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Original section General fitness, health and nutrition
Published 15 May 2005
Last activity 22 May 2005
Original author Slippy
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Original post Slippy
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15 May 2005, 09:36 UTC
#1
And how would you like to finish off with a pint of Pedigree or Banks
Or would you prefer jennings?
If so, please go to www.camra.org.uk and sign the petition opposing
(not that we've anything against them or their beers...)
Our website has a list of real ale pubs that don't allow dogs in,
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A conclusion is the place where you got tired of thinking.
15 May 2005, 10:00 UTC
#2
"Slippy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
Quoted message said: And how would you like to finish off with a pint of Pedigree or Banks
Or would you prefer jennings?
If so, please go to www.camra.org.uk and sign the petition opposing
(not that we've anything against them or their beers...)
Our website has a list of real ale pubs that don't allow dogs in,
I was led to believe in the pub the other day that it was a done deal. Bu
http://www.timesandstar.co.uk/news/viewarticle.aspx?id=210090
Roy.
Geoff Berrow
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15 May 2005, 10:16 UTC
#3
I noticed that Message-ID: <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said: Our website has a list of real ale pubs that don't allow dogs in,
Stupid boy. A list of pubs that do welcome dogs would be more helpful.
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20 May 2005, 21:52 UTC
#4
Geoff Berrow said: Quoted message said: Our website has a list of real ale pubs that don't allow dogs in,
Stupid boy. A list of pubs that do welcome dogs would be more helpful.
Exactly. I had to read that sentence twice and it still didn't make
Judith
Chris Gilbert
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21 May 2005, 10:51 UTC
#5
Judith wrote
Quoted message said: Geoff Berrow said: Quoted message said: Our website has a list of real ale pubs that don't allow dogs in,
Stupid boy. A list of pubs that do welcome dogs would be more helpful.
Exactly. I had to read that sentence twice and it still didn't make
I disagree. I list of guaranteed dog-free pubs would be very useful.
Chris
21 May 2005, 12:24 UTC
#6
I'll settle for the dogs, but how about kid free?
"Chris Gilbert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
Quoted message said: Judith wrote
Quoted message said: Geoff Berrow said: >Our website has a list of real ale pubs that don't allow dogs in,
Stupid boy. A list of pubs that do welcome dogs would be more helpful.
Exactly. I had to read that sentence twice and it still didn't make
I disagree. I list of guaranteed dog-free pubs would be very useful.
Chris
21 May 2005, 13:03 UTC
#7
Chris Gilbert said: Judith wrote
Quoted message said: Geoff Berrow said: >Our website has a list of real ale pubs that don't allow dogs in,
Stupid boy. A list of pubs that do welcome dogs would be more helpful.
Exactly. I had to read that sentence twice and it still didn't make
I disagree. I list of guaranteed dog-free pubs would be very useful.
Chris
It's not until the next morning that you realise quite what dogs they
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Chris Gilbert
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22 May 2005, 15:24 UTC
#8
Rooney wrote
Quoted message said: It's not until the next morning that you realise quite what dogs they
Back on the quality ale thread. Good man ;-)
Chris
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