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• #14902
Purple nasty at uni for me.
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• #14903
I want to say the half bitter half mild in London was a brown and mild and one of them came out of a bottle, but that was way before my time.
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• #14904
The BBQ for that pub used to be an up-turned Tesco trolley. Back in the early 00s.
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• #14905
Why was it up turned? Wouldn't all the charcoal fall out?
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• #14906
Called a "Cart-away" when I was at uni. Lots of pernod and black being drunk when I was a student tho, mostly fuelled by the (obviously wrong) idea you could drink water after and it'd get you drunk a second time.
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• #14907
Just don't overdo it. The vomit after a night of drinking those is spectacular.
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• #14908
And will stain the paintwork on the passenger door of your bright red Mini Cooper.
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• #14909
Purple nasty was the official uni drink at Loughborough as the uni's colours are purple, you'd go in the Union and they'd have rows of them racked up ready
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• #14910
Banks bitter, you either know or you don't.
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• #14911
Thought those were that London drinks. No idea as I'm too young.
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• #14912
Snake bite and black or diesel but not heard purple nasty name
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• #14913
Snakey B at Derby Uni, me duck.
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• #14914
HMRC would like a word if you think diesel was the same colour as snakebite and black
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• #14915
I was carted away home on more than one occasion after a night on them. I remember the water theory for Ouzo & similar too. Messy times.
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• #14916
Yep diesel for me. Me and a mate created the bio-diesel as well which swapped the blackcurrant for lime cordial.
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• #14917
I want to say the half bitter half mild in London was a brown and mild and one of them came out of a bottle, but that was way before my time
Mild was always on draft when I was young, sure that isn’t mild and brown ale (which would’ve been out of a bottle - Newcastle brown)?
Ignoring poncy student drinks, a whole raft of old style drinking memories dredged up here; Black and Tan, Guinness and mild, light and bitter.
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• #14918
West London mid-60s.
Crates of bottled 1/2 pint Brown Ale, (definitely not Newcastle, maybe Charringtons?), ’smuggled' onto coaches for 'Mystery Tour' day trips.
Blokes down the back swigging from bottles,
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• #14919
Presumably they’re all set for hipster driven revival?
Hopefully with a name change for the first of those. Unless we're talking about Hipster Hitler.
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• #14920
It was just what it was called, not idea why. I just drank it a couple of times.
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• #14921
At nene college, the cheap beverage of choice used to neck a pint of advocaat and keep it down for 1/2hour, to get free drinks or the advocaat for free. Can't remember which. But I could neck a pint of advocaat all in one go and keep it down for half an hour if I didn't drink anything else or dance manically.
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• #14922
Brings back memories.
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• #14923
Unless we're talking about Hipster Hitler.
Surely Hipster Churchill would be more accurate for Black and Tans?
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• #14924
Students Choice Cider was. pound for pound, the most effective oblivion deliverer
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• #14925
We drank Perise Perry for cheap fun, we noticed street drinkers favoured it so reckoned it had the biggest effect for the smallest increase in your overdraft
I can confirm this is still the formulation for a pint of mixed in Kidderminster and surrounding areas, or at least was until a couple of years back.