Heartland

boudicca wrote:

Obviousman wrote:Why's that? I'm not that more noisy when I'm drunk surely

I still remember shepherding you round Leeds city centre (with the help of a lace and fishnet-clad Debs, what a trio we must have looked! ) last summer. And your reaction when the ladies we asked directions from didn't have a clue where The Angel was... a loud bellowing of "Well, THAT'S not going to be very much good to us, is it?"

Drunken Dutchman

Well, was it then?

Obviousman wrote:Well, was it then?

Hey, don't get me wrong, I'm all for terrorizing members of the general public in a foreign country

I do it all the time

That's the spirit

I don't think you can find Hoegaarden Grand Cru in the UK but you can definitely have a pint of regular Hoegaarden. That's a start.

Badlander wrote:I don't think you can find Hoegaarden Grand Cru in the UK but you can definitely have a pint of regular Hoegaarden. That's a start.

I know... the best thing I drank during the first HL do.



The others were Tetley's and Stella Export

did the trick sure enuff tho

IZ.

Obviousman wrote:And did I see some Shriekback in there?

Into Method

you passed Zed and an aural biscuit from Uncle Jam~es is en route

Mmmmm...une bière heureuse. *Huge grin*

Uh-oh.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.........

Even the froth is nice !

Bought some



and some



for my father's birthday. Should be a good day.

it's just beer, very guid beer, jist don't expect too much

James Blast wrote:it's just beer, very guid beer, jist don't expect too much

It may be "just beer" but it's pretty hefty !

It's quite a strong and distinctive taste on the first few mouthfuls - good stuff though

It will nivir be 'just beer' but I didn't want hopes raised too far.

I have a magnum of the elixir in the Blast Archiveâ„¢ awaiting the arrival of ARF!

Nice to see y'all enjoying the Guid Stuff. We're at the Austrian border, enjoying the wonderful world of wlan to tell you that the missi-on to spread the Great Yellow Brew to Slovenia is going well. Making good time, will probably be in Ljubljana by 3am and found a me place to crash at the future owner of the crate of Kasteelbier. Had a nice stopover at Jümlaut's (great tea, man!). Will be taking off for the final leg in 30 mins. Will mail again when we've settled into our Ljubljana appartment (no James, it's no pyramid shaped )...

Ahráyeph wrote:no James, it's no pyramid shaped

Och!

Guid tae see the Belgian Emperor II is safe and well on his odyssey to the land of 'lay back'.
Drive hard, sleep well, be comfy and start the day with a Duvel!

pyramids or no


the Maroon Samosa really kicked in tonight, I hope you are proud

Thanks, and again many thanks for this noble silver thing in my fridge!

curious...?

In a noble metal cover..

eotunun wrote:metal cover

An Ancient Rites number, reworked inna gothic stylee?

Told you he was TRUE

eotunun wrote:In a noble metal cover..

Might I just add that your variant above and this one:



...have a different taste than the normal 33cl bottles.

Experts (that does NOT include me) told me that the Duvel on corked bottles sounds even better than the 33cl.

So jist open up and taste, there's more where that came from!

IZ.

Actually, we brought ourselves a 1,5 litre bottle as well. So we're sorted. Yes, Claire, I'm true, but no as true as you...

I just found out that Duvel, a cloudless sunset and 16 Horsepower/Woven Hand are a combination that makes you wish time would stand still.
A combination that does no damage.

Only shlightly pished.

As it should be Herr Jumlaut, I'd have chosen some ARF! or the FGG versions of Afterhours and Hurt.
So be it, to each their own

Genau!

Woven Hand =

Have some Bad Seeds for me as well, won't you Jumlaut?

Sorry, at the moment I´m high on growling and whining slide guitars, later may be..