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Seated in a hotel in Perth
I'm surrounded by Englishmen: when normally I have little contact.
They are all gabbling at 100 miles an hour..exaggerated facial expressions and ticks.. Some of these expressions I recognise from parts of the Uk I am familiar with, but not intimate with. even a bit hyperactive. It's times like this I question whether my own countrymen are as sophisticated as the members of BE might suggest...! Clearly this is not the cream of the bunch...(it's Ok I'm realistic about it all!) |
Re: Seated in a hotel in Perth
Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack
(Post 11090919)
I'm surrounded by Englishmen: when normally I have little contact.
They are all gabbling at 100 miles an hour..exaggerated facial expressions and ticks.. Some of these expressions I recognise from parts of the Uk I am familiar with, but not intimate with. even a bit hyperactive. It's times like this I question whether my own countrymen are as sophisticated as the members of BE might suggest...! Clearly this is not the cream of the bunch...(it's Ok I'm realistic about it all!) And having to be in Perth as well |
Re: Seated in a hotel in Perth
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 11090928)
Probably upset because they can't get any decent beer
And having to be in Perth as well they are banging on about drinks... plenty of run-on sentences, incomplete sentences, use of same noun 3 times in incomplete sentences... ha! they are talking about roos and koalas....Got it! They are tourists ...I think... G...I'm enjoying Perth this time...must be my 11th trip... |
Re: Seated in a hotel in Perth
Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack
(Post 11090943)
As a matter of fact the beer is fine...I've just had a pint of Fat Yak...
Any port in a storm I suppose |
Re: Seated in a hotel in Perth
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 11090946)
Fat Yuk?:ohmy:
Any port in a storm I suppose I'm on standby to report back other tidbits.. They also have a beer called ' something chips'... but no coopers, no James Squire... |
Re: Seated in a hotel in Perth
Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack
(Post 11090953)
It's fine mate: in fact my new friends are on it.
I'm on standby to report back other tidbits.. They also have a beer called ' something chips'... but no coopers, no James Squire... |
Re: Seated in a hotel in Perth
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 11090962)
Coopers I can drink....the rest of them, like Little Creatures for example, are OK for a while but I find they start to taste a bit cloying after a while.....Much like many American beers
Ha....a staff member is about to bring me the Minimum Chips... I'll report back.. |
Re: Seated in a hotel in Perth
Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack
(Post 11090969)
I defer to you on this subject; as a matter of fact I find British Bitter the most cloying of all...but I stress I am no authority.
Ha....a staff member is about to bring me the Minimum Chips... I'll report back.. There's a chance I'm easily pleased! We're onto Qantas now...they are extolling the virtues of the Frequent Flyer programme.. and talking about the pajamas in Business class..and the little things...the size of the chairs... it's a hop away from Aisle one of Safeways...or a million miles even...! |
Re: Seated in a hotel in Perth
Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack
(Post 11090984)
It's a light ale....bit of citrus...I like it....
There's a chance I'm easily pleased! We're onto Qantas now...they are extolling the virtues of the Frequent Flyer programme.. and talking about the pajamas in Business class..and the little things...the size of the chairs... it's a hop away from Aisle one of Safeways...or a million miles even...! |
Re: Seated in a hotel in Perth
Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack
(Post 11090919)
I'm surrounded by Englishmen: when normally I have little contact.
They are all gabbling at 100 miles an hour..exaggerated facial expressions and ticks.. Some of these expressions I recognise from parts of the Uk I am familiar with, but not intimate with. even a bit hyperactive. It's times like this I question whether my own countrymen are as sophisticated as the members of BE might suggest...! Clearly this is not the cream of the bunch...(it's Ok I'm realistic about it all!) |
Re: Seated in a hotel in Perth
Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack
(Post 11091007)
I'm out of here....this is Badge who had just witnessed the antics of the Little Englander...what a prize! (But not such a rarity perhaps...we're on to the toilets and food in Egypt now!)
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Re: Seated in a hotel in Perth
Originally Posted by northernbird
(Post 11091178)
After all these years I still can't believe you won't meet up with folk for a drink when in Perth. I was down in the City today!!
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Re: Seated in a hotel in Perth
Originally Posted by Bernieboy
(Post 11091183)
What's the name of the hotel,want to make sure we miss it in march;)
http://www.fenianspubperth.com.au/ Proper shite ole:) |
Re: Seated in a hotel in Perth
Originally Posted by Ballys
(Post 11095713)
Hotel adjoined was nice however, Novotel Langley. We were upgraded however so no idea what the normal rooms were like. I can imagine Novotel may not be overjoyed to be associated but you never know. Hubby liked the Fat Yak very much. |
Re: Seated in a hotel in Perth
I just wanted to put a vote of confidence in for the Fat Yak ... S'OK ... :)
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