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You posted a little while back that as times are hard you might have to be selling your "shop front window" room.
If so can you give me an indication as to the price you are looking for , room size and whether it comes with a wing mirror fitted on its outside wall
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If we start drooling over what's on the other side, can we lick it?
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Are you a pimp or a tart, or has this thread gone over my head completely?
I was at the Amsterdam bok beer festival last night and was completely drunk.
Not sure what made me post this, amazed I was capable of typing!! by the way the bok beers were great
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Amsterdam Albion
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oops must learn how to add emoticons 
I was at the Amsterdam bok beer festival last night and was completely drunk.
Not sure what made me post this, amazed I was capable of typing!! by the way the bok beers were great
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I was at the Amsterdam bok beer festival last night
How does it work with the glasses used to serve your beer in?
Presume each brewery serves it in one of their distinctive glasses?
Do they put a hefty deposit on each so that they dont "go missing" at the end of the night?
As i'm still after a Kwak glass for my "collection".
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I was at the Amsterdam bok beer festival last night and was completely drunk.
Not sure what made me post this, amazed I was capable of typing!! by the way the bok beers were great
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I was at the Amsterdam bok beer festival last night
How does it work with the glasses used to serve your beer in?
Presume each brewery serves it in one of their distinctive glasses?
Do they put a hefty deposit on each so that they dont "go missing" at the end of the night?
As i'm still after a Kwak glass for my "collection".
Sadly they don't have special glasses, they do have some for sale. The admission fee is 7 Euros which includes a glass (everyone get same glass). You then buy tokens and try upto 59 different Bok beers. There are several shops in Amsterdam selling the Kwak glass, I have one. Not keen on kwak but the glass is cool.
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One of my favorite beers is St Bernadus Prior and I do like it in its special glass! Yesterday was a particularly fantastic smoky box (a rauch beer). It tasted so nice i would be happy to drink it out of a crisp packet
One of my favorite beers is St Bernadus Prior and I do like it in its special glass! Yesterday was a particularly fantastic smoky box (a rauch beer). It tasted so nice i would be happy to drink it out of a crisp packet
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You are obviously a connoisseur.
Thomas Hardy's Ale?
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I have never had the pleasure of Thomas Hardy's ale - I had a quick google and it sounds very nice
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A little "off puting" is that pours out the bottle a little bit like treacle!
But i think it is above St Bernadus Prior in the SG stakes, so it has a bit of a "kick".
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Lovely turn of phrase in these enlightened times, but from my visit to Amsterdam I recall a blue light offering something a bit more complex than that.