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Real ale

Posted: Sun Nov 10, 2019 4:56 am
by sierra3dr
If I had the money,I would have my own micro-brewery making ales that have names of car faults and parts :D here's a couple of examples,the Slipping Clutch,or The blown Headgasket. Anyone else can think of a name? :mrgreen:

Re: Real ale

Posted: Sun Nov 10, 2019 7:41 am
by Dick
Piston broke...

Re: Real ale

Posted: Sun Nov 10, 2019 12:39 pm
by GHT
DUMB BLONDE.
The blonde just about managed to push her beloved old Mini into the garage. "It just conked out," she wailed. "You go and clean up," said the kindly garage mechanic, "I'll take a quick look at it." When she steps out of the ladies she can hear the Mini's engine running. "Oh you darling," she squealed, delighted to see that he had got it going, "what was the problem?" "Just crap in the carburettor," the mechanic explained. "Oh," she said, "how often do I have to do that?"

Re: Real ale

Posted: Sun Nov 10, 2019 11:10 pm
by JPB
Dick wrote:
Sun Nov 10, 2019 7:41 am
Piston broke...
Aye right! I can believe the piston part but the broke part? Nah, no such thing as a poor builder. :P
:lol:
How about "Old Rusty Outrigger?" It's crunchy and should last 'til the bar closes if you add some chicken wire and filler.
"Limited Slip Diff".. One pint of this through you, and you'll be putting down a pair of skid marks, but they may not smell of burning rubber..
"Stag V8 Bitter", it's lovely at the right temperature, but see if it gets just a tad too warm, it'll go off like an overfilled kettle, right in your face.
"The Fiat Friction Disc Brake Adjuster." It's addictive, at least that's what I assume the brewery meant when they said that you'd be unable to stop.

@GHT: The old ones are often the best...
:moon:
;)

Re: Real ale

Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2019 1:42 pm
by sierra3dr
JPB wrote:
Sun Nov 10, 2019 11:10 pm

How about "Old Rusty Outrigger?" It's crunchy and should last 'til the bar closes if you add some chicken wire and filler.
"Limited Slip Diff".. One pint of this through you, and you'll be putting down a pair of skid marks, but they may not smell of burning rubber..
"Stag V8 Bitter", it's lovely at the right temperature, but see if it gets just a tad too warm, it'll go off like an overfilled kettle, right in your face.
"The Fiat Friction Disc Brake Adjuster." It's addictive, at least that's what I assume the brewery meant when they said that you'd be unable to stop.

Love these :lol: thanks JPB,they are brilliant :mrgreen: :thumbs: if you make the name too long,they'd be too difficult to pronounce after a number of 5.5% pints :lol:

Re: Real ale

Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2019 6:56 pm
by Dick