Is there a Firkin and Merkin pub anywhere?
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Mark Roberts
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OUCH!
That's enough out of you, Pat. Off you go, then...
-frank (who likes the Friar and Firkin, Spadina near Bloor, Toronto)
Pat White wrote:
> They're everywhere! Sounds like a firkin conspiracy!
>
> Pat White
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pessimist
They're everywhere! Sounds like a firkin conspiracy!
Pat White
the area, I'll drop in on it!
keith whaley
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Pat White [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Friday, November 29, 2002 2:44 PM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: OT: Firkin pubs (was Re: Thanksgiving tomorrow)
> >
>
er 29, 2002 2:44 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: OT: Firkin pubs (was Re: Thanksgiving tomorrow)
>
>
> There's a chain of Firkin pubs in Toronto, six IIRC. The one
> in the Chinese district is called the Firkin & Phoenix.
>
> Pat White
>
>
>
There's a chain of Firkin pubs in Toronto, six IIRC. The one in the Chinese
district is called the Firkin & Phoenix.
Pat White
>> > Does Bruce's Breweries still exist? I remember frequenting the Frog and
>> > Firkin
> Where IS one?
> I have a small replica Frog and Firkin pub sign I hang up above my
> wine rack.
> Got in England a couple of years ago.
> I'd like to visit one, if for nothing more than to add to some of the
>> > Does Bruce's Breweries still exist? I remember frequenting the Frog and
>> > Firkin
>
>Where IS one?
>I have a small replica Frog and Firkin pub sign I hang up above my
>wine rack.
>Got in England a couple of years ago.
>I'd like to visit one, if for nothing more than to add to some of the
>ph
Bob Walkden wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> > Does Bruce's Breweries still exist? I remember frequenting the Frog and
> > Firkin
Where IS one?
I have a small replica Frog and Firkin pub sign I hang up above my
wine rack.
Got in England a couple of years ago.
I'd like to visit one, if for nothing more than
Hi,
> Does Bruce's Breweries still exist? I remember frequenting the Frog and
> Firkin
there are still some Firkin pubs around but I don't think they're
owned by Bruce's anymore. Haven't been into one in years. I remember
going to one somewhere near Waterloo once with a friend who wasn't
familiar
>12 pints of Dogbloater and a Prawn Dhansak at the Taj and Cotty'll be
>gassing too...
Bob,
Does Bruce's Breweries still exist? I remember frequenting the Frog and
Firkin in W11 way back in the early 80s. Two pints at the time: Bullfrog
and Dogbolter. When Prince Charles married Lady Di they br
I noticed some Old Engine Oil on the shelf at my local booze store - I
passed on it in favor of Bass Ale and some Pinkus Organic (?) from someplace
in Bavaria I believe. I hope our guests are willing to experiment a bit!
This is not Bud Lite . . .
I'll have a small Sheeps Dip after the turkey dinn
Hi,
12 pints of Dogbloater and a Prawn Dhansak at the Taj and Cotty'll be
gassing too...
---
Bob
Thursday, November 28, 2002, 3:23:39 PM, you wrote:
>>> And I'll be sat back with a tepid pint of Old Stumpy Firkin's Dog Breath
>>> Extra Strong brewed in a Chelsea Pensioner's coffin
> That's
>>> And I'll be sat back with a tepid pint of Old Stumpy Firkin's Dog Breath
>>> Extra Strong brewed in a Chelsea Pensioner's coffin
>
>That's the difference between the PDML and the LUG...on the LUG they're
>always gassing about single-malts. Here we have Cotty and his Brit
>moonshine! Long live t
>> And I'll be sat back with a tepid pint of Old Stumpy Firkin's Dog Breath
>> Extra Strong brewed in a Chelsea Pensioner's coffin
That's the difference between the PDML and the LUG...on the LUG they're
always gassing about single-malts. Here we have Cotty and his Brit
moonshine! Long live the Pro
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>It seems that anywhere they have been reintroduced they've thrived. When
I
was a youngster back in the 50's - 60's, it was unusual to see any in the
wild. Now they're becoming really common.
Bill<
they have become a nuisance sometimes. have ye
On Thursday, November 28, 2002, at 07:38 AM, Mark Roberts wrote:
Cotty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
And I'll be sat back with a tepid pint of Old Stumpy Firkin's Dog
Breath
Extra Strong brewed in a Chelsea Pensioner's coffin
I don't believe that's available in the State-controlled liquor stor
Cotty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>And I'll be sat back with a tepid pint of Old Stumpy Firkin's Dog Breath
>Extra Strong brewed in a Chelsea Pensioner's coffin
I don't believe that's available in the State-controlled liquor stores we
have here in Pennsylvania.
--
Mark Roberts
Photography and w
Happy Thanksgiving to all the U.S. PDML'ers from us up here in the Great
White North!!
Cheers and blessings,
Dave
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http://mail2web.com/ .
Hi Bob,
>For all you PDML'ers outside the USA, tomorrow is a national holiday for
>us.
>
>It's a day of thanksgiving when we have our families over and cook a turkey
>(native N. American bird, a bit larger than a goose). Friday is also a
>holiday for most people. We all go shopping on Frida
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I think all three of you are out to get me, from now on I'll reply to
every one of your posts!
Norm >>
For all you PDML'ers outside the USA, tomorrow is a national holiday for us.
It's a day of thanksgiving when we have our families over and cook a turkey
(native
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