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25.4_mechanic
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... then integrate a cooling system and freshly tapped pilsner comes out of the faucet ...
Happy Sunday
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Drink too much & you will be “well oiled”... then integrate a cooling system and freshly tapped pilsner comes out of the faucet ...
Happy Sunday
Carsten
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Beer is called "Øl" in Danish and its German sound equivalent "Öl" is called "oil" in English.
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Of course, your lukewarm ale is far superior ...
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... then integrate a cooling system and freshly tapped pilsner comes out of the faucet ...
Happy Sunday
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No, No, several gallons of the black Irish stuff.....Guiddiness.....
lager.....yuck.....
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Guinness doesn't travel well, it's only good if drunk in Ireland. The tinned stuff is only a mere approximation.
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Funny my son was in Dublin airport this morning on his way to the US and sent me this picture!Guinness doesn't travel well, it's only good if drunk in Ireland. The tinned stuff is only a mere approximation.
I did comment that it looks like he is drinking on the floor, he assures me that the table top is a similar colour to the floor....
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Thought I'd post this as there are some on here who work with printed circuit boards. Lidl had these 2.1 > 3.0 mm ten piece Micro Drill Bit Set's for £4.99 today. I almost missed seeing them as there were only a few in a small basket.
Edit: Also, my Wife picked up a couple of packets of magnets while we were there, she thought they would be good for posting up to do lists for me in the garage. £1.29 each or two for £2.oo , I can visualize a list being put up on every machine.
Edit: Also, my Wife picked up a couple of packets of magnets while we were there, she thought they would be good for posting up to do lists for me in the garage. £1.29 each or two for £2.oo , I can visualize a list being put up on every machine.
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Doesn't have to be luke warm - just cool, but it likes to be called beer or bitter, but not ale
A freshly drawn pint of Harvey's best bitter would go a treat just now !
I’ve got bottled but no draught, sorry…
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Am I correct in that its designed to fit into the hardy hole on an Anvil for support ?
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I hope that's paying decent rent as i see good machine space getting filled with a steel box
Hope they're going to top that up!
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Ever drank Nigerian Guinness?Guinness doesn't travel well, it's only good if drunk in Ireland. The tinned stuff is only a mere approximation.
It’s foul.
Wasn’t till I was chatting with the ships agent about it and he said it’s about twice the abv of the proper stuff. Africans work on bigger is better and they couldn’t sell the original as it was weaker than the competition.
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It'll be used for its intended storage purpose, once cleaned and sorted.....I hope that's paying decent rent as i see good machine space getting filled with a steel box
