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The wife just informed me that the Palfreys at Cantley has just been boarded up, sad times
They meet up in little groups and pre load on cheap spirits bought from the super, when they do hit town it's after 10.00 at night and they're already drunk.Just been to Germany and there ain't much of a pub culture there anymore, they can buy their been for a Quid a bottle in the super so why pay Three quid fifty in a pub.
Quote from: Sprotyrover on October 26, 2013, 06:17:34 pmThey meet up in little groups and pre load on cheap spirits bought from the super, when they do hit town it's after 10.00 at night and they're already drunk.Just been to Germany and there ain't much of a pub culture there anymore, they can buy their been for a Quid a bottle in the super so why pay Three quid fifty in a pub.I never really drink at home as i find that sad,as in the pub Its all aboutThe social part Of having a drink so i dont mind paying the extra tbh
Quote from: oslorovers on October 26, 2013, 06:55:45 pmQuote from: Sprotyrover on October 26, 2013, 06:17:34 pmThey meet up in little groups and pre load on cheap spirits bought from the super, when they do hit town it's after 10.00 at night and they're already drunk.Just been to Germany and there ain't much of a pub culture there anymore, they can buy their been for a Quid a bottle in the super so why pay Three quid fifty in a pub.I never really drink at home as i find that sad,as in the pub Its all aboutThe social part Of having a drink so i dont mind paying the extra tbhSurely there's still a social aspect to drinking with friends at home first...
Quote from: RedJ on October 26, 2013, 06:57:06 pmQuote from: oslorovers on October 26, 2013, 06:55:45 pmQuote from: Sprotyrover on October 26, 2013, 06:17:34 pmThey meet up in little groups and pre load on cheap spirits bought from the super, when they do hit town it's after 10.00 at night and they're already drunk.Just been to Germany and there ain't much of a pub culture there anymore, they can buy their been for a Quid a bottle in the super so why pay Three quid fifty in a pub.I never really drink at home as i find that sad,as in the pub Its all aboutThe social part Of having a drink so i dont mind paying the extra tbhSurely there's still a social aspect to drinking with friends at home first...You have a drink at home with Your friends How many friends will you have round at one time with out getting on yerNeighbours tits?Go to the pub and you can have a far better laugh and more rope to letYer hair down Drinking at home with mates is too formal
Oslo, problem is for people my age pubs aren't cheap and it is tough to be able to move away from home, let alone afford to be out in pubs.To me 3.35 a pint in my local isn't something I can justify that often. Hence why I don't do it that much. I'm not even a huge drinker anymore and a lot of younger people more so seem to be that way.
So looking at Oslos post pre loading is also an issue in Norway maybe we should go back to the old licensing hours last orders 11pm mon to Sat 10.30 on Sunday.When I first stat parted drinking in 1977 you paid 70 p a Pint in town and as little as 50 p in the Working men's clubs,places like the Sun inn or Grove charged about 58p now bearing in mind my weekly wage was £35 and I tipped up £8 to my mum for board.£3.35 a pint ain't too bad cos if your on the minimum wage you probably got £180 a week coming in which is 55 ish pints to my 50 ish
Paddock has recently re-opened under new management, Palfs boarded up, not just the bar windows but all upstairs windows as well.
Oslo do you remember the pudding in Cantley who fancied himself as a Whitby Trawlwr skipper......Barry Rogers I think he was called I recall he had this super fit daughter who was a bit thick He used to have a full size Photo of her in all the'Kit' stockings susseys etc on his lounge wall!