Wij
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Yeah we should ban knifes because someone made a word to describe cutting someone with one!!!!!
When taste comes to play; who seriously goes to a bar to sample some fine ales. If nothing else, the cost should make it a fools errand.
Saw a girl get glassed in a pub in Hull once. The guy who did it was on the way to intensive care about five minutes later, never seen an entire pub chase a guy outside, run him down and kick the living daylights out of him like that. Nasty stuff.
You think 5000 a year is a lot? Put it into context, how many people are out drinking, how many fights are reported. Numbers mean nothing by themselves.
Wonder when we'll start knocking down trees because you can snap off twigs and poke people with the pointyness...
5000 is a lot, 13/day
Well we could twist the numbers every which way, but there's still no real reason why the problem areas shouldn't change to plastic pints.
Taste = same (unless you're a hoytytoyty drinker, who don't go there)
Safety = better.
Cost for bar = less (due to less shattered pints).
Cost of pint due to cost for bar = less (seen it happen around here)
Time to get used to it = minimal.
Err costs to pubs abd bars would be massive Toht, they already have glasses, which are re-usable, plastic cups are not. It's pointless from an environmental point of view too, and it's not hoity toity, drinks taste better from glass, it's part of the drinking experience.
Once again, glad you have nothing to do with this country, not even a vote. Do it in Finland fine, we are happy with our glass.
There is a reason for why, what is the reason for why not?
Simple enough i believe.
Removing the easiest access and most widely used bar-weapon is kind of a hefty reason.
I JUST want to know why it's a bad idea. Some reasoning, outside of the usual british "We dun like change here no sirree."
Well we could twist the numbers every which way, but there's still no real reason why the problem areas shouldn't change to plastic pints.
Taste = same (unless you're a hoytytoyty drinker, who don't go there)
Safety = better.
Cost for bar = less (due to less shattered pints).
Cost of pint due to cost for bar = less (seen it happen around here)
Time to get used to it = minimal.
Removing the easiest access and most widely used bar-weapon is kind of a hefty reason
imbibe quality produce
Please stop saying imbibe :\.
im·bibe (m-bb)
v. im·bibed, im·bib·ing, im·bibes
1. To drink.