Off Topic Hull: City of Culture

Yes, but they won't. They will continue to stamp their little feet when they don't get their own way and the nasty people are absolutely beastly to them and don't agree with everything they say.

 

This is what happens when folk are brought up by fools in old-style hats and coats, who half the time are soppy-stern and half at one another’s throats.

 

Been drinking, Ernie?

 

Nah, I'm flying at 0730.

I'm merely quoting, it gives me less of a headache.

 

I remember these days.

 

As a matter of interest, how do you load a tweet on here?

 

Good to see these positive write-ups we're starting to get.

One nitpick. Unless this was written 10 years ago, it's very possible to find a pint costing over £3.

 

My thoughts when I read it.

 

On a tweet at the bottom you see 3 dots, click on there, and you will see a drop down box, click on embed tweets or video, copy and paste the link onto the media box on this bar above, like you do with posting a youtube link. That's it.

 

Thankyou for that.

 

Lot more on street free car parking in those days then there is today.

 

For me the only place I have had a few pints in Town recently is the Rugby Tavern down Dock St and it less than £2 for a pint of mild, so seemed reasonable quote to me.

 

Proper old boozer is the Rugby. Mild John? Not many mild drinkers about these days.

 

I had a pint of Mild a couple of weeks back at a party in Stoke, place was called Jollees,I think. They get some half decent bands on. Anyway it was ****ing rank but cheap as ****.

Mild, Bitter & a lime & soda for less than a fiver.

 

You're right Chazz personally I still prefer it to bitter if its available.

 

Rugby and Blue Bell are both Sam Smiths pubs and are much cheaper than the norm. Both great pubs though - but they are probably the cheapest two in town, at least out of the ones that are actually pleasant to be in.

 

Once did an evening out at Sam Smith's brewery at Tadcaster, really good evening out finish off with some really good beer in their staff bar.

 

Four or so years ago, I met some friends in York. We went in a Sam Smith's on Nunnery Lane. My friend and I had a pint of Museum Bitter(?) and her fella had a pint of Lager.

I received change from a fiver!


I think the bitter was £1.34.