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PalazioVecchio south pole 31 Jul 15 6.58pm | |
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just had a thought. I just about remember the days everybody went to the pub, all the time. Those were the days of just a few channels on the telly, all your friends in the pub, cheap booze in the bar, and the ability to smoke and dare i say, even to drink drive. nowadays, its very much the shoe on the other foot. Pubs dying everywhere. People drinking at home with cheap stuff from the supermarket. from the odd visit to a pub at an airport or train station or visiting the British Legion at Selhurst, maybe grab a bite to eat at wetherspoons on George street....otherwise i now pretty much avoid pubs. too expensive, too noisy, too much hassle getting home while half-cut, no quality control on what nutters will be sitting in your immediate vicinity, etc etc.... so what about you ? is it 7 nights a week, or 2 nights a year ? how has it changed over the years ? Edited by PalazioVecchio (31 Jul 2015 7.24pm)
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ghosteagle 31 Jul 15 7.07pm | |
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Quote PalazioVecchio at 31 Jul 2015 6.58pm
just had a thought. I just about remember the days everybody went to the pub, all the time. Those were the days of just a few channels on the telly, all your friends in the pub, cheap booze in the bar, and the ability to smoke and dare i say, even to drink drive. nowadays, its very much the shoe on the other foot. Pubs dying everywhere. People drinking at home with cheap stuff from the supermarket. from the odd visit to a pub at an airport or train station or visiting the British Legion at Selhurst....i now pretty much avoid pubs. too expensive, too noisy, so what about you ? is it 7 nights a week, or 2 nights a year ? how has it changed over the years ? As you say, while in days gone past trips to the pub were a weekly thing it has now become more of a rarity. The main reason has to be the cost, £10 doesn't go very far in the pub but in sainsburys it will get me 20 bottles of Becks.
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Squidgeedee Maidstone 31 Jul 15 7.22pm | |
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Quote PalazioVecchio at 31 Jul 2015 6.58pm
just had a thought. I just about remember the days everybody went to the pub, all the time. Those were the days of just a few channels on the telly, all your friends in the pub, cheap booze in the bar, and the ability to smoke and dare i say, even to drink drive. nowadays, its very much the shoe on the other foot. Pubs dying everywhere. People drinking at home with cheap stuff from the supermarket. from the odd visit to a pub at an airport or train station or visiting the British Legion at Selhurst....i now pretty much avoid pubs. too expensive, too noisy, so what about you ? is it 7 nights a week, or 2 nights a year ? how has it changed over the years ?
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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 31 Jul 15 7.22pm | |
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Since the smoking ban, hardly ever.
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fed up eagle Between Horley, Surrey and Preston... 31 Jul 15 7.26pm | |
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It used to be five times per week, but now apart from a match day I really don't frequent them as much. Happier times ;D
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eagleman13 On The Road To Hell & Alicante 31 Jul 15 7.56pm | |
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Quote Cucking Funt at 31 Jul 2015 7.22pm
Since the smoking ban, hardly ever.
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Kermit8 Hevon 31 Jul 15 8.07pm | |
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Loved going to pubs two or three times a week 1981-July 2004. Best ones with raw comedy caberet thrown in. First child arrives Aug 2004. Then another a few years later. No more pubs apart from once in a tartan moon. 9
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Jimenez SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 31 Jul 15 8.10pm | |
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Every day & I don't drink anymore.
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coulsdoneagle London 31 Jul 15 8.14pm | |
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3 times a week, on average, I'm heading off as we speak.
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eagleman13 On The Road To Hell & Alicante 31 Jul 15 8.16pm | |
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...Back to the OP's Q? Every day seeing as my 'trout' is the manager(Wetherspoons) where we live, at least I know where she is
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Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 31 Jul 15 8.23pm | |
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Half a dozen times a year for a pint. Few more foe meals with the family.
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-TUX- Alphabettispaghetti 31 Jul 15 8.32pm | |
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Quote PalazioVecchio at 31 Jul 2015 6.58pm
just had a thought. I just about remember the days everybody went to the pub, all the time. Those were the days of just a few channels on the telly, all your friends in the pub, cheap booze in the bar, and the ability to smoke and dare i say, even to drink drive. nowadays, its very much the shoe on the other foot. Pubs dying everywhere. People drinking at home with cheap stuff from the supermarket. from the odd visit to a pub at an airport or train station or visiting the British Legion at Selhurst, maybe grab a bite to eat at wetherspoons on George street....otherwise i now pretty much avoid pubs. too expensive, too noisy, too much hassle getting home while half-cut, no quality control on what nutters will be sitting in your immediate vicinity, etc etc.... so what about you ? is it 7 nights a week, or 2 nights a year ? how has it changed over the years ? Edited by PalazioVecchio (31 Jul 2015 7.24pm)
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