Uncle Buck
Ghost Writer
- Jul 7, 2003
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Being invited to take part in a drinking the pub dry due to it closing down for a refurb is a bad idea, that is all.
Commander said:In what way is it not a bad idea?
Uncle Buck said:Being invited to take part in a drinking the pub dry due to it closing down for a refurb is a bad idea, that is all.
readingstockport said:Did that once at a student union bar. It was carnage the next day.
Arthur said:You remember that pub I used to work in (the one you met me at when you stayed at mine in Crouch End). We had the pleasure of drinking it dry.....it took me a week to get over it!
Brovian said:Which pub?
I remember at the first NSC sponsored game we drunk the hospitality bar dry, mainly due to the prodigious intake of the legendary Lance (Cannarian Seagull). We thought we were helping the Albion but we discovered that all the bar profits went to Ecovert (I think) who were running the Stadium at the time.
Uncle Buck said:The one with the free pizzas?
I think having done my service to drinking pubs dry I will abstain from booze until I am 30....
Uncle Buck said:The Duke of Wellington near the station.
Oh and I have a memory of turbo shandy's.
mona said:You 20somethings certainly have stamina. Saturday seemed to involve a 12 hour session in Stepney and Spitalfields interrupted by a 3 hour break at Upton Park. A regulation Saturday for the GDC I suppose.
The Clown of Pevensey Bay said:I once drank Canada Dry.
Uncle Buck said:I seem to have also acquired one of pubs pool trophy's even though I cannot hit a pool ball and have memories of writing the words from the first 2 verses of GOSBST on the pub wall with a marker pen.
Jack Daniels and Sambucca does not work either.
However Baileys and Southern Comfort had a certain charm to it.
Carrot Cruncher said:Cam anyone do First Aid?
Midori and stella is never a good idea