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You wanted a bridge? Here's your f*****g bridge, can have stairs going up and over his crotchView attachment 30938
And then Cam Bran as the Colossus of Oxford standing over the Triangle
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You wanted a bridge? Here's your f*****g bridge, can have stairs going up and over his crotchView attachment 30938
And then Cam Bran as the Colossus of Oxford standing over the Triangle
Commercial hotels don't have the desire, or ability to deal with cask beer.Couln't they pass it onto the hotel after a match day?
The plan should be to sell 100's pintsCouln't they pass it onto the hotel after a match day?
I think cask ale will be nearly impossible to have in the concourses. 4.5 gallon pins instead of 9 gallon firkins could help to reduce waste, but once it runs out you can't just tap another keg there and then because it needs to be conditioned first, logistically I can't see it working or being worthwhile. Much more likely that we will stock bottled ale from, hopefully, local breweries.
I can imagine a local brewery will probably operate a pop-up in the fan area outside, where they might be able to sell hand pumped cask, as well as selling cans/bottles to go after matches.
Never tried the product, but stocking Hawkstone could be good for publicity because Clarkson will post about it.
With 6 sticks made of polystyrene lol!All good and well, all these wishes. But has anybody thought about the Aunt Sally area?
I wonder whose image we could use as the dollAll good and well, all these wishes. But has anybody thought about the Aunt Sally area?
I wonder whose image we could use as the doll
One of their contractual 14 Clarkson stories a week (I'm not even joking)The Oxford Mail will definitely mention it if we sell that.
I think the club will want to keep things strictly PGThere has got to be one of a Mad Dog tackle....
I'd like an Oxford comma as well. It's not too much to ask.Call me woke if you want, but can I request a Burgers and Fries van with the correct punctuation?
Call me woke if you want, but can I request a Burgers and Fries van with the correct punctuation?
This, with an OUFC shade of blue rather than the Mansfield/Shrewsbury tone please.Yellow and blue seats at Al Nassr
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I've heard that yellow is a really expensive colour to source, so it might be more economical to replace the yellow with white. Blue and White will work for us won't it?This, with an OUFC shade of blue rather than the Mansfield/Shrewsbury tone please.
You're Adam Benson, and I claim my £5.I've heard that yellow is a really expensive colour to source, so it might be more economical to replace the yellow with white. Blue and White will work for us won't it?
Now you know that white comes with black as standard so, stop being mischievous!I've heard that yellow is a really expensive colour to source, so it might be more economical to replace the yellow with white. Blue and White will work for us won't it?
I think there could be a genuine role for you @SteMerritt - grammar tsar at the new stadiumI'd like an Oxford comma as well. It's not too much to ask.
Burgers, and Fries.
(note the terminating full stop also.)
That’s not an Oxford comma. ‘Hot dogs, burgers, and fries’ would be ( the second one).I'd like an Oxford comma as well. It's not too much to ask.
Burgers, and Fries.
(note the terminating full stop also.)
You know I never knew that the Oxford comma was defined as used in lists of three or more. Never too old to learn something new. I'll consider the comma in 'Burgers, and Fries' as being used for a dramatic pause.That’s not an Oxford comma. ‘Hot dogs, burgers, and fries’ would be ( the second one).
You might have to lose your grammar police badge for thatYou know I never knew that the Oxford comma was defined as used in lists of three or more. Never too old to learn something new. I'll consider the comma in 'Burgers, and Fries' as being used for a dramatic pause.