I used to frequent a pub that played very loud bagpipe music after drinking up time. I like bagpipes, but this was piercingly loud. People used to be out of there double quick.
Pub Quiz thread
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If only you knew...
That's a thing up here to get rid of all English visitors at closing time. The locals can then enjoy a lock-in in peace.
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Thanks, yorkie.
Quickish one, I reckon. Which Watford player played for us when we were 92nd in the League, and also when we were 1st in the League?
Ross Jenkins?Thanks, yorkie.
Quickish one, I reckon. Which Watford player played for us when we were 92nd in the League, and also when we were 1st in the League?
It is. Such a great player. He was very tall and could head a ball, but he had fabulously intuitive feet.
Over to you.
And goal scoring hips too, if my memory of the demolition of Sunderland is correct.
Where is this and what is special about it?
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Dharamshala Cricket Ground. Is it the highest international stadium in India?
No. They do look the same, but Dharamshala is smaller and around 200 miles away from this one.
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Pinterest has this as ofh’s guess. It is very similar.
Dharamshala ground was established in 2003, this one was established 110 years earlier. One is 1000 metres higher than the otherHimachal Pradesh is a distance away, but its ground is listed as Dharamshala.