How old are you?

To quote Jim Jeffries



Mid 30's btw

The unwritten man code, let's all lie to each other that we really enjoy this stuff.

Give me the choice of a beer or a soft drink in any occasion except one in which I want to dance or sing or chat inebriated ladies up and I pick the soft drink because it tastes better and does the intended purpose of what a drink should do, stops dehydration.

It's either minimum 7 pints or 6 shots or just don't waste your time.
Altering your conscious state helps get you through life but let's not lie to ourselves on the taste, alcohol pre 1998 was rank

It doesn't all taste like feet, I think for most it's a natur progression once you start drinking lager, then when you get a bit bored drinking fizzy Shit, or you have a bad session where it won't go down. So you try Guinness or a cask ale.

I love going the angel and trying the specials and do so elsewhere but I'm thinking now that ales don't do for me any more, and the two pints of Xmas ale I had in the Salisbury before Xmas were what led to me being abducted by aliens that night( I can't remember a Fucking thing). Definitely wasn't anything to do with the champagne vodka cocktails in Revolution.


In closing, I'd recommend everyone trying something, with a bit of flavor to it.

Otherwise we might as well all be stuck in a wetherspoon's choosing the deal of the day lager, while waiting for our two for one meals

Spot on. I go through stages, particularly in the winter when I just can't be bothered at all with lager. You can't beat walking into a pub like the Head of Steam in Huddersfield Station and discovering a great local beer.

I hope this new place is good, as much as I like Wilkies it is a bit of a walk from town.

I concur. Lager is okay on a hot day but nothing beats a real ale in Winter.

Do they still do Walkers Winter Warmer?

central heating?

don't drink the water out of the central heating it tastes a bit rusty.

My local used to have guest *real* beers and most of them tasted like cough mixture.

I don't know how anybody can drink the lager that is sold in Britain......it is all p*** wind....i will drink lager abroad but the cheapest local stuff that goes down ok & doesn't give me any side effects. Over here though you can't beat a good bitter ....i used to drink mild but that is hard to find these days.

I'd been thinking the same but I didn't want to jinx it. Can add the Quarter bar to the others mentioned.