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Borrovan posted:A perfect hit with 5 clusters at 25 damage each won't even get a kill if you're playing at 200 health, whereas the water or the edge of the map are one shots from almost anywhere on most maps, noob My wife won'tet me use the baseball bat on her any more
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Miftan posted:Nobody goes to spoons for the food, it's so you don't end up paying 5 pounds for a pint. Having said that, there's always somewhere to go if you know where to find it. Leeds has a not for profit, non-hierarchal coop bar in the city centre and it's ace. Even saw Onsind play there and there's a 'gently caress off tory scum' sticker on one of the support pillars. Great place. name of bar please
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:01 |
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Jose posted:I honestly don't get alcohol free beer. If I'm not drinking I don't want a cheap imitation of beer I'll just drink something different
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Ms Adequate posted:Oh my Jesus what The graphics glitch as you fire them but it's glorious. They detonate on impact rather than with a timer.
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:02 |
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Elvis Juice is a good rear end beer though Greene King are my true enemies since they treated my GF like poo poo for 10 years and also took over the nice gastro pub with horses I used to go to as a kid and turned it into the same lovely greene King as everywhere else.
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:02 |
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Jose posted:I honestly don't get alcohol free beer. If I'm not drinking I don't want a cheap imitation of beer I'll just drink something different I think the idea is it makes you look like less of a fanny if you're not drinking alcohol in a pub. I mean in some places these days this wouldn't be such a concern anymore but there are still a lot of pubs and social clubs around where it is still the 1970s inside.
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Borrovan posted:A perfect hit with 5 clusters at 25 damage each won't even get a kill if you're playing at 200 health, whereas the water or the edge of the map are one shots from almost anywhere on most maps, noob this is why you play on caverns maps so the game requires some actual skill and strategy
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:03 |
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crispix posted:I think the idea is it makes you look like less of a fanny if you're not drinking alcohol in a pub. those places aren't exactly going to be stocking much alcohol-free beer though I assume it's for people who like beer but don't want to get drunk, which seems like a reasonably large market tbh
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:05 |
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One thing i will say for punk ipa is that it was very much a babbys first craft beer for a hell of a lot of people and opened the door for a massive amount of success for smaller brewers No way we'd have so many students drinking all the small local brewers beer round here without it leading the way years back
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:05 |
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Marianne Williamson is an anti-vaxxer who wrote a book in 1992, the height of the AIDS epidemic, describing the disease as 'angels in Darth Vader suits'. There's not really much you can say to defend that.
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:06 |
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Fond memories of playing Worms in shopper mode where you have no weapons but infinite ninja ropes, and a weapons crate spawns every turn
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:06 |
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I cannot stand IPAs and it freaks my nut to think that people champion a beer that was literally from the colonial times when the UK was colonising countries in order to escape its poo poo food and drink. It's literally in the name!
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Darth Walrus posted:Marianne Williamson is an anti-vaxxer who wrote a book in 1992, the height of the AIDS epidemic, describing the disease as 'angels in Darth Vader suits'. There's not really much you can say to defend that. i bet you'd call it a cool take if it was written by a man just like hillary was the most qualified candidate ever and her only problem was her gender :meltsay:
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:07 |
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Julio Cruz posted:those places aren't exactly going to be stocking much alcohol-free beer though Excuse me I would like some data on this please.
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:07 |
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Skarsnik posted:The new punk AF is pretty good, we've been selling poo poo loads of it Hah we don't work for the same company do we, distributor based outside Leeds? I sometimes go for alcfree stuff if I'm hammered but my mates are still going and I still want to drink beer. Low abv stuff is good too, table/small beers that hang around 2.5-3.5% is good if you're starting early on a sunny day
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el dingo posted:Hah we don't work for the same company do we, distributor based outside Leeds? Nah I run a pub in Cardiff
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:10 |
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Barry Foster posted:What ones aren't junk (placebo effect notwithstanding, since presumably that's all of them) I just grabbed the book, it's got a handy summary section in the back. Couple of quick examples: hypnotherapy/meditation/relaxation for some things, some evidence that leeches (!) can help osteoarthritis pain in the knee for some reason, osteopathy for back pain (but not for things that aren't muscles and bones, and not cranial osteopathy on babies!), and as Guava mentioned, things that are actual pharmacological agents inside plants. Looks like most of the other stuff they looked at is either unproven, based on implausible concepts, or downright dangerous. Real life example: my gastro specialist referred me to a hypnotherapist for functional dyspepsia (itself a wonderfully woolly diagnosis of exclusion, think IBS for the stomach), which has some evidence base, and (including placebo aspects) it really worked for me. Bobstar fucked around with this message at 11:12 on Sep 13, 2019 |
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The real problem with Williamson is she's not actually nearly as wacky as she appears. She's basically a rich American blue blood with some woo packaging. Her Chapo interview was real damning how her rhetoric falls apart as soon as it would confront actual power. She wants to remove the psychic stains of evil from America but she's very pro military and isn't in favour of UHC. Which makes her full of poo poo.
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:11 |
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crispix posted:Excuse me I would like some data on this please. ...because alcohol-free beer didn't exist in the 70s?
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Hentai Jihadist posted:The real problem with Williamson is she's not actually nearly as wacky as she appears. She's basically a rich American blue blood with some woo packaging. low information liberalism (but i am repeating myself)
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:13 |
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I don't know what it's like in GB but Heineken 0.0 is all over the shop in Ireland and have almost cornerd non alco sales - they've started rolling it out in counter top draught now as well.
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Marmaduke! posted:My wife won'tet me use the baseball bat on her any more Best page snipe I've seen in a while
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:14 |
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5AM Saint is the best brewdog beer
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:19 |
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kustomkarkommando posted:I don't know what it's like in GB but Heineken 0.0 is all over the shop in Ireland and have almost cornerd non alco sales - they've started rolling it out in counter top draught now as well. Had a Heineken 0.0 the other day and now I feel like I'm going to be a victim in a depraved Daily Sport article 0.0 is also the face I made as I drank it
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:20 |
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crispix posted:I think the idea is it makes you look like less of a fanny if you're not drinking alcohol in a pub. This is an interesting response cause me and my friends had been talking about how this is an example of fragile masculinity. Why do you need to front that you're getting boozed up when you're not and why does drinking soft drinks make you look like "a fanny"?
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Rarity posted:This is an interesting response cause me and my friends had been talking about how this is an example of fragile masculinity. Why do you need to front that you're getting boozed up when you're not and why does drinking soft drinks make you look like "a fanny"? Conform with the lads. Also on wetherspoons, They do a mean glass of milk and bowl of peas in my experience.
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Failed Imagineer posted:Had a Heineken 0.0 the other day and now I feel like I'm going to be a victim in a depraved Daily Sport article Yes it tastes exactly like Heineken
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Rarity posted:This is an interesting response cause me and my friends had been talking about how this is an example of fragile masculinity. Why do you need to front that you're getting boozed up when you're not and why does drinking soft drinks make you look like "a fanny"? Thinking about it isn't the term "fragile masculinity", i.e. making fun of ineptly "manly" behaviour in a way form of it's own toxic social perceptions? Practically nobody is making fun of the manly man, or at least not very sincerely.
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Failed Imagineer posted:Had a Heineken 0.0 the other day and now I feel like I'm going to be a victim in a depraved Daily Sport article Rarity posted:This is an interesting response cause me and my friends had been talking about how this is an example of fragile masculinity. Why do you need to front that you're getting boozed up when you're not and why does drinking soft drinks make you look like "a fanny"? Like post-prohibition in the US, there was a lot of promotion of beer over liquor and part of that was heavily marketing it as men men men men manly men, so it became a masculine trait even though the pre-prohibition masculine trait would have probably been drinking gallons of corn liquor until you died early, whereas in the UK there seems to be more a centuries long culture of men drinking beer that dates back to the church taking over brewing duties from cunning women, and the commercial element was more "big lager companies market lager over bitter, old men disapprove." It's mostly interesting in exactly how drinking some cereal suds is a performative part of masculine identity. Private Speech posted:Thinking about it isn't the term "fragile masculinity", i.e. making fun of ineptly "manly" behaviour in a way form of it's own toxic social perceptions? Like with stabby violence, it's not the fault of the knives despite what the libs say, and it's not the fault of 'colour' despite what the kippers say, it's in part the fault of reduced public spending, but reduced public spending has hit women and girls worse and yet they're not stabbing people (despite that presumably being an effective solution to street harassment) and so it bears thinking about why.
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Alcohol free (or low alcohol, 0.5%) beer is nice at lunchtime or if I want something to drink that's not sweet or plain water. Many soft drinks are either full of sugar or sweetener and I don't always want a sweet drink. I don't want to drink alcohol free beer for the sake of drinking beer but because I like the taste (as long as it is a nice tasting one that is!) but don't always want the alcohol.
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Private Speech posted:Thinking about it isn't the term "fragile masculinity", i.e. making fun of ineptly "manly" behaviour in a way form of it's own toxic social perceptions? Fragile masculinity isn't inept manly behaviour though. Fragile masculinity is when men either do things they don't want to or do things that are really silly out of a desire to come across as more masculine. They're examples of how the patriarchy hurts men as well as women. There's some great articles on it by The Good Men Project which is a site I massively recommend.
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Superterranean posted:name of bar please Wharf Chambers! It's a bit dingy but it's definitely part of the charm. You can pay a pound a year to be a member and then go on the board and make decisions and stuff. Good anarchist-ish structure to how it's run.
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:38 |
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Bavaria 0% and Heineken 0% are both good for what they are, but at the end of the day we should all drink methylated spirits.
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A chemist once told me that as long as you drink enough methylated spirits, the 85% ethanol will competitively saturate the alcohol dehydrogenase enzyme in the liver, preventing the 10% methanol from being converted to formaldehyde, so you'll get a lovely headache but won't go blind. I have not tested this and would not recommend it without further independent research, but need and needs must post-Brexit.
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:42 |
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Alcohol free beer is good as a cold, refreshing drink that's more flavoursome than water but not loaded with sugar, or made to taste like it is. What other non-alcoholic drinks can you reliably get in a pub that fit that criteria?
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kustomkarkommando posted:I don't know what it's like in GB but Heineken 0.0 is all over the shop in Ireland and have almost cornerd non alco sales - they've started rolling it out in counter top draught now as well. I think it's poo poo but a lot of people I know (who like crap beer) seem to like the Heineken 0.0 stuff. Some of the Russian alcohol free beers are ok, and the alcohol free wheat beers actually taste like more than water with a chemically artificial beer flavour. Rarity posted:This is an interesting response cause me and my friends had been talking about how this is an example of fragile masculinity. Why do you need to front that you're getting boozed up when you're not and why does drinking soft drinks make you look like "a fanny"? I think for some people it's that it's a non-sweet alcohol free drink. Most of the alcohol free stuff is either plain water, or sweet stuff, whether it's fruit juices, water with fruit, or soft drinks.
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Private Speech posted:Practically nobody is making fun of the manly man, or at least not very sincerely. Also low alcohol beer is the good poo poo, I keep a fridge full of 2.6% 250ml bottles from Lidl (at 25p each!) because although it's just about possible to get a little buzz on, that doesn't happen if you're just drinking normally, and it's strictly impossible to drink really irresponsibly on nothing but that. Was getting acute alcohol withdrawal symptoms at the start of the year, quitting completely was really boring but sticking strictly to low alcohol stuff unless I'm out on the lash has got me drinking much like a normal person
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:Alcohol free beer is good as a cold, refreshing drink that's more flavoursome than water but not loaded with sugar, or made to taste like it is. What other non-alcoholic drinks can you reliably get in a pub that fit that criteria?
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# ? Sep 13, 2019 11:45 |
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Alcohol-free alcohol is good, I've found super cheap drinks in the past in the alcohol section of supermarkets that are alcohol-free so nobody wants to touch them with a ten foot barge pole, lest they catch the gay or something.
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I’ve had two alcohol free beers and they were both disgusting. One was a Brewdog too.
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