quincunx
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there must be thousands and thousands of new city fans from abroad who are reading this stuff we write and wondering if they've made the wrong choice of club and have accidentally wandered into a lunatic asylum.
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Should Craft Beer be sold in Working men's clubs?
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idahoblues
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Not many working mans left these days.
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Been a while since you were in a working men’s club I guess? They most definitely would complain if there was a pricier drink being offered. Bearing in mind anything over £2.80 is considered expensive! Haha!
I wouldn't even know the average price for a pint these days mate. How much is it up north these days? It always was around 2.5 pints to minimum wage back in the day, I think that is pretty much the same down south. Where I am now it's mostly $8 a pint which is around 4.70 quid.
idahoblues
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Agreed but it does get hot over here and StraliaLike most Australian crap it's only palatable when it's freezing cold.
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They are mostly correct in that line of thinking.there must be thousands and thousands of new city fans from abroad who are reading this stuff we write and wondering if they've made the wrong choice of club and have accidentally wandered into a lunatic asylum.
quincunx
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do you know what i've always wondered?They are mostly correct in that line of thinking.
i've always wondered if people in kuala lumpur ever wear a jumper.
quincunx
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if you are in the so-called northern quarter you can pay up to £7.50 for a guinness. reykjavik prices.I wouldn't even know the average price for a pint these days mate. How much is it up north these days?
in spoons it's about £3.50 for a real ale
Bill Walker
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OK then, the Persons clubIs that not offensive to those who are not working? Is it not marginalising them? Discriminating because they do not work?
Bill Walker
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*StrayaAgreed but it does get hot over here and Stralia
Personally I prefer the craft beers.
I'd sell them if only to wind @Blue Mist up
idahoblues
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Damn it! Straya,
Also make it really expensive