
1+0.5+0.25+0.125=1.875
edit: if two was the desired result, I'm not sure here.
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edit: if two was the desired result, I'm not sure here.

I'm ok at it, but I wonder what the intended result was.
Can't be drunk. Two pints won't buzz up four after all. [/;-D
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Can't be drunk. Two pints won't buzz up four after all. [/;-D

I hate to say it but this kind of makes me wonder about those recipes....
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Sun 3 May 2009, 23:55,
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meaning they received 1/8 of a pint more than they ordered
*raises eyebrows*
*taps text book impatiently*
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*raises eyebrows*
*taps text book impatiently*

and exponentially approaching 2 pints, the barman can't be arsed...
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I think it's my most remarked upon pun to date though
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the 5th one would order 1/16th
6th 1/32 etc... etc....
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6th 1/32 etc... etc....

The CO2 needs a minimum amount of liquid to hold it.
Yet, I have no idea how small a portion that would be.
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Yet, I have no idea how small a portion that would be.
