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Thirsty

Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 00:00
by dodger
:hello:

As its late fellas,

I'm a coffee man myself but this could change my mind [if i was 40 yrs younger} :lol:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MX145Tu4MHY

Roger.

Re: Thirsty

Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 00:48
by nigelb
:agree: :agree: :excited:

Well if I were 40 years younger, I would be on the next flight to Australia! Love those Aussie Sheilas.
Another ad we will never see in these Colonies. :(

Nigel²

Re: Thirsty

Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 02:01
by Airspeed
This man is an idiot and a wimp.
Discuss.
If he really wanted to keep the sun off, he'd wear a brim that shades his ears, yet he is obviously scared of skin cancer, look at that pale skin.
He is therefore a wa2ker and a wimp, otherwise he'd get sick like the rest of us.

He left his Esky open to the sun, exposing the beer to UV damage! And warm beer addles the brain. :stupid:
Little wonder he thought that dead crab washed up on the beach was a bikini clad beauty.

In his after 6 pack mind, she also has no class, spilling beer all down her like that.
Even in Medieval times, they knew how to handle themselves:
"At mete wel ytaught was she with alle: She leet no morsel from her lippes fall,..
.That no drope ne fille upon her brest...Of grece, whan she dronken hadde hir draughte.
Ful semely after hir mete she raught.....and so it goes on.

And finally, if she is real:
Has the man never heard of "brewer's droop" ? I bet he's sorry now! :(

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Re: Thirsty

Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 09:50
by dodger
Good Evening Mike,

That did make me laugh and the missus called out ," what, another joke?" so i finished reading out loud your post and then said "well it's just this Beer Ad" so i had to show her did'nt i :hide:

She said "how long you been interested in Beer then" :)

Roger.

Re: Thirsty

Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 10:17
by cstorey
It's the first time I've seen Chaucer quoted on this site. 40 years ago I used to work at Martlesham with a wonderful old boy called Norman Jessup who could recite Chaucer by the hour, apposite to ( almost) any situation !

Re: Thirsty

Posted: 24 Feb 2013, 11:29
by Airspeed
cstorey wrote:It's the first time I've seen Chaucer quoted on this site. 40 years ago I used to work at Martlesham with a wonderful old boy called Norman Jessup who could recite Chaucer by the hour, apposite to ( almost) any situation !
Glad somebody recognised it, thank you Mr Storey. :agree: ;)
As a good old workmate (rest his soul) used to say, about other people: "No f**king finesse!!" :-O
Beautiful contradiction.