Laz cleaned house.
Are you a waiter?
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I have remarkable patience
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Iām sorry for winding you up that time. If Iād known it would still be bothering you weeks later Iād have been more sensitive
No worries Jeeves
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Thanks. Everyoneās gotta start somewhere.
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Christ Almighty. You must be in England are thats a disgrace
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I asked for the glass for a laugh, twas in front of me. Yonks old.
An abominationš©
Brought a bit of nostalgia to the thread.
Stick to yere harp engrained glasses.
thats the way my grandfather drank it, it brings back memories
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Old shtyle. Itās not always the case (especially since they started reproducing the signs) but itās a good rule of thumb if you see this sign outside the pub, the Guinness will be decent.
I donāt really know what Iād do if someone handed me a pint of cream in a tankard. I suppose Iād probably drink it. But I wouldnāt be comfortable about it.
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Yeah I asked for the glass just for a laugh (a friend of mine behind counter). First time I ever drank outta one of them. Itās normally up on the wall it was just brought down at the time because they were cleaning stuff.
They were popular in 50s, 60s & 70s supposedly.
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You still see that sign outside some pubs, it fills me with a warm feeling when I see it
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Iād say you would be a fair judge of porter
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Iām kind of gone from it now lately, I have no interest in it
Where would be in your Porter hall of fame?
It wonāt steer you wrong. The lush, creamy residue on the sides of your example here is only further proof.
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