Something like this, DeB?

-- Anonymous, May 01, 2001

Answers

'pubh' being the Irish spelling of 'pub', I guess. ;-))

-- Anonymous, May 01, 2001

Or have you been in the pub already!?

-- Anonymous, May 01, 2001

I thought PUBH, was the ancient Northamptonshire spelling for pub.

-- Anonymous, May 01, 2001

I did wonder why Dougal so cryptically named her thread instead of just creating a thread like this for Screach to see....

Maybe she's well on the way with her match day drinking....

-- Anonymous, May 01, 2001

I've just realised that's the way I spelt it! It is of course a construction term for an establishment licensed to sell intoxicating liquor.

Indeed in true construction tradition the pub is open for longer than projected and is normally 1.5 more expensive than originally thought. Worringly someone will probably die in the process due to working at height without a harness, despite being told he can die if he doesn't wear it!

-- Anonymous, May 01, 2001

I'm wearing my Strawbeery/Toon polo shirt today since I can't be at the pub and can't get home for the webcast as there's meeting here all day. There in spirit, so sink a few for me folks!

-- Anonymous, May 01, 2001

Bottle of Rioja tonight to match the cultural squashing of the Saints.

Of course it might be more like the thumping headache in the morning.

-- Anonymous, May 01, 2001

Nuw then, what's a Geordie lad deeing drinkin that 'Reeogaa' stuff during the match - whet's up, der they not sell Broon doon there leyk?
Yer gannin streyt, or what DeB?

-- Anonymous, May 01, 2001

Clarky I had a few bottles of it last night so tonight I want to remember the glorious performance.

On reflection I had better get a few at the off licence on the way home as it will probably be pretty forgettable!

-- Anonymous, May 01, 2001