Why are you bunch of grass munching mushroom [CLick] heads doing holding a Direby C$nty thread on our board?
GO AWAY PARASITES
Why can't you get it through your thick horn heads that we're not interested in your black and white little club or it's unqualified boy manager and skint owners?
Bear - "Why can't you get it through your thick horn heads that we're not interested" ............... try tellin Strett, StanLee etc that they arent interested.
You'll also note, Red Forest Bear, that this is an article that spans BOTH of our boards, inviting comment from BOTH sets of fans.
We can hardly be blamed for the regular disappearing act of most of your contributors due to yet another thrashing/managerial change/financial embarrassment (delete as appropriate) resulting in the comments mostly being made by fans of The Famous Club.
Happy New Year, btw
comment by Red Forest Bear (U6288)
posted 1 hour, 13 minutes ago
Why are you bunch of grass munching mushroom [CLick] heads doing holding a Direby C$nty thread on our board?
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You see the bit that says "Football Championship Derby County Nottingham Forest" at the top? It obviously didn't sink in.
Do you think we ought to get it changed to 'Nottingham Thickphukkas' just to make Red Forest Bear feel at home?
Eddie:
there's a sack of biltong with your name on it; when's a good time?
666 - when you give Eddie his biltong, ask him where my beer is from the naming of the grandchild "competition"? If he hasnt drunk it, you can have it! +=
Hurrah!!
It's like I'm always telling people: Peeder's not a bad bloke, he's just horribly misinformed
666 - I wil remind you that I am partly responsible for you being the POTY. I VOTED FOR YOU! I HAVE NO IDEA WHY!!! Except, as you say, I was "horribly misinformed!"
Peeder: I still have the 'Grandson' beer ready and waiting.
666: At the moment, I am confined to barracks with chronic bronchitis (which explains the gob on the screen) and am rather poorly. I hope to be fit (ish) enough to leave the confines of my front room by the weekend.
Great advert for home-brew you are, you sickly old goat!
Peeder: what do you want, gratitude?!!
FINE. THANK YOU.
Clough...... In.
There; happy now?!!
Canigia, I've only just seen your "serious" question about football owners making money by pretending to be richer than they are.
Ask Man U fans. The glaziers bought MU by borrowing against the wealth and fame of the club. i.e. they used Man U money to but Man U
Should be "they used Man U money to but Man U"
That's the problem, 666. I've not been drinking enough homebrew.
Best typo correction ever, Ramdini. You made the same typo.
For "But" read Buy. At last. Sorry folks. But the article has been a great WIND UP hasn't it?
666 - don't want any gratitude but will take the Clough inin
Eddie, hope you feel better soon. Does your ale, like you, get better with age?
iPhones and iPads; making people look illiterate since 2004
Damn Steve Jobs to he'll.
Peeder:
The stronger ones (Christmas beers) do, certainly - they would be good for 10 years. The 'normal' strength beers (say up to 8%) don't last that long after conditioning. I'd say that the hoppier beers are best drunk 'young' - say up to 6 months to avoid 'skunking' whereas the more balanced, malty Belgian style beers are perfect after a year.
The oily substances in hops are gradually broken down by ultraviolet light, so all of my beers are kept in dark conditions in brown glass to prevent 'skunking'.
Lionel Messi, winner of Ballon d'Or, taking style tips from Sir Robin Day..?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20937775
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/features/desert-island-discs/castaway/79a3630f
Eddie: I'm considering asking you to create a Witch Cross album release commemorative beer....I'll consult with the lads and see if we can get you the new album art for the label - what do you reckon? it'll be around April.
Hi, Kev.
I would be happy to do so. Dark, moody and heavy or a light, fruity beer?
If you're going to Brighton "with the lads" OOE, it'd better be light and very fruity, (give us a kiss)
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posted on 7/1/13
Why are you bunch of grass munching mushroom [CLick] heads doing holding a Direby C$nty thread on our board?
GO AWAY PARASITES
posted on 7/1/13
Why can't you get it through your thick horn heads that we're not interested in your black and white little club or it's unqualified boy manager and skint owners?
posted on 7/1/13
Bear - "Why can't you get it through your thick horn heads that we're not interested" ............... try tellin Strett, StanLee etc that they arent interested.
posted on 7/1/13
You'll also note, Red Forest Bear, that this is an article that spans BOTH of our boards, inviting comment from BOTH sets of fans.
We can hardly be blamed for the regular disappearing act of most of your contributors due to yet another thrashing/managerial change/financial embarrassment (delete as appropriate) resulting in the comments mostly being made by fans of The Famous Club.
Happy New Year, btw
posted on 7/1/13
comment by Red Forest Bear (U6288)
posted 1 hour, 13 minutes ago
Why are you bunch of grass munching mushroom [CLick] heads doing holding a Direby C$nty thread on our board?
________________________________________
You see the bit that says "Football Championship Derby County Nottingham Forest" at the top? It obviously didn't sink in.
Do you think we ought to get it changed to 'Nottingham Thickphukkas' just to make Red Forest Bear feel at home?
posted on 7/1/13
Eddie:
there's a sack of biltong with your name on it; when's a good time?
posted on 7/1/13
666 - when you give Eddie his biltong, ask him where my beer is from the naming of the grandchild "competition"? If he hasnt drunk it, you can have it! +=
posted on 7/1/13
Hurrah!!
It's like I'm always telling people: Peeder's not a bad bloke, he's just horribly misinformed
posted on 7/1/13
666 - I wil remind you that I am partly responsible for you being the POTY. I VOTED FOR YOU! I HAVE NO IDEA WHY!!! Except, as you say, I was "horribly misinformed!"
posted on 7/1/13
Peeder: I still have the 'Grandson' beer ready and waiting.
666: At the moment, I am confined to barracks with chronic bronchitis (which explains the gob on the screen) and am rather poorly. I hope to be fit (ish) enough to leave the confines of my front room by the weekend.
posted on 7/1/13
Great advert for home-brew you are, you sickly old goat!
Peeder: what do you want, gratitude?!!
FINE. THANK YOU.
Clough...... In.
There; happy now?!!
posted on 7/1/13
Canigia, I've only just seen your "serious" question about football owners making money by pretending to be richer than they are.
Ask Man U fans. The glaziers bought MU by borrowing against the wealth and fame of the club. i.e. they used Man U money to but Man U
posted on 7/1/13
Should be "they used Man U money to but Man U"
posted on 7/1/13
That's the problem, 666. I've not been drinking enough homebrew.
posted on 7/1/13
Best typo correction ever, Ramdini. You made the same typo.
posted on 7/1/13
For "But" read Buy. At last. Sorry folks. But the article has been a great WIND UP hasn't it?
posted on 7/1/13
666 - don't want any gratitude but will take the Clough inin
Eddie, hope you feel better soon. Does your ale, like you, get better with age?
posted on 7/1/13
Prefer you big flirt
posted on 7/1/13
iPhones and iPads; making people look illiterate since 2004
Damn Steve Jobs to he'll.
posted on 7/1/13
Peeder:
The stronger ones (Christmas beers) do, certainly - they would be good for 10 years. The 'normal' strength beers (say up to 8%) don't last that long after conditioning. I'd say that the hoppier beers are best drunk 'young' - say up to 6 months to avoid 'skunking' whereas the more balanced, malty Belgian style beers are perfect after a year.
The oily substances in hops are gradually broken down by ultraviolet light, so all of my beers are kept in dark conditions in brown glass to prevent 'skunking'.
posted on 7/1/13
666:
posted on 7/1/13
Lionel Messi, winner of Ballon d'Or, taking style tips from Sir Robin Day..?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20937775
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/features/desert-island-discs/castaway/79a3630f
posted on 7/1/13
Eddie: I'm considering asking you to create a Witch Cross album release commemorative beer....I'll consult with the lads and see if we can get you the new album art for the label - what do you reckon? it'll be around April.
posted on 7/1/13
Hi, Kev.
I would be happy to do so. Dark, moody and heavy or a light, fruity beer?
posted on 7/1/13
If you're going to Brighton "with the lads" OOE, it'd better be light and very fruity, (give us a kiss)
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