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Only one date and that lasted only two brandy & babychams... When I came back from the loo she was stroking the wig of a man with a red nose who seemed to be sniffing her wimple...bobo the clown wrote:It did. Did you date her before, or after me, WtW ?William the White wrote: ... babycham and brandy which could, if taken in enough quantity, turn a mother superior into a raving tart ...
blimey WtW - I asked you to keep that quiet!William the White wrote:Only one date and that lasted only two brandy & babychams... When I came back from the loo she was stroking the wig of a man with a red nose who seemed to be sniffing her wimple...bobo the clown wrote:It did. Did you date her before, or after me, WtW ?William the White wrote: ... babycham and brandy which could, if taken in enough quantity, turn a mother superior into a raving tart ...
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It was indeed - his patronage thereby making it acceptable for everyone else in the establishment to order one up. Rubbish really.thebish wrote:can't really think of babycham without that phrase... wasn't it a big cool-looking black guy who said it?Bruce Rioja wrote:Phew - thank feck for that!Worthy4England wrote:I remember that advert too..Bruce Rioja wrote:Hey. Iiiiiiii'll have a Babychaaaaaam!
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and Laurie McMenamenamenamiemanie advertising kaliber - "it's just like lager - but with all the alcohol taken out" (wasn't he later caught drunk driving?)TANGODANCER wrote:Went the same way as Party Sevens, Red Barrel and Double Diamond (one works wonders)InsaneApache wrote:Whatever happened to Long Life beer?
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He certainly was, the Bish.thebish wrote:... and Laurie McMenamenamenamiemanie advertising kaliber - "it's just like lager - but with all the alcohol taken out" (wasn't he later caught drunk driving?)TANGODANCER wrote:Went the same way as Party Sevens, Red Barrel and Double Diamond (one works wonders)InsaneApache wrote:Whatever happened to Long Life beer?
... & Party Seven's !!! If only they'd put some form of ring-pull on them. Many a party I've spent hammering a nail or screwdriver in with the heel of my shoe to get at the beer. Eventually breaking through you'd find it was actually the beer which got you as it spewed up like an Icelandic volcano through the small hole you'd created. .... oh, & the word "spewed" was doubly fitting , as it tasted shite when you finally got to it.
At least it wasn't lager, though maybe the ubiquitous nature of these beers were the reason lager took over in the '80's & '90's.
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Bit like those boxes of wine, with the pull-out tap, that you eventually just cut a corner off and dyed your shoes with. Just taking a crate of bottled beer and Guinness home from The Lamb was always the best option. A bottle of Blackcurrant or Cider and the women were sorted.bobo the clown wrote: ... & Party Seven's !!! If only they'd put some form of ring-pull on them. Many a party I've spent hammering a nail or screwdriver in with the heel of my shoe to get at the beer. Eventually breaking through you'd find it was actually the beer which got you as it spewed up like an Icelandic volcano through the small hole you'd created. .... oh, & the word "spewed" was doubly fitting , as it tasted shite when you finally got to it.
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