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I can't believe I left those last Pheonix drinks at 11pm to go to another well known bar on the lane that was dead as a dodo.... I've learned my lesson and hope to make this one - esp given the theme: "The Outer Circle - Forumites Unite"


Georgia here I come....


:)-D

Narnia Wrote:

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> Surely no one of pub entry age has a skateboard?



Is there any other way to travel to the pub?


It makes the trip home exponentially more exciting. A bit like booking your summer hols in Bagdad.


Or Blackpool.

My first ever drinks and been called the 'best'...are the two related or did it mark the beginning of the end?


I dunno I've liked most of them including the CPT both times, the Clockhouse, the very small winter gathering upstairs at the Lodge...and others


anyway, Mick Mack's unofficial drinks were good and involved some racing

Mick Mac Wrote:

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> Can you get my name right please.


You have just reminded me of this classic!


And yeah...the Mick Mac drinks complete with Midnight Race is one of my favourites. Oh dear God...couldn't stop laughing...

Arh the small winter gathering at the Lodge is one of my all time favs too, will you be wearing THE jumper again this winter Quids?



???? Wrote:

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> I dunno I've liked most of them including the CPT

> both times, the Clockhouse, the very small winter

> gathering upstairs at the Lodge...and others

>

SeanMacGabhann Wrote:

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> Ah come on now dec. Hundreds have managed

> without. And you know what i look like anyway

> probably so i will introduce you


You don't actually look like Father Ted Sean, do you?

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