stella scandal

wooooooooooooah. i don't want them all on the trampagne. everyone needs to go back to their roots sometimes

 

Which Corrie are you talking about?

Haim or Feldman?


It's the Czech Pilsner Urquell for me tonight.
I am fresh out of English beer (OSH is a bloody $8.50 for a 4 pack at the Bevmo! Extortion!), but I am still sitting on the remnants of Harp and Guinness from Xmas. It's 2pm now but I may sneak one around 4pm to get a head start on happy hour.

Screw "the man"! (I hope he's not reading this...)

 

4 pound 25 is extortion for a 4 pack in 'merica. shizzle. you guys have it good. also, we are like 8 hours 6 mins ahead of you! mental

 

I feel $1/beer is reasonable to drink at home. Any more is worth dressing up as indians and dumping tea into the harbor over. Sorry harbour.

I really think a Bevmo would blow your minds, lads. It still blows my mind and I go there every week.

 

thats 50p a beer here! whether you talk pint, tin or glass, its crazy! less so for tin. but still 25 pence (50 cent)

 

Can I jst say here that there is no emoticon or smilie in the world that can describe my enjoyment of luke and fan's dialogue in the other thread, and not wanting to spoil the mood there I thought I'd add that here.

And to keep to the mood. I have not had any booze this 2008. That's £0.00 per day on drink ($0.00)

 

It's what we carved our country out of your empire for: to CONSUME CONSUME CONSUME

It's what we do best with number 2 being perfecting ways of multiplying the number of people one person can kill without actually being killed.

First and only country to drop an A-bomb with a frowny face on...YESSS

FYI, I read a report that said there is a seventy percent chance that there will be a nuclear terror attack in the US within 10 years, and fifty percent within five years. I live in LA and that sure would be a sweet target.

I'm ****ed. Eat drink and be merry for tomorrow there is a 50% chance I die in a horrible radioactive fireball!

Am I on a tangent?

 

thats just wrong. not the emoticons mind. i heavily respect that. but the booze!? not right

 

Is that Luther Campbell in your avatar?

 

the first was for YAP. this is for Fitzy, the cynical politics of fear can only be overcome by the workers overthrowing their shackles and drinking stella to the point where everyone is naked and singing and making peace

 

And as far as nuclear attacks go, now that Jack Bauer has moved to D.C/Prison you are royally ****ed!

 

And no, it is a lesser blinged-up picture, quite possibly a mug shot, of my boy R Kezzle

 

A nice pint of Brakspear English Pale Ale for me tonight. half price - 94p for a 0.88 of a pint bottle. very easy to drink and reccomended to those you have not developed the good taste to switch from LAAAAAGARRR to real ale.

PS Stella is just wrong.

 

An interesting fact. I noticed whilst on my travels the other day that my local is where the first ever CAMRA meeting took place

 

is that a kind of secret snake society?

 

I say it is a sports car racing club.

 

http://www.camra.org.uk/

 

IF anyone is interesrested I will be here in a weeks time:

National Winter Ales Festival​

The National Winter Ales Festival is coming to Manchester and will run from January 16-19 at New Century Hall on Corporation Street. A visit to the Festival provides you with the opportunity to sample some of the finest real ales from around the UK including some award-winning winter warmers. Tickets are available on the door although season tickets and corporate packages are available in advance by contacting CAMRA on 01727 798431. Further information including opening times can be found on the Festival website. The National Winter Ales Festival is sponsored by the Manchester Evening News.
The Champion Winter Beer of Britain will be announced by CAMRA on January 17.

 

hey! i live in manchester! shittingly though its right during my exams so i can't go.

 

Come on guys, even I know what CAMRA is.

I also live close to the second oldest school building in Britain, the cathedral of the first British martyr, Steven Hawking's secondary school, the birthplace of Samuel Ryder (creator the the Ryder Cup - the bi-annual UK>US comp), Francis Bacon's local parish (the inventor of many things including the idea of freezing food to preserve it) and the secondary school of Paul Cattermole, one seventh of S Club 7!

St Albans rocks hard ass!

 

All Watford produced is Geri Halliwell:dismay:

 

my house mate is amigos con lee catermole de 'boro fame

 

not true. my sisters best mate is George Michaels niece. so in a way i am very much part of wham

 

I resent this remark!!!

 

Only in golfing circles obviously (rolling eyes smilie)

 

the plane just crashed into the ****ing mountain

 

Cool! The only thing my hometown produced was an infamous Road Rage Shooter.

I think he was doing Meth a lot around the time he shot her. It doesn't mention our town but we both came from tiny El Dorado Hills up north.

 

Que?

 

I think you will all find that Gallows, one of 2007s biggest breakthrough or is it breakthru, bands come from watford, which leads me to...

Enter Shikari - brillaint band, I went to school with three quarters of them! And saw them sing 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' at a karaoke event.

Friendly Fire - bloody amazing band, hotly tipped for 08, despite having a pretty awesome 07.

Both of these come from STA

 

Eldorado in the UK means this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eldorado_(TV_series)

 

Stella?

I'd give it up if I were you.

 

There is no wikipedia entry

 

Eldorado (TV series)

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Eldorado
Main title caption. Format Soap opera Created by Julia Smith and Tony Holland Starring Jesse Birdsall
Patricia Brake
Julie Fernandez
Polly Perkins
Derek Martin
Campbell Morrison
Leslee Udwin
Sandra Sandri
Roland Curram
Buki Armstrong
Faith Kent
Kathy Pitkin
Franco Rey
Stella Maris
Framboise Gommendy
Kim Romer
Nanna Moller
Bo Corre
Iker Ibanez
Clare Wilkie
Roger Walker
Daniel Lombart
William Lucas
Hilary Crane
Josh Nathan
Kai Maurer Country of origin United Kingdom No. of episodes 156 Production Running time 30 min per episode Broadcast Original channel BBC1 Original run 1992 – 1993 External links IMDb profile Eldorado was a British soap opera that ran for only one year, from 6 July 1992 to 9 July 1993. Set in a Spanish resort and based around the lives of British expats, the BBC hoped it would be as successful as EastEnders and replicate some of the sunshine and glamour of imported Australian soaps such as Home And Away and Neighbours. It was made as a co-production between the BBC and independent production company Cinema Verity, and aired three times a week in a high-profile evening slot on the mainstream channel BBC1, filling the BBC1 slot vacated by Terry Wogan's chat show Wogan, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7.00pm.
In spite of a high-profile advertising campaign on television, radio and in the press preceding the launch ('Are you ready for Eldorado?', read by actor Campbell Morrison), the programme was not a popular hit with viewers and critics.

 

Looking like Wikipedia don't like remote linking:rant: