beer up

[GRETTON FOX]

started to go wrong saturday from going in 1884 ,beer up again £3.10 pint of not very good stella

 

[Yorkshire Vixen]

started to go wrong saturday from going in 1884 ,beer up again £3.10 pint of not very good stella

and theyve started letting kids in there and some of which were running around :icon_roll

 

[GRETTON FOX]

been letting kids in for a while now ,but saturday they had them bloody horns when sunderland game on

 

[Brauny Blue]

and theyve started letting kids in there and some of which were running around :icon_roll

Thats what kids do isnt it, and you cant get rid of them because they have got rights you know:icon_wink

 

[1966]

Thank god the Western's back open.

 

[Hammond Organ]

started to go wrong saturday from going in 1884 ,beer up again £3.10 pint of not very good stella

Over-priced. InBev only put their prices up once a year and that is in June/July, so someone is 'rinsing it'...

 

[fox58]

£3.00 for a pedigree

 

[fitz]

its shit, why pay for a drink in there? its got screens to watch matches, as do other bars...bars where the beer doesn't taste like piss

 

[DesertFox]

you cant get rid of them because they have got rights you know:icon_wink

Which doesn't include, IMO, going into pubs!

I didn't when I was a kid*, and if I had, I would never have been allowed to run around the place, annoying the grown ups. It's just another little sign that society is breaking down.....

(* After the age of 14 I didn't consider myself a kid anymore )

 

[Brauny Blue]

Which doesn't include, IMO, going into pubs!

I didn't when I was a kid*, and if I had, I would never have been allowed to run around the place, annoying the grown ups. It's just another little sign that society is breaking down.....

(* After the age of 14 I didn't consider myself a kid anymore )

Pubs went soft with rules on children when they started selling food. In my day:icon_roll if you were lucky the landlord would let you in providing your parents made you sit quietly in the corner. Nowadays kids dictate:icon_conf and many parents are too thick to realize when their children are becoming a pain in the arse to other people.

 

[Matt_B]

Pubs went soft with rules on children when they started selling food. In my day:icon_roll if you were lucky the landlord would let you in providing your parents made you sit quietly in the corner. Nowadays kids dictate:icon_conf and many parents are too thick to realize when their children are becoming a pain in the arse to other people.

Or don't care

 

[consty]

They are afraid to tell them off in public, for fear of
1) disaproval from liberal parents who don't approve
2) if the parents do or say something and the telling off to the child doesn't work, its embarrassing (to them) in front of bystanders.

 

[Macky]

They are afraid to tell them off in public, for fear of
1) disaproval from liberal parents who don't approve
2) if the parents do or say something and the telling off to the child doesn't work, its embarrassing (to them) in front of bystanders.

It's about time pubs started providing a 'naughty step', that'll solve the problem.