The Dew Drop Inn Virtual Rugby Pub

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Welcome to the Virtual Rugby Pub - a place where you can come in for a sly beverage and discuss whatever's on your mind, or just eavesdrop on the regulars if you fancy a break from all the rugby chat.

The only rule in this pub is one of mutual respect for everyone in it, oh and no defacing the pictures of Tommy Bowe, Ryan Jones, Dan Newton and birthday boy Prop above the bar.





Last Pub: https://www.606v2.com/t23758p1000-the-dew-drop-inn-virtual-rugby-pub#970282

Rava wrote:Evening Prop. How's the stamina

Gibbo, great night in the "Port". Next time you go it will look better I hope.

Going fine cheers Rava....being well behaved

Cheers for the belated wishes Gibbo

Do you have a game this weekend Prop?

Evening folks ....class so the port is getting a facelift? Good luck on that one Rava.....

Heard this for the first time today, magic tune: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QzDWIOUnM0

Yeah got a past vs present Rava!! Should be a good laugh.

Great games those. We used to have an Over 30's v Under 30's every Boxing Day. Some epic contests.

Yeah...the old man may be lacing his boots up!!

Good luck with that one

Right nite Prop. Nite all.

Ta bud...right bed time...night all

Hi all, very sleepy tonight. I have almost a week off work soon which I am looking forward to. For now though <insertsleepyemoticon>

But...isn't going in holiday...part of your job Stag?

Morning folks,




This is very funny


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-kbMF1GF2A&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Morning Hughie and Glas and all please

Very funny Hughie.

Bore da pawb / good morning all.

The last few mornings when I've gone out for an early fag, there's been a blackbird singing in the tree next door and another singing a few gardens away. It's like duelling banjos, but much more melodic and with no connotations of buggery.

Profound, Lucky. No other way to describe that.

How terrifying would it be if they were both whistling the tune from deliverance though…

I dusted down my 12 string guitar last night for a few hours of playing, fingers are killing me.

Deliverance will never be the same again!

I love the sound of blackbirds singing, Rava. It's the most beautiful song in the world.

I'd love to have a 12-string.

Yes but know I'll think of the sexual tension between Hicks every time I hear it!

Arrrrrrgggggghhhhhhh


Got to putney station, realised I'd forgotten my shoes on a mad dash back to mine to get them back to putney then try be in waterloo for nine. Don't need this sheeet at this time of the day

You er....hanging around Llanelli Asda the other night Glas, round 8ish?

hughie1986 wrote:Arrrrrrgggggghhhhhhh


Got to putney station, realised I'd forgotten my shoes on a mad dash back to mine to get them back to putney then try be in waterloo for nine. Don't need this sheeet at this time of the day

Didn't you notice your socks getting wet?

luckless_pedestrian wrote:I love the sound of blackbirds singing, Rava. It's the most beautiful song in the world.

I'd love to have a 12-string.

I got a lovely 12 string for my 21st bday, my brothers and sister got it for me. it sounds gorgeous, it’s pretty much the only item I’d save in a fire. Really hard to play when you’re used to 6 string though, but it’s worth the extra effort to play Across the Universe properly.

Is the guitar in your twitter picture yours? I love a green telecaster, classic stuff.

Alright or what?

With a bit of luck I am out of here tonight. Cyprus tomorrow for the rugby and then back in the UK Sunday. My flight is on its way, so that's a good start. Be great to get back home. Tomorrow should be interesting as its my first beer for nearly four months. We are only allowed four, but I think that will do

Hope all is well for you all and I shall be back a bit more regularly soon.

Rev!!!!


I'm coming for a visit when you get back so mark it in your diary



Uodate:- I'm back on the bus headed back to putney, just on fulham high street at the minute, traffic is ok'ish

Arseeee of a driver is just sitting at the bus stop going nowhere. Is this some sort of sick joke??

No, that's my brother-in-law's Telecaster, Mick. He's sold it now. I think he's gone back to an SG.

Hughie, you provide some classic moments in here

Rev , be great to have you back. Missed your wit and charm. (Actually I missed someone to be ignored with).

Lucky my comment had nought to do with their singing mate

Mickado, I've witnessed in person your awesome picking

On putney bridge, I've 20 minutes to get to waterloo on time.......

Putney high street, absolute cracker of a bird as just sat down beside me, don't think ill get off now

Rev! Safe home my man. I was just cleaning up my wardrobe the other day and found the NH Saints jersey that I got people to sign after the HC final. The most legible of all the messages was “your hero – Rev”

Luck, my first guitar was an SG, cherry red (was a MASSIVE ‘phonics fan), the only colour to get it in. it was just an imitation mind you, but it looked the part. Have you been playing for long?

Hughie try to capture a picture. Tell her its for a uni project or something

You can’t just tell us she’s a cracker Hughie. Need a description, vital statistics, celebrities she kinda looks like etc.
Sheesh man!

Arrrggghhhh


That ballix of a driver sitting around for two minute cost me. Train pulled off just as I got on the platform , would have been on time if I got it.


Defo going to be late.


Update:- she got off for the train as well

Good to hear from you, Rev - we need you back to offset Stag's Dragons-bashing!

Ballix


Lost her on the platform

In Wondsworth Town, going to be about 10 minutes late, its not to bad I suppose

I learnt when I was about sixteen, Mick. Just a book with the chords in and you pick up the rest from playing along to songs. I really need to start playing again. Maybe I'll buy a new acoustic.

Get your ukulele out there Hughie. According to that dating site advert, chicks love ukuleles being played for them on a platform.

Girl on the platform smile.

She looks about 26, 27?? 28? 28


And her skin looked really really great, she was a natural blonde, she wasn't a natural blonde



Love that ad, as corney as it is

hughie1986 wrote:Girl on the platform smile.

She looks about 26, 27?? 28? 28


And her skin looked really really great, she was a natural blonde, she wasn't a natural blonde



Love that ad, as corney as it is

You've been living in Landan too long pal

Mickado wrote:Get your ukulele out there Hughie. According to that dating site newsletter to which I am a weekly subscriber, chicks love ukuleles being played for them on a platform.

Fixed that for you.

hughie1986 wrote:Girl on the platform smile.

She looks about 26, 27?? 28? 28


And her skin looked really really great, she was a natural blonde, she wasn't a natural blonde



Love that ad, as corney as it is

Don't you do corny Hughie?

red_stag wrote:

Mickado wrote:Get your ukulele out there Hughie. According to that dating site newsletter to which I am a weekly subscriber, chicks love ukuleles being played for them on a platform.

Fixed that for you.

Hweuh weuh weuh. I know a couple of lads who had remarkable success on those sites, every weekend there was a pants party and a new woman was invited. I can only speak for quantity, quality on the other hand…

8 minutes late, not bad going

I can't fecking stand that advert.

Do dating companies do good business do you think?

On our Rugby World Cup tour we had two of our guests find love out there. They booked with us again for the France v Ireland game this year and are happily shacked up together now.

They probably do great business. There are more aimed at women now.

Morning all

Crusaders 19 - Blues 18, so a good weekend is guaranteed

It was good to see Eden Park with over 30,000 in attendance give Piri Weepu a rousing cheer when he came on for his Blues debut - at first five-eighth (sorry folks, I'm willing to call Northern Hemispherian #10s a fly-half, but not NZers). And even better to see his last-minute drop goal attempt get charged down

I know a surprising number of couples who've met through on-line dating

Breadvan wrote: You er....hanging around Llanelli Asda the other night Glas, round 8ish?

No comment, you can't prove nothing, right!

I've often wondered the dynamics of it. Does the dating service arrange the date for you. Is it picked out of a hat?

In Clare there used to be a big matchmaking festival. In it is the biggest singles event in Europe.

First dates as a concept are rather unknown to me. I've only ever been on a handful. The rest have tended to be people I knew from school or college and didnt have the "getting to know you" aspect to things.