked on it, or be within spitting distance of a nightspot so turn into a pub to club joint on a Friday evening between 7 and 10.
Does anyone else like drinking real beer, with squirrels and twigs floating in it? Or are you more a wine bar person?
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We just don't go to any kind of pub where you can't. Yes I know what that means: we now never go to a British pub in Britain any more (were out in a Scottish pub in Germany last night, and an Irish pub in the same town the night before, both smoking).
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSince Jan 1st I have not touched alcohol. I gave up coffee 4 years ago and tea 1 year ago. I drink entirely water at the moment.
At home drinker these days with an odd trip to the pub(Isn't it expensive these days!) . Little too much. Bottle of wine a night and maybe a beer or glass of spirits.
Cut down since Saturday, only two bottles and a glass of whisky this week.
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Since Jan 1st I have not touched alcohol. I gave up coffee 4 years ago and tea 1 year ago. I drink entirely water at the moment.
Just as well I have the heroin to compensate....
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Proper pub without music, or cocktail bar, are my choices. Clubs and noisy bars are crap.
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I'm still on my new year reso, so not had a drop all year , don't really miss it, or the hangovers.
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What kind of drinker are you?
24Pub to clubber man. I am hip.16.67%4Ale, scratchings and sawdust for me please.25.00%6Wine bar snob4.17%1Drink at home41.67%10I'm dining out with AndyW's mum most nights12.50%3Is the days of Derek and Clive -esque drinking gone? I like nothing better than supping a pint of real ale in the company of friends chatting around a table, but pubs don't seem to lend themselves to this "old skool" format. Even if you find a decent pub, it's bound to have either a "gastro" bit tacked on it, or be within spitting distance of a nightspot so turn into a pub to club joint on a Friday evening between 7 and 10.
Does anyone else like drinking real beer, with squirrels and twigs floating in it? Or are you more a wine bar person?
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