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Tuesday, 17. June 2008, 17:21:34

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Don't know what to say that is really important. I live in what's locally described as the beer capital of the world and I like beer, I think it shows. I even worked for the previous owners delivering thousands of litres of strong lager.

Lager is my favourite drink, I put lager on my muesli, sprinkle it on my chips and regularly have Hungarian Lager Goulash with bread and Marmite.

Irish beer has a very strange effect on me, drink four and ok but five and oh dear. Next day things are even worse.

I like white wine but it's not worth the price, but I never touch spirits unless offered free.

A year ago I was diagnosed as a diabetic, I told the quack I would give up the beer and this year I'm not diabetic, good eh:whistle:

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Henry 15. August 2008, 04:14

Nice post Steve :up May i give you this...
I'm calling in to invite you to celebrate O.W.C. Member of the week, our first of many to come, be great if you dropped in if you have the time.
ta.
Henry.

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