Ee haw ee haw

[Keith at Tregenna]

Just had pancake day here, more my cup of tea.

K.

[Captain Kong]

I was in Silverton. the ghost town , north of Broken Hill, no one lives there, just one pub and a girls grave right in the middle of the street,.just an ugly barmaid and a three legged dog that fell over when I said "Sit". no one else.
I had a couple of pints of 4XXXX when I got outside my van was surrounded by hundreds of camels
all sat in the road, We had to stand on them to climb over to get to the van,
we sat there for over two hours blasting the horn and revving up the engine. They just would not move.until a few grumpy ones who disliked being bumped by the van finally moved
Brian.

[cappy]

I was in Silverton. the ghost town , north of Broken Hill, no one lives there, just one pub and a girls grave right in the middle of the street,.just an ugly barmaid and a three legged dog that fell over when I said "Sit". no one else.
I had a couple of pints of 4XXXX when I got outside my van was surrounded by hundreds of camels
all sat in the road, We had to stand on them to climb over to get to the van,
we sat there for over two hours blasting the horn and revving up the engine. They just would not move.until a few grumpy ones who disliked being bumped by the van finally moved
Brian.

bet you had the hump brian .....cappy

[happy daze john in oz]

Brian, no one drinks XXXX any more.
It was only given that name as in Queensland where it was first brewed no one could read or write.

[Keith at Tregenna]

Japanese owned now.

K.

[Colin Wood]

Fair go Happy Daze, most clubs and pubs I know stock XXXX and Cascade from Tassie. Was a time in territory when not popular, then a major shortage of Calton stuff, so XXXX held the day.

[Keith at Tregenna]

Certain it was Brisbane and the X'S were to do with the strength of the brew.

K.

[happy daze john in oz]

Fair go Happy Daze, most clubs and pubs I know stock XXXX and Cascade from Tassie. Was a time in territory when not popular, then a major shortage of Calton stuff, so XXXX held the day.

Yes I know, Dan M sell sit here and on occasions have drunk it.
As to that stuff from Tassie, no way for me will I drink that again, once was enough.
Plenty of VB though.

[Keith at Tregenna]

What about Foster's ?

K.

[Colin Wood]

Dan Murphys all sell Spitefire brewed by the oldest brewery in England, Shepherd Neame in Faversham. It is an IPA with the strength of 6.5%. Top tucker