Theres a steak in every glass

Beer comes in 425ml schoonies

Ale comes in Pint glasses

Real beer comes in Steins (but where to get them)

I don't know of the pricing swmbo doesn't drink beer so a trip to the bar usually costs about $10

This is why I don't drink much and only drink the nice stuff when out

That and the threat of random drug and alcohol testing at work,

A nice bottle or two of wine does the trick

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Originally Posted by dobbo

Beer comes in 425ml schoonies

Ale comes in Pint glasses

Real beer comes in Steins (but where to get them)

I don't know of the pricing swmbo doesn't drink beer so a trip to the bar usually costs about $10

This is why I don't drink much and only drink the nice stuff when out

That and the threat of random drug and alcohol testing at work,

A nice bottle or two of wine does the trick

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Ahh, so your one of those strange people that drink for the taste, not the effect.:D ;)

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Originally Posted by crump

Ahh, so your one of those strange people that drink for the taste, not the effect.:D ;)

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Yes it's a D2 and Rangie owner thing, you wouldn't understand it:D

lucky I own a D1 too then,,,,,

did have a glass of 67 grange the other day---:angel:

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Ahh, so your one of those strange people that drink for the taste, not the effect.:D ;)



Yes it's a D2 and Rangie owner thing, you wouldn't understand it:D

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Well obviously different again for D3 owners, as I sit here feeling kinda ordinary from drinking mainly Boags for taste and to get smashed :D plus some of my brothers knobby italian beer, just cause it left more of mine to drink later and hell I dont even know what I am crapping on about:eek: , beer prices right, hmmm well a case of Boags Draught-stubbies, $39 not bad me thinks,

Regards

Stevo

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Originally Posted by stevo68

Well obviously different again for D3 owners, as I sit here feeling kinda ordinary from drinking mainly Boags for taste and to get smashed :D plus some of my brothers knobby italian beer, just cause it left more of mine to drink later and hell I dont even know what I am crapping on about:eek: , beer prices right, hmmm well a case of Boags Draught-stubbies, $39 not bad me thinks,

Regards

Stevo

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I don't drink top get smashed I drink to enjoy myself on days off work, and to get swmbo smashed:twisted:


just kidding


sort of

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Originally Posted by stevo68

Well obviously different again for D3 owners, as I sit here feeling kinda ordinary from drinking mainly Boags for taste and to get smashed :D plus some of my brothers knobby italian beer, just cause it left more of mine to drink later and hell I dont even know what I am crapping on about:eek: , beer prices right, hmmm well a case of Boags Draught-stubbies, $39 not bad me thinks,

Regards

Stevo

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Did a course at Emergency Management Institute at Mt Macedon recently and as its Fed. Gov. owned, the booze was tax free, something like $1.20 a stubbie of Boags over the bar,geez I liked that stuff, but cant get it up here:mad: .Lucky I was only there for a week, my liver couldnt have taken much more.:D

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Originally Posted by Redback

That's a schooner 375ml or 15oz

I have homebrew most of the time a schooner of homebrew is 25cents:D :p :p :p

Baz.

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and the kidney stones... priceless!

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and the kidney stones... priceless!

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LOL


Now thats funny

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Originally Posted by p38arover

Schooners used to be 15 oz. - that's 426.19 ml

Rounded down..... by gum, you're right, Ace. :)

Ron

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I do get it right sometimes. :)