Men v. Wimmin

[Two_Sheds]

IPA is lush. What's that one in the green can called?

Is Speckled Hen an IPA? That's like my total favourite

[johnty greentoes]

IPA is lush. What's that one in the green can called?

Is Speckled Hen an IPA? That's like my total favourite

No no no Speckled Hen is, as you say brill, and it is nothing to do with IPA which is an Greene King load of nonsense. It's all to do with North/South, wind blown yeast, miners strike, hole in road, tenfoots not snickets type logic. Basically it tastes **** hot.

[Hazel at the Hill]

IPA is lush. What's that one in the green can called?

Is Speckled Hen an IPA? That's like my total favourite

Goodness me, no, Twosheds! IPA stands for India Pale Ale and is made by lots of breweries as it is a sort of generic light beer. The one in the green can is prob Green King IPA, the one I was on tonight (ONE PINT I will have you know) is Duchears (except I can't spell it!)

Speckled Hen is somewhat darker, heavier and sort of licorice-y in taste.

Here endeth the lesson!

[Hazel at the Hill]

.... and it is nothing to do with IPA which is an Greene King load of nonsense......

Still whisky talking, there, JG, although I do note that you can still type quicker than me!

[Two_Sheds]

I knows what I like. Deuchars is nice, but our local tried one barrel then stopped. Seems like the locals just want Stella Fighting Juice

[Hazel at the Hill]

The beer debate clearly has a long way to run - possibly in a new thread, but as some of us have work in the morning I will bid you adieu!

[zebedee]

Talking of real ale, my eldest lad came in some time ago cuddling a bottle with the label hidden. He got me to try a bit, and it was really nice (I like real ales!!!). When I asked what it was he showed me the label.

Straight up, it was called 'The Dogs Bollocks'

[madderbat]

Talking of real ale, my eldest lad came in some time ago cuddling a bottle with the label hidden. He got me to try a bit, and it was really nice (I like real ales!!!). When I asked what it was he showed me the label.

Straight up, it was called 'The Dogs Bollocks'

Nearly as good as Old Git wine. I label mine 'Shattered Smith', it works for me!

[bubblewrap]

Talking of real ale, my eldest lad came in some time ago cuddling a bottle with the label hidden. He got me to try a bit, and it was really nice (I like real ales!!!). When I asked what it was he showed me the label.

Straight up, it was called 'The Dogs Bollocks'

Everards do a Christmas ale called Rudolphs P*ss (tastes alright though)

[rustylady]

Looks like I missed a good thread by going to bed at a reasonable time last night. Hope you all had fun

[dexterdoglancashire]

anybody care to discuss the differences between the sexes when it comes to gardening?
My first impressions are that: men like straight lines, giant veg and bare earth, women like flowers and wildlife, and prefer quality over size

I alway prefer quality versus size 2sheds!! LOL Bernie aka Dexterdog

[Two_Sheds]

Yeah, and why can't women park? Because men are always telling us that this (holds out little finger) is 8 inches!

[yoanbob]

at my allotment there no one but me and the chooks and ducks, have to bribe bob to help.
I'm trying to put very square beds in, lots of streight lines, I am also doing a kidney shaped pond in the other half. supose its just what works best for what you need, some curves and streights in the garden too.

[kirsty b]

So what's the proper term for a hetero male who appreciates curvy things?[/QUOTE]

Normal?

[johnty greentoes]

So what's the proper term for a hetero male who appreciates curvy things?

Normal?[/QUOTE]

Very funny Kirsty.

The point I was making was made after 2Sheds said that women appreciate curves and men appreciate straight lines.

I, as a hetero male, was asking where that leaves me because I like circles, curves in art, design etc.....

O **** I'll shut up.