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Glencoe said:
The finest snakebite I ever used to drink was in the Blue Bell at Seaburn, Labatts and Woodpecker I think it was, you could see how many drinks you had by the mark on the inside of the glass, it was immense. It obviously tasted better as it was match day and in a couple of hours we would be on our way to Roker Park.
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Bloody loved my pork dip on the way to the match.<ok>
 
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Glencoe said:
The finest snakebite I ever used to drink was in the Blue Bell at Seaburn, Labatts and Woodpecker I think it was, you could see how many drinks you had by the mark on the inside of the glass, it was immense. It obviously tasted better as it was match day and in a couple of hours we would be on our way to Roker Park.
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Labatts was a quality lager, I agree. As a sad 15 year old, I used to sit behind the University library on a Friday night with 4 cans of Labatts. Memories are the dogs bollocks! Love them.
 
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Yes but no but said:
Thought LCL snakebites were strong but that’s unreal hahaha
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LCL. Looney c*nts lager as it was affectionately known.

My favourite snakebite is the beer that cannot be named in case RAW is reading but it's initials are NBA and its now brewed in Tadcaster with any cider I could get. It deffo had the desired effect and saw me doing an impression of a Border Collie and crawling home a few times
 
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