What are you drinking tonight 2022?

[Leon103]

Cheers mate. Glad arrived in good condition. I'm having one too
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Yes that's a better photo

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

A raspberry sour next to console myself after missing out on the vault city version.

 

[dave_77]

A raspberry sour next to console myself after missing out on the vault city version.

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Nice beer that

 

[Sassanach]

It’s couple of my marshmallow stout tonight. Testing my covid recovery with alcohol.

 

[DavidDetroit]

Oops, wrong thread. Washed down with more Cream Ale.

I'll mention now, since it all turned out cracking (to use a UK word which I may or may not be using correctly), that I was sitting on the edge of my seat because you said you had poured a few back and were going to cook pizza in a a smelting-level temperature oven.
I'm relaxed now, don't worry about me, it's all good.

 

[DavidDetroit]

marshmallow

I could get behind marshmallows in a stout. It seems like it's kind of a cousin to vanilla.
Nice.

 

[DavidDetroit]

Here's a rookie mistake, lack of knowing kind of thing, and I'm not a rookie. I would bring 14 beers X 3 crates to a family gathering and wonder why the beer wasn't as nicely clear at the gathering as it was at home.
Traveling jostled the piss out of the beer, drove everything off the bottom.
Obvious. Obvious. Obvious.
I'm three beers in so feck off! I actually don't know if that's something a moderator would delete.
In any case, was that funny? Still trying to get a handle on the UK humour (notice the "u"). Monte Python is my reference.

 

[Donegal john]

Here's a rookie mistake, lack of knowing kind of thing, and I'm not a rookie. I would bring 14 beers X 3 crates to a family gathering and wonder why the beer wasn't as nicely clear at the gathering as it was at home.
Traveling jostled the **** out of the beer, drove everything off the bottom.
Obvious. Obvious. Obvious.
I'm three beers in so feck off! I actually don't know if that's something a moderator would delete.
In any case, was that funny? Still trying to get a handle on the UK humour (notice the "u"). Monte Python is my reference.

Feck is quite widely used in Ireland and is accepted by everyone as an alternative to the other version. Kids can say it to their parents with no issue.
often used on father ted and aired on prime time tv.
for other variations of swear words see billy connely and his use of the phrase “bassa”

 

[DavidDetroit]

father ted

I know that show!

billy connely

And I know who he is.
I appreciate the info.
Since the beer I'm drinking is reacting like sodium pentothal, I'll say I try to do a "when in Rome" kind of thing but only to the point of being understood and being a good ambassador (representing the US in as positive of a light as is accurate).
I've said too much.
signed,
I'd make a terrible spy

 

[Alastair70]

I'll mention now, since it all turned out cracking (to use a UK word which I may or may not be using correctly), that I was sitting on the edge of my seat because you said you had poured a few back and were going to cook pizza in a a smelting-level temperature oven.
I'm relaxed now, don't worry about me, it's all good.

No need to worry, I’ve got a 4-foot long turning peel (to use the preferred US unit of measurement) and have put plenty of nights in front of the pizza oven while boozing

 

[Donegal john]

I know that show!

And I know who he is.
I appreciate the info.
Since the beer I'm drinking is reacting like sodium pentothal, I'll say I try to do a "when in Rome" kind of thing but only to the point of being understood and being a good ambassador (representing the US in as positive of a light as is accurate).
I've said too much.
signed,
I'd make a terrible spy

Could be worse. You could be a “gobshite”

 

[Leon103]

A raspberry sour next to console myself after missing out on the vault city version.

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Will pick one up for you and stick in a bottle swap if you want to try it. Wouldn't mind trying your version.

 

[Leon103]

Another beer from @dave_77 This time a Belgian pale. Until this year it's not a style I have got into but enjoying this just as much as all the other Belgians he sent in the past

 

[DavidDetroit]

Could be worse. You could be a “gobshite”

I only laughed. My habit is to not use Google here since there are real-time sources. As a result, at the moment, I'm in the dark about "gobshite."

 

[Donegal john]

I only laughed. My habit is to not use Google here since there are real-time sources. As a result, at the moment, I'm in the dark about "gobshite."

noun: gobshite; plural noun: gobshites

1. a stupid, foolish, or incompetent person.
   "he'd have looked like a right gobshite bringing the lawnmower for a walk around a baldy garden"

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Will pick one up for you and stick in a bottle swap if you want to try it. Wouldn't mind trying your version.

Happily, PM your address

 

[Donegal john]

noun: gobshite; plural noun: gobshites

1. a stupid, foolish, or incompetent person.
   "he'd have looked like a right gobshite bringing the lawnmower for a walk around a baldy garden"

It’s a really complex thing to insult someone in Ireland. For instance if I said you were a “fekin ejit” you would either be a total moron or you would be the funniest person in the room. It depends on context , situation and tone of voice.

 

[DavidDetroit]

No need to worry, I’ve got a 4-foot long turning peel (to use the preferred US unit of measurement) and have put plenty of nights in front of the pizza oven while boozing

Yeah, that's just me rooting for the home team to succeed.
I have to say, I don't mind seeing "4 feet" now and then! Although "yards" and "meters" are close enough for me to get. Celsius, mg, grams and KG have me scrambling for the Google translate. Yet I've gleaned that you use MPH for the cars? When I was a kid, we learned it all and were ready to jump on board and then...nothing.
Truth be told, I've never deep-fried a turkey in four gallons (US or UK) of boiling oil with less than a few!

 

[marshbrewer]

Now having a King Goblin.

I wonder if this is what Hobgoblin was like when it first came out and was 6.5%?

It's really nice!

 

[DavidDetroit]

noun: gobshite; plural noun: gobshites

1. a stupid, foolish, or incompetent person.
   "he'd have looked like a right gobshite bringing the lawnmower for a walk around a baldy garden"

I tried but I'm still trying to figure out the connection for what I'm sure is a joke. Sorry.