Reasons to be cheerful... 1,2,3

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I need to convert you to the world of Stella my dear 8)
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do you have a wife? :P
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Have you tried the 4% stuff yet welly? If not, don't bother. It's like your average cheaponasty weak piss lager with a vaguely Stella-like taste

Oh, and I got a mate to help me do a blind test on 5.0% Stella vs. 5.2% Stella and out of 10 runs I identified the weaker one 10 times :(
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mjb wrote:Oh, and I got a mate to help me do a blind test on 5.0% Stella vs. 5.2% Stella and out of 10 runs I identified the weaker one 10 times :(
I got 60 bottles (284ml) of the 5.2% from Sainsbury's for £20.00 (less 15% staff discount - thanks Mrs Welly) at the weekend and I'm savouring each and very one :cheesy:

I surmise that the 5.0% version is actually less than that :x

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mjb wrote:Have you tried the 4% stuff yet welly? If not, don't bother. It's like your average cheaponasty weak piss lager with a vaguely Stella-like taste
It tastes like Kaliber, horrible stuff :frown:
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Shall we all show ourselves now? it's weird not knowing what we looky like?
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Welton wrote:Buy a 3.0 V6, they're cheaper to run than HDi's
*snigger*
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Welton wrote:Buy a 3.0 V6, they're cheaper to run than HDi's
Not what you'd call a 'Green Welly'
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dogslife wrote:Not what you'd call a 'Green Welly'
You aint seen what comes out the back of mine when I'm caning it :shock:
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Welton wrote:
dogslife wrote:Not what you'd call a 'Green Welly'
You aint seen what comes out the back of mine when I'm caning it :shock:
I've followed a few, driven an Hdi 90, etc :frown:
I'd say Pugs look cleaner than Vw's, Renaults, Vaux er.. Isuzus or Fiats 8)

Maybe 2.2 aint so bad :D
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Welton wrote:Shall we all show ourselves now? it's weird not knowing what we looky like?
I don't see why not :)
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I dunno, what if people don't look like the way you imagine them? Would it make it harder to talk to them?
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steve_earwig wrote:I dunno, what if people don't look like the way you imagine them? Would it make it harder to talk to them?
Can't imagine it would make much difference, after all we're here to share an interest, help each other and have a laugh or two along the way. I'll do the picture thing if it's what people want. 8)

Do you have any club get-togethers :?:

Anyway its Friday, it's half eight, so its pub time :cheesy:
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dogslife wrote:Do you have any club get-togethers :?:
Yeah we did have one.... once :oops:
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Yes we did ,and i think the four of us thoroughly enjoyed it in one way
or another :D :P :P :P :P
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