English cider or IRISH CiDer...

In a pub you won't get change from a fiver.

€4 in a shop?

Back off Brussels.

 

You could buy a flat in Jockland for the price of a large round in London though, it's ****ing extortion.

 

In the 90's when the wall came down that beer was a quid for the 500ml bottle and not known,imported and not in many pubs but a fave for outdoor gigs in Finsbury/Victoria park and one looked classy even though one couldn't stand up

 

It's only £1.39 now and it's sold everywhere still you daft paddy ****.

Blame Ireland.

 

I had a few of these on Friday £1.89 in Ipswich but €4.50 in Latvia.
Imported from Latvia, it's a truly class drop.



Bought in a Lithuanian shop.

 

Is it fs,you can't buy it for less than €4 in most shops though occasionally you can get 3 for a tenner.

 

How the **** is it dearer in its home country,wait stags etc rip the tourist off,Latvian birds are nice though.

 

The highest I have seen was £1.79 you can also get it on Draught in many good pubs.

 

Live scenes.

 

Better not vote for exit so or it'll cost you about £7,one major reason to stay in Europe

 

3 for a tenner he said , stay in Europe he said

 

Bastard

 

This is the nuts too.

 

20 Lithuanian Marly lights for £4.30 but I have to get my Latvian pal to buy them or they **** their pants that I'm a copper in the Sklep.

 

Hmmm,we do get off ripped over here and expensive place to live,was down my local earlier with the war office just for a few,€11.10 for a pint of Guinness and a Smirnoff and Schweppes tonic,about €80 spend on a Monday,expensive enough.BTW my pint costs €4.80.Though on a lighter note my local butcher is selling 4 legs of Venison for €20,it that dear?

 

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