Update from Badge
Jan 6th 2004, 9:46 am
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Re: Update from Badge
Originally posted by dugongs
Just shown this post to my aussie wife and she found it incredibly condescending and patronising. Personally have to say the thought of an English bloke just off the plane wearing thongs, driving a ute and desperate to buy a slab of beer seems like they may be taking the proverbial.
Just shown this post to my aussie wife and she found it incredibly condescending and patronising. Personally have to say the thought of an English bloke just off the plane wearing thongs, driving a ute and desperate to buy a slab of beer seems like they may be taking the proverbial.
EH!!??????? I ***ING LOVE AUSSIE and your wife is UPSET???????????????????????????????
Your wife has never met me, and clearly doesn't know me...if I was having a compare or dig, it was an 'in joke' reference to the way we spend hrs comparing things on this forum...eg chocolate
Thanks all for trying to put the record straight.
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Jan 6th 2004, 9:47 am
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Re: Update from Badge
yeah the thongs snag on the clutch a few times....
Jan 6th 2004, 9:50 am
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by CHnJ
I'm even a litle peeved that he may have gotten exactly the ute I was wanting to buy ... there had better be another like it at the same price!
The poster's girlfriend clearly doesn't understand the "kid in a sweetshop" feeling of going into a coldstore on a sweltering day to choose an aussie beer to take home to mates. It's a drinking method I much prefer to sipping warmish beer in a pub with the rain outside. [QUOTE]
listen to CH. Buying a slab of my mate's fav beer was a pleasure. You got it first time. Yup - the Triton is a lot cheaper and mine is great. Wanted a Hilux but there are more...
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I'm even a litle peeved that he may have gotten exactly the ute I was wanting to buy ... there had better be another like it at the same price!
The poster's girlfriend clearly doesn't understand the "kid in a sweetshop" feeling of going into a coldstore on a sweltering day to choose an aussie beer to take home to mates. It's a drinking method I much prefer to sipping warmish beer in a pub with the rain outside. [QUOTE]
listen to CH. Buying a slab of my mate's fav beer was a pleasure. You got it first time. Yup - the Triton is a lot cheaper and mine is great. Wanted a Hilux but there are more...
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Jan 6th 2004, 9:52 am
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Re: Update from Badge
Originally posted by badgersmount
yeah the thongs snag on the clutch a few times....
yeah the thongs snag on the clutch a few times....
Jan 6th 2004, 1:40 pm
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Now hold on but I'm almost feeling sorry for this pillock 
. A touch of look before you leap before posting against people like badge.
BTW, I wasn't trying to live the cliche, but the first things I did were buy a 4X4, a pair of rossis and decide whether a block of Emu Ex was better than a slab of VB.
Cheers now
. A touch of look before you leap before posting against people like badge.BTW, I wasn't trying to live the cliche, but the first things I did were buy a 4X4, a pair of rossis and decide whether a block of Emu Ex was better than a slab of VB.
Cheers now
Jan 6th 2004, 7:29 pm
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Re: Update from Badge
Originally posted by badgersmount
EH!!??????? I ***ING LOVE AUSSIE and your wife is UPSET???????????????????????????????
Your wife has never met me, and clearly doesn't know me...if I was having a compare or dig, it was an 'in joke' reference to the way we spend hrs comparing things on this forum...eg chocolate
Thanks all for trying to put the record straight.
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EH!!??????? I ***ING LOVE AUSSIE and your wife is UPSET???????????????????????????????
Your wife has never met me, and clearly doesn't know me...if I was having a compare or dig, it was an 'in joke' reference to the way we spend hrs comparing things on this forum...eg chocolate
Thanks all for trying to put the record straight.
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Well done Badge, let it out. I was hoping you'd come along to stick up for yourself (we were doing our best for you, but it's always better from the horse's mouth, so to speak).
But you've got one thing wrong though - Tooheys New, mate. Not VB. Of course, I don't drink the stuff, as we know, but I swear allegiance to all things Toohey due to my association with Mr Bundy.
Jan 6th 2004, 8:31 pm
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Originally posted by welshboybilly
do they sell kronenbourg in aussie ?
do they sell kronenbourg in aussie ?
Jan 6th 2004, 8:32 pm
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Originally posted by seang
for certain in NSW - mainly bottle shops (330ml bottles)
for certain in NSW - mainly bottle shops (330ml bottles)
thank you, i am a happy man.
Jan 6th 2004, 8:38 pm
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Originally posted by welshboybilly
thank you, i am a happy man.
thank you, i am a happy man.
Jan 6th 2004, 8:39 pm
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Originally posted by bondipom
Until you see the price. I will find out for you but it is probably over $60 for a case.
Until you see the price. I will find out for you but it is probably over $60 for a case.
is that 24 x 330 ml bottles.
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Jan 6th 2004, 8:39 pm
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Originally posted by bondipom
Until you see the price. I will find out for you but it is probably over $60 for a case.
Until you see the price. I will find out for you but it is probably over $60 for a case.
Jan 6th 2004, 8:40 pm
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Originally posted by CHnJ
Is it possible to homebrew decent tasting lager!!???
Is it possible to homebrew decent tasting lager!!???
maybe this question should of been in the "any question's" thread.
Jan 6th 2004, 8:41 pm
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Originally posted by CHnJ
Is it possible to homebrew decent tasting lager!!???
Is it possible to homebrew decent tasting lager!!???
do a search for posts by petey think he asked the same before and got heaps of responses
Jan 6th 2004, 8:43 pm
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Originally posted by welshboybilly
do they sell kronenbourg in aussie ?
do they sell kronenbourg in aussie ?
Mr Bundy's choice of beer in the UK. Good taste, WBB.
