Bash . .I'll have a word with his lofteyness I know's he's busy up in the land of his fore fathers necking nukey brown ale by the truck load.

Hey Munch how you doin'? Talking of memories what was the name of that 'ale' you crammed down my neck in London that time? Dog-something-or-other. Drinking it was like trying to take a sip from a spittoon - no chance it was all-or-nothing! Looked and tasted like fermented gravy :shock:

Master Tucker I've been racking whats left of my brain for the last few minutes. There must be some long term memory left as I've remembered the name ................. dog bolter !!! What a marvellous brew that was something akin to oyster sauce with a frothy head.

So it's not just me who is a casualty of Dave's powerdrinking :twisted: . .Since I left a well-known mobile-phone operator last week I now have feeling back in my fingers again and I can see only a single monitor in front of my eyes! . .<this post has been edited by the board administration team>

Smuck !!! Who let you out of your cage into this elite forum ???<img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

Anyone who owns a Porsche shouldn't be allowed on here.

or a BMW for that matter!!!! . .How do I change my colour to contractor rather than 'hanger-on' - anyone know. Is there not a 'powerdrinker' option for Dave?

I remember dog-bolter. .Had a few pints of that when working in Crawley for a well-known airports authority. . .Most splendid but not as heady as Youngs Winter Warmer - now that was a pint you could get your teeth into...

Now I remember the good old days at London Borough of Lambeth when a "normal lunch hour" consisted of 4 or 5 pints of Winter Warmer then return to the office with just enough time to empty the bladder and head home!!

Don't get me started on the Celebrity balti house in Birmingham. Beer toilet pan sizzlingly hot curry 7 emergency trips to trap 1 and not a jot of work getting done.:mrgreen: