Old cock pub .. stretford.. sadly no longer... sat in our school uniform. Bikes all outside . We were all 15 years old with kenny hand who was 17 years old .. .. 70p a pint of stones.... or 65 p for dark mild ... awesome lunch time back to school anyone ?
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Your first pint?
- Thread starter Blue Llama
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First pint I bought was in the moonraker pub Langley
Pint of lager. 1986. Had 2 more and was barred for getting threatened by someone with a pool cue
He said I slagged his misses off. Landlord chucked me out because I was new to the place
Next day my dad went down and had a word with the landlord and sorted the bloke out
Pint of lager. 1986. Had 2 more and was barred for getting threatened by someone with a pool cue
He said I slagged his misses off. Landlord chucked me out because I was new to the place
Next day my dad went down and had a word with the landlord and sorted the bloke out
oakiecokie
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Cheeky fooker. ;)I thought they only brewed mead when you were a lad ;-)
Blue Llama
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Robbies pubs, In the Bakers right now enjoying a pint of very well kept Socks & Sandals.
Alex - City Matters
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My first legal one was Peroni in the Sul Lago about a month ago. I stress legal ;)
FantasyIreland
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Budweiser in the Blue Bell,Monton.
I was 16,and with a couple of mates,i had to neck the majority as the landlord chased us out.
I was 16,and with a couple of mates,i had to neck the majority as the landlord chased us out.
laserblue
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Some shitty, cheapo lager in The Oaks in Chorlton when I was 13. Then my Dad walked in and caught me!
Ha! I used to live behind the Oaks. My dad also caught me drinking a pint of Wilson's bitter there when I was still under age although it was nowhere near my firt pint.
bluetonium
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Think it was Murphy's stout at The Freemasons in Handforth, still going strong I think. For some reason we thought that we'd get served if we stayed away from the lagers. Worked so we went in again the next week, and the barmaid said to us that at least if she serves us we're getting pissed in there rather than in a park.
What didn't work so well was me and a mate taking a couple of girls to the Railway as was in Cheadle, telling them not to worry we'll nip inside and get the drinks if they're worried about ID whist they grab a table outside, and then being served but made to drink (or leave, as if!) a pint with a wine chaser by the door staff before they'd let us outside, telling us to clear off. Meanwhile the girls left for less fussy climes whilst we chased after on a stomach of Stella and Chardonnay. The sad thing is I actually did go on a date with one of them shortly after, whilst her mum and dad waited in the car round the corner and then came in to the pub to meet me and and pick her up at about 9pm.
What didn't work so well was me and a mate taking a couple of girls to the Railway as was in Cheadle, telling them not to worry we'll nip inside and get the drinks if they're worried about ID whist they grab a table outside, and then being served but made to drink (or leave, as if!) a pint with a wine chaser by the door staff before they'd let us outside, telling us to clear off. Meanwhile the girls left for less fussy climes whilst we chased after on a stomach of Stella and Chardonnay. The sad thing is I actually did go on a date with one of them shortly after, whilst her mum and dad waited in the car round the corner and then came in to the pub to meet me and and pick her up at about 9pm.
Alan Oakes Shinpads
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Whitbread Tankard in the Sherwood on Claremont Road,bought for me by my uncle on my 14th birthday in 1969.I think it was 2 bob for a pint then, 10p in new money