Your ideal cafe?

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Krusty, May 23, 2005.

  1. In uk.rec.motorcycles, Bear amazed us all with this pearl of wisdom:
    Looks like I'll be finished early too then :)
     
    Whinging Courier, May 27, 2005
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  2. In uk.rec.motorcycles, Mary Pegg amazed us all with this pearl of
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    Thanks and yes. That's how my Grandfather made it.
     
    Whinging Courier, May 27, 2005
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  3. Krusty

    Chris Soanes Guest

    No they both taste like piss. I used to word in a pub in my student days
    where the landlord would collect up all the half drunk pints at the end
    of the night and pour them back into the Brew X1 barrel (it was an M&B
    pub). Dunno if he's still there.
    Not *that* warm. Most ales are served at cellar temperature, usually
    (8-10 celsius). Lager is usually so cold that you can't taste it.
    Should've burned the £5 note instead.

    Tiff
     
    Chris Soanes, May 27, 2005
  4. In uk.rec.motorcycles, frag amazed us all with this pearl of wisdom:
    No, they both don't have much flavour and what flavour there is is
    pretty much the same across the board IME.
    Not actually warm but not chilled. Actually I do drink mine chilled but
    not so chilled you can't taste it. A couple of degrees above fridge
    temperature is good or plucked fresh from a bucket of cold water in a
    shadowy corner in a summer's days' garden.
    Spend a tenner on a decent Havana. You don't even need to spend that
    much. Eight quid will get you a fairly decent one from a discerning off
    licence. Something like a Romeo 'y' Julieta no.3 is a good place to
    start and I still buy more of those than anything else.
     
    Whinging Courier, May 27, 2005
  5. Krusty

    Ace Guest

    And that's your defninition of 'decent' is it? I bet you'd use the
    expression 'strong enough to stand your spoon up in' as well.
    Why? I'd rather pay for one cup, then a second only if I wanted it,
    rather than having to subsidise all the free top-ups others would be
    having at my expense.
    Well yes, there I agree with you.

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    Ace, May 27, 2005
  6. Krusty

    Ace Guest

    It never did. A pint of black russian and you're anybody's.

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    Ace, May 27, 2005
  7. Krusty

    Lozzo Guest

    Ace says...
    I'll have you know that it used to take about 8 or 9 pints before I
    would condier myself asreholed. Nowadays you're right, one pint and
    it's time to shout "Game Over".
     
    Lozzo, May 27, 2005
  8. Many years ago, in an empire far away, I visited a Youngs pub
    (Claygate near Esher in Surrey, I think). I asked where they got their
    lager from. The landlord said that they just chilled their bitter.
    Gulp.

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    Richard Sherratt, May 27, 2005
  9. Krusty

    darsy Guest

    3/3 from the above list for me, so I'm joining you in the "unreal"
    stakes.
     
    darsy, May 27, 2005
  10. Krusty

    darsy Guest

    I'd be (mildly) interested in seeing you attempt to make the logical
    progression from a dislike of crap cafés to a lack of aptitude for
    biking.
    I'd quite like a Smart Roadster, as it goes.
     
    darsy, May 27, 2005
  11. Or a Harley, if you've really discovered that biking is not for you.

    DARFC



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    Richard Sherratt, May 27, 2005
  12. In uk.rec.motorcycles, Ace amazed us all with this pearl of wisdom:
    "Ten sugars or twelve"

    I'm easily amused and that Privilege advert still makes me grin.
     
    Whinging Courier, May 27, 2005
  13. Krusty

    Ace Guest

    Says who? This hoary old myth has been around for decades, ever since
    people started drinking fizzy crap chilled so low that you can't
    actually taste it, and it really gets my goat.

    Most decent beers are best served at around 6-8C, which is hardly warm
    by anybody's standards. About the temperature you'd want to serve a
    decent white wine, for example. Some 'winter warmers' can bear to be a
    bit warmer than that, and a light summer ale might drink well as low
    as 3 or 4C, but anything approaching room temperature is just *wrong*.

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    Ace, May 27, 2005
  14. Krusty

    Ace Guest

     
    Ace, May 27, 2005
  15. Krusty

    Ace Guest

     
    Ace, May 27, 2005
  16. Krusty

    Champ Guest

    heh.

    Prolly shagged a few married women too, eh?
     
    Champ, May 27, 2005
  17. Krusty

    Lozzo Guest

    Champ says...
    Very very few, usually either single, seperated, divorced etc, but not
    very many who were actually married at the time. I'm not a big fan of
    infidelity.
     
    Lozzo, May 27, 2005
  18. Krusty

    Champ Guest

    Well, me neither.

    My ex-wife was still living with her first husband when I started
    seeing her, so I guess I shouldn't have been surprised at how things
    turned out for us, really.
     
    Champ, May 27, 2005
  19. Krusty

    ogden Guest

    Paging darsy.
     
    ogden, May 27, 2005
  20. Krusty

    darsy Guest

    my current girlfriend was still living with her first husband when I
    started seeing her.

    That isn't what you meant though, is it?
     
    darsy, May 27, 2005
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