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Points: 7003 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 16 2008 at 17:37
Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Originally posted by Man Erg Man Erg wrote:

Erm...Sorry,that wasn't lager fermenting in the barrel.
It was for the sheeps wool that has yet to be 'treated'.
 
Bah. Or is it Baa? One would think that with this being an archiving site and all, that you guys would have a better labeling system in place.  How is one to know the difference between fermenting lager and sheep's wool treating solutions?  After all, I am from the US where it is said we wouldn't know a good beer or lager if it came up and bit us.  Which by the way I think that I was almost bit by one of those sheep on my way out.
 
Don't you be worrying my sheep, townie AngryAngryAngry (strums a few bars of Duelling Banjos....).
 
What gave me away as a townie?  You must have overheard me saying "nice doggies" while trying to pet them.
 
We've got a saying round these parts - 'Red sky at night - shepherd's delight, red sky in the morning - your house is on fire'.
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to the already rich among us...'

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But sheep dip is the same as Carling Lager... so it doesn't need labelling.

Now the Old Speckled Hen and Old Peculier barrels do not need labels either because Jim drank them both, all in one crazy candlelit night listening to The Sentinel on his own.  He was so inebriated afterwards, he did not have time to find the bathroom, so he had to re-fill the barrels. PinchDead

So don't touch them!

Although I've been reliably informed that there is no difference in taste.


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^ LOL  cut out the middle man - just throw your beer down the toilet...and no hangover!
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Points: 7456 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 17 2008 at 02:41
Originally posted by James James wrote:


But sheep dip is the same as Carling Lager... so it doesn't need labelling.Now the Old Speckled Hen and Old Peculier barrels do not need labels either because Jim drank them both, all in one crazy candlelit night listening to The Sentinel on his own.  He was so inebriated afterwards, he did not have time to find the bathroom, so he had to re-fill the barrels. PinchDeadSo don't touch them!Although I've been reliably informed that there no difference in taste.


I think that he must have drunk copiuos amounts of a decent beer to have drunk the Old Speckled Hen in the first place.

Do 'The Stanley' otherwise I'll thrash you with some rhubarb.
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I would have to have been bound down & comatose before even considering Old Speckled Hen as a half decent tipple - filth, utter filth!

Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

How is one to know the difference between fermenting lager and sheep's wool treating solutions?


Generally the sheeps' wool treating solution (or lant, if you want to be technical) tastes better.

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Originally posted by James James wrote:

But sheep dip is the same as Carling Lager... so it doesn't need labelling.

Now the Old Speckled Hen and Old Peculier barrels do not need labels either because Jim drank them both, all in one crazy candlelit night listening to The Sentinel on his own.  He was so inebriated afterwards, he did not have time to find the bathroom, so he had to re-fill the barrels. PinchDead

So don't touch them!

Although I've been reliably informed that there no difference in taste.

This is exactly why I don't drink beer. Dead LOL

Who wants a nice cup of tea? Big%20smile
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Originally posted by Jim Garten Jim Garten wrote:

I would have to have been bound down & comatose before even considering Old Speckled Hen as a half decent tipple - filth, utter filth!


You had drunk a whole barrel of Old Peculier first though. Wink  Plus The Sentinel was so emotionally intense for you, you just had to keep on drinking and you didn't care what it was!  Old Speckled Hen was the next barrel along, so... Wink
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Originally posted by song_of_copper song_of_copper wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

But sheep dip is the same as Carling Lager... so it doesn't need labelling.

Now the Old Speckled Hen and Old Peculier barrels do not need labels either because Jim drank them both, all in one crazy candlelit night listening to The Sentinel on his own.  He was so inebriated afterwards, he did not have time to find the bathroom, so he had to re-fill the barrels. PinchDead

So don't touch them!

Although I've been reliably informed that there no difference in taste.

This is exactly why I don't drink beer. Dead LOL

Who wants a nice cup of tea? Big%20smile
 
Thankyou Mrs Doyle, I'd love a nice cup of tea.
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Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

Originally posted by song_of_copper song_of_copper wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

But sheep dip is the same as Carling Lager... so it doesn't need labelling.

Now the Old Speckled Hen and Old Peculier barrels do not need labels either because Jim drank them both, all in one crazy candlelit night listening to The Sentinel on his own.  He was so inebriated afterwards, he did not have time to find the bathroom, so he had to re-fill the barrels. PinchDead

So don't touch them!

Although I've been reliably informed that there no difference in taste.

This is exactly why I don't drink beer. Dead LOL

Who wants a nice cup of tea? Big%20smile
 
Thankyou Mrs Doyle, I'd love a nice cup of tea.
 
 
...g'wan, you know you do...g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan...
 
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Originally posted by mystic fred mystic fred wrote:

Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

Originally posted by song_of_copper song_of_copper wrote:

Who wants a nice cup of tea? Big%20smile
Thankyou Mrs Doyle, I'd love a nice cup of tea.
...g'wan, you know you do...g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan...

Hehe.  I'm glad you said that - now I don't have to!  (Phew!)

Also... may I make so bold as to say that I am far prettier and more wanton than Mrs Doyle, and thus a poor candidate for the post of Craggy Island's resident tea-pushing crone... Wink LOL
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Originally posted by song_of_copper song_of_copper wrote:

Originally posted by mystic fred mystic fred wrote:

Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

Originally posted by song_of_copper song_of_copper wrote:

Who wants a nice cup of tea? Big%20smile
Thankyou Mrs Doyle, I'd love a nice cup of tea.
...g'wan, you know you do...g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan...

Hehe.  I'm glad you said that - now I don't have to!  (Phew!)

Also... may I make so bold as to say that I am far prettier and more wanton than Mrs Doyle, and thus a poor candidate for the post of Craggy Island's resident tea-pushing crone... Wink LOL
 
But if we were going to have a Shed version of Father Ted, who would we cast?
 
Peter Rideout as Bishop Brennan?
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Originally posted by Man Erg Man Erg wrote:

Who wants to be Father Brian Eno?


Jim, he's got the Hammond. Tongue

I nominate myself for the Ardal O'Hanlon role. LOLEmbarrassed
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Who wants to be Father Brian Eno?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJ_0nPkcb6I

Do 'The Stanley' otherwise I'll thrash you with some rhubarb.
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I LIKE the idea of Peter as Bishop Brennan if only for this classic:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enqF5yisgVI

Now - although in a Shed adaptation I'd rather be Tom (the psycho in the 'I shot JR' t-shirt), I think I'd be more suited to another role:



Pallas?!? Feck!








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Points: 9669 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 17 2008 at 08:12
Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

 
 
But if we were going to have a Shed version of Father Ted, who would we cast?
 
Peter R as Bishop Brennan?
Eh? Confused
 
Handsome fellow, is he? Pulls all the birds?
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Come to my arms, my beamish boy!
O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!'
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Originally posted by Peter Peter wrote:

Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

 
 
But if we were going to have a Shed version of Father Ted, who would we cast?
 
Peter R as Bishop Brennan?
Eh? Confused
 
Handsome fellow, is he? Pulls all the birds?
Who knows... more commonly remembered for this... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enqF5yisgVI
What?
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Ermm I think the current PA shed looks decidedly too girly.
 
I can get us a good deal on this fine piece of real estate:
 
 
Or this:
 
 
What say ye?
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Points: 9669 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 17 2008 at 08:38
Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

Originally posted by Peter Peter wrote:

Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

 
 
But if we were going to have a Shed version of Father Ted, who would we cast?
 
Peter R as Bishop Brennan?
Eh? Confused
 
Handsome fellow, is he? Pulls all the birds?
Who knows... more commonly remembered for this... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enqF5yisgVI
LOL Ha! that's great when the bishop is running in the Count Dracula-esque fashion! Funny stuff!
 
I think I may have watched the show once....
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

The Shed.  Hmmm.  Forgive me is this the place in this Forum where I am supposed to go to talk about the band Tool.  Seems appropriate that Tool might be in the Shed. 
 
It seemed like there was noone around so I hope that you don't mind that I helped myself to a pint of that fine lager that was aging in the wood kegs in the corner.  I must say that the pictures on the wall and the drapes on the window don't seem to be appropriate for a location where one might expect to find a gathering of the Tool fan club.  I must have stumbled into the wrong wood building on the edge of the property.  I suppose that I should try the one with the crescent moon on the front door. Wink  Cheers.
Surely the phrase "fine lager" is an oxymoron? And aging, as far as lager is concerned, is the time it takes the lorry to get from the brewery to the pub.
 
I don't remember much discussion about Tool in The Shed, but there was an interesting chat recently about that obscure English prog band, Flymo Hover Mower.
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Originally posted by <FONT color=#ff0000>toiletbrushceilingfan4play</FONT> toiletbrushceilingfan4play wrote:

The Shed.  Hmmm.  Forgive me is this the place in this Forum where I am supposed to go to talk about the band Tool.  Seems appropriate that Tool might be in the Shed. 
 
It seemed like there was noone around so I hope that you don't mind that I helped myself to a pint of that fine lager that was aging in the wood kegs in the corner.  I must say that the pictures on the wall and the drapes on the window don't seem to be appropriate for a location where one might expect to find a gathering of the Tool fan club.  I must have stumbled into the wrong wood building on the edge of the property.  I suppose that I should try the one with the crescent moon on the front door. Wink  Cheers.
 
Er,close, but no cigarello -- that would be the STOOL shed. Geek
 
 
The effect is much the same, in the end, mind....Wink


Edited by Peter - September 17 2008 at 08:58
"And, has thou slain the Jabberwock?
Come to my arms, my beamish boy!
O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!'
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