[Kim Taylor Posts: 557 Status: Offline]

On Workbench don't ask the waitress at the Oystercatcher for a pint of Benchmark, this results in a puzzled look from the waitress and the reply "do you mean Workbench?" There were no holes to crawl in to in the marquee outside the restaurant so I took it on the chin.

Bless you Steve - still wounded by that aren’t you?   I’m sure the fact that the waitress was gorgeous didn’t make it worse did it?

[Steve Holland Posts: 1372 Status: Offline]

On Workbench don't ask the waitress at the Oystercatcher for a pint of Benchmark, this results in a puzzled look from the waitress and the reply "do you mean Workbench?" There were no holes to crawl in to in the marquee outside the restaurant so I took it on the chin.

[Kim Taylor Posts: 557 Status: Offline]

Now then Mr Brooks. In my never ending quest to educate  , may I pass on some advice regarding the content of your medicine cabinet. There appears to be one vital tincture missing   As you weren't able to join us last year at LF, you may be unaware of the latest offering from Loch Fine Ales - "Workbench". The Honourable Members for LF, Messers Robertson and Holland, introduced us to their latest offering which they said was in fact, superior to the much hallowed "Jarl". I was most incredulous about such a claim but, as is always the case, these gentlemen were entirely correct - Workbench is the new Jarl.
Just saying......


Hope everyone is as OK as can be in these bonkers times - hope Karen is on on the mend...

[Philip Posts: 2314 Status: Offline 12" above the Earth's surface WWW]

I feel your pain

[Ian Brooks Posts: 3301 Status: Offline]

File Name: Ian’s medicine cabinet
File Submitted: January 13, 2021, 9:29:49 PM

Tips for surviving lockdown mania:

1: turn off the TV
2: turn off the radio
3: take 1 bottle of anti-buffoon medicine
4: repeat as required