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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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I've just woken up.
I have the mother of all headaches. And it's all down to beer.

If I was Pope, I'd make a killing selling communion wine to the homeless.

Alt q: As long as you avoid the pubs of Hanham, yes, it's fine.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 11:58, 3 replies, latest was 16 years ago)
This was your last post of the night
"My cock would be like art in HD
Especially if you watched it on a portable.

God I'm fuckked."
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:02, Reply)
ha
excellent
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:03, Reply)
Hmm.
I'm sure, at the time I had a genuine belief in what I posted.

Today however, I have a headache.

So Arsenal won then.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:04, Reply)
yeah fairly convincingly in the end. We look strong this season, I hope it doesn't go
bollocks up in February now.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:06, Reply)
i was thinking cold can in the garden
and whats wrong with hanham pubs? apart from the fact they suck a little
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:02, Reply)
The fact that I feel like death today having spent the night drinking in them.
I feel absolutely rotten. MASSIVE headache.

Whilst I drank a lot, not enough to feel like this. I blame the quality of the beer.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:05, Reply)
which ones you head to?

(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:06, Reply)
Trooper, Maypole, The Swan, back to the Maypole, then the Jolly and finally the Blue Bowl.
One of those pubs sold me the pint that has fucked my head up today.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:08, Reply)
Wahey, a hanham pub crawl
Blue Bowl is normally ok, so I'd blame the Jolly, as it looks the sort of place who would do that
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:10, Reply)
I think you're probably right.
Seeing that every time in the last 2 months I've been in the Jolly I've been their only customer, I can't imagine the beer is 'fresh'.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:12, Reply)
it never looks busy
the others seem to have pretty decent trade.

we should arrange a bristol b3ta pissup as some stage i think, seem to be a few around here (might even allow those bath types to pop in)
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:16, Reply)
seconded

(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:19, Reply)
Well you two can fucking organise one!
My position of refusing to meet people from the Internet remains unchanged.

EDIT: Just let me know where it is so I can avoid it.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:21, Reply)
what if we get someone to pretend to be a beautiful girl from Poland or something?

(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:22, Reply)
Poland?
Keynsham.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:24, Reply)
Does someone need a
hug kick in the bollocks?
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:22, Reply)
I'm in pain.
Real pain.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:24, Reply)
Have you ever had a hangover where you wanted to be dead rather than going through it?
You can't be that bad if you are on here son.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:25, Reply)
I thought the intelligent debates would take my mind off things.
It isn't working.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:26, Reply)
I've done you your own thread now you miserable fecker.

(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:28, Reply)
You wouldn't
there's next to fuck all booze in communion wine.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:04, Reply)
basically sherry isn't it?

(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:05, Reply)
It's just diluted wine as far as I'm aware
that or grape juice, depending on the church.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:07, Reply)
Apparently it varies considerably
depending on denomination and individual church.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:10, Reply)
Surely you should know?

(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:08, Reply)
I do indeed
it's sherry for Catholics. Probably grape juice for Methodists
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:10, Reply)
It must depend
it's diluted red wine at my other half's catholic church.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:11, Reply)
I bet it's not sherry
that's a protected term.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:12, Reply)
it probably is
most churches don't buy it from a specialised supplier, though obviously they do with the hosts
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:14, Reply)
Anyway, sherry is often stronger than your usual wine

(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:11, Reply)
that's because the average Catholic
likes a drink or three
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:12, Reply)
There's an 1800's random papal decree
that you can add alcohol to the Eucharist for the purpose of stopping it from spoiling as long as it's less than 18% .. so I suppose sherry would fit that. I've never been in a Cafflick church that didn't use diluted wine though. But then I've got quite limited experience.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:14, Reply)
I've only been in two catholic churches.
Still managed to catch AIDS off that priest though.

AIDS/PaedopriestLOLZ!
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:18, Reply)
Our church never used pre-diluted wine
although during the mass the alter server would take up two small jugs, one of wine and one of water. All of the wine went in and a teeny weeny amount of water. I never understood the reason for that.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:28, Reply)
I bow to your (Mother) Superior 'Jesus Juice' knowledge.
I thought it was just your bog-standard bottle of cheap red wine with a few magic-words said to make the stupid think it was a wine with special powers.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:07, Reply)
You get it from specialist suppliers
(my father's a professional Christian so I know these things)
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:08, Reply)
How professional is your old man at the Christian thing?
Does he get paid for bringing fuckable kids to church?
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:10, Reply)
The priest gave me £20
for my two little brothers

/all priests are paedophiles lol
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:11, Reply)
Amberl IS
OldManBoyce.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:13, Reply)
Monty reckons that as well

(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:15, Reply)
No, no it's the actual blood of christ, innit? straight up, gov.
I think most churches dilute it these days, and some don't have alcohol in it at all because of the kiddies. Although you'd have thought a few glasses of booze would make them easier to touch up, wouldn't you?
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:09, Reply)
I always wondered about the morality of that
If the wine and bread is indeed supposed to turn into* the blood and body of Christ, then surely that constitutes cannibalism?

*Or so I'm told. Protestant religions at least recognise it as a symbolic gesture, but it's still symbolising cannibalism.
(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:15, Reply)
symbolic cannibalism is probably the least of the Catholic church's problems.

(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:17, Reply)
Like non-symbolic paedophilia, you mean?

(, Thu 16 Sep 2010, 12:18, Reply)

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