The youngsters in the local drink Jagerbombs by the gallon and costs 'em a fortune.

 

Reminds me of a couple of months back when there was a group of us and typical of the northern lad in the group I stood up to get the first round in.

 

Ex-England striker I was with tells me he only ever drinks pink champagne, green tea or sparkling water. Naturally got him a sparkling water but what's wrong with a decent pint these days??

 

Any other odd drinks requested round your way?

The weirdest I've heard are:

 

Red wine and soda

Blackcurrant and coke

Malibu and milk

The weirdest I've heard are:

 

Red wine and soda

Blackcurrant and coke

Malibu and milk

 

 

What about Brandy AND Baileys?

What about Brandy AND Baileys?

 

 

Surely that's the only way Bailey's should be drank.

 

Surely that's the only way Bailey's should be drank.

 

 

Not when it's my round it's not!

What about Brandy AND Baileys?

 

NB - What are you having BCG

BCG - I'll have a brandy and baileys

NB - No, you'll have a brandy OR a baileys

 

Tight bitch

NB - What are you having BCG

BCG - I'll have a brandy and baileys

NB - No, you'll have a brandy OR a baileys

 

Tight bitch

 

 

20 years ago, it must've been. And I still laugh when I hear it ordered!

Young Ashey ordered a pint of Boondoggle in a back street boozer last week

 

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lovely drop that wa. you won't see me drinking anything but Boondoggle these days. maybe a crabbies from time to time

20 years ago, it must've been. And I still laugh when I hear it ordered!

 

20 years ago you'd have both been too young to drink

 

 

Golden is a fairly ordinary one. It's called all different things around the country though. There is a WWays contributor who drinks (or did a few years ago anyway) Guinness and lime

 

Did you just say that mixing lager and bitter in the same glass is "ordinary" ??

Did you just say that mixing lager and bitter in the same glass is "ordinary" ??

 

 

In the same way as a pint of mixed is normal. Even I think it's "normal".

 

 

& thanks, Ashey

We went to a music festival a few years ago. I'd taken a box of red wine along with the usual cans of cider. A mate of mine had taken a litre bottle of vodka. After the cider had been polished off, we started drinking "vodka wines". Classy!

In the same way as a pint of mixed is normal. Even I think it's "normal".

 

I thought better of you.

 

"Mixed" rings a bell. Is that mild and bitter?

I thought better of you.

 

"Mixed" rings a bell. Is that mild and bitter?

 

 

Tis. One doesn't forget their roots and on a Monday night before payday a pint of Castle & Tetley Mild & a few games of pool was better than stopping in sulking.

 

BCG will be on later I'm sure to advise on the night I went out with ?2.50 and woke up the next day after an 8 hour binge with a fiver and a half eaten kebab staring at me (& no clever comments about it being badly packed, thank you).

That's class is that.

In the early '70s Aussie white wine and cider was a popular tipple in Yates Wine Lodge on Bradshawgate. Maybe it still is.

A lot of people seemed to sup Golden when I first started turning out, this is 12 years ago. They call it Mickey Mouse in the Midlands. I think the bitter goes in first, can't remember, but to put the wrong one in first, whichever it is, is tantamount to beverage vandalism. Owd folk still sup mixed in Leigh, there's also Guinness and mild mix but that's nothing short of subversive.

creme de menthe and baileys- a springbok

 

i was rather ill on that,

 

brandy and baileys iam sure is a slippery nipple

 

the missus like a glitter bomb, goldschlager and red bull

malibu and milk is top! Gayest drink int world but you feel like your out of A Clockword Orange.

 

What about Fat Frog - orange breezer, blue wkd, smirnoff ice - tastes like skittles.

Ladyboy

Ill show you my chippy tits!

 

Love you long time Mr Homer!