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
ST DAVID, THE Prince of Wales and WALE'S CAPTAIN

Happy St David's day




Old Pub: https://www.606v2.com/t24602-the-dew-drop-inn-virtual-rugby-pub#991914

Rava wrote:

PJHolybloke wrote:

Rava wrote:Mind you I did have one very good night out in the Crown Bar, St Joh'n Wood High Street. Memorable for the Kissagram I received

She was at least 60 years old and about the same bust measurement

Above the floor or below the knee Tabs?

It took two and a half neck-ties and a builders tape to settle the argument. I couldn't take part as she was sat on top of me at the time

Jaysus! Nearly choked reading that.

It's OK though, it's only Russian potato juice - cheap as chips!

PJHolybloke wrote:

AsLongAsBut100ofUs wrote:

Rava wrote:There isn't a direct link from Mornington Crescent to Finchley Road.

There is with a gnarly change at Swiss Cottage

And if you'd been bound under the Flemish Convention Asbo, you'd know that was an illegal move after the ratification of the Whitechapel Accord... like I said, canny booger.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pn2-b_opVTo&feature=player_detailpage

PJ, I like you style - if I'd known we'd slipped into the WA as we experts call it, I'd have been in Tooting Bec

AsLongAsBut100ofUs wrote:

PJHolybloke wrote:

AsLongAsBut100ofUs wrote:

Rava wrote:There isn't a direct link from Mornington Crescent to Finchley Road.

There is with a gnarly change at Swiss Cottage

And if you'd been bound under the Flemish Convention Asbo, you'd know that was an illegal move after the ratification of the Whitechapel Accord... like I said, canny booger.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pn2-b_opVTo&feature=player_detailpage

PJ, I like you style - if I'd known we'd slipped into the WA as we experts call it, I'd have been in Tooting Bec

Ahhh, within you the force is strong Asbo.

Tooting Bec it is.

PJHolybloke wrote:

Rava wrote:

PJHolybloke wrote:

Rava wrote:Mind you I did have one very good night out in the Crown Bar, St Joh'n Wood High Street. Memorable for the Kissagram I received

She was at least 60 years old and about the same bust measurement

Above the floor or below the knee Tabs?

It took two and a half neck-ties and a builders tape to settle the argument. I couldn't take part as she was sat on top of me at the time

Jaysus! Nearly choked reading that.

It's OK though, it's only Russian potato juice - cheap as chips!

Yes PJ but it still cost me a fiver . I was the "closest" but still didn't win

What do you mean "closest", it was like Chernobyl, we were all "closest"!

AsLongAsBut100ofUs wrote:What do you mean "closest", it was like Chernobyl, we were all "closest"!

FFS no more! I'm spilling more than I'm drinking - two hail Mary's and an Our Father as I've had fish tonight -



OK, next.

I couldn't read the tape measure from my position

Englebert Humperdinck to be the UK's Eurovision Song Contest entry this year?!?...

Glasgow are the new Munster.

Swanny he's probably older than our combined age

Rava wrote:I couldn't read the tape measure from my position

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Q8fZeaUHsjw

I thought you were older than 10 Swanny?

PJHolybloke wrote:

AsLongAsBut100ofUs wrote:What do you mean "closest", it was like Chernobyl, we were all "closest"!

FFS no more! I'm spilling more than I'm drinking - two hail Mary's and an Our Father as I've had fish tonight -



OK, next.

Aye well, that'll teach you for having the fish on a Friday. - I prefer chicken (Osprey)!

Rava:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2NhmnI0dpc&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Bath are the new Aquae Sulis, I believe Engelbert opened at Aquae Sulis in 89AD.

Apparently he smashed it, after two numbers the mosh pit looked like a butchers apron.

AsLongAsBut100ofUs wrote:

PJHolybloke wrote:

AsLongAsBut100ofUs wrote:What do you mean "closest", it was like Chernobyl, we were all "closest"!

FFS no more! I'm spilling more than I'm drinking - two hail Mary's and an Our Father as I've had fish tonight -



OK, next.

Aye well, that'll teach you for having the fish on a Friday. - I prefer chicken (Osprey)!

Scottish rugby is on the up-and-up As, I dread to think where Wales would be without all their English mercenaries.









False post! False Post!

so long, farewell, auf Wiedersehn, adieu,
Adieu, adieu, to yeu and yeu and yeu, good NIGHT!
Good night, good NIGHT, GOOD NIGHT!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ise0ecATZ1o

Hound_of_Harrow wrote:Gwynt y Ddraig Black Dragon cider is on in my local. That is all, apart from I'm off to meet some pals up the road in Bushey.

Laters.

Amazing drink. I had a few in one of my locals on my first night out from my "holiday" and today I bought some more in my local Tescos (other supermarkets are available). First time I tried it the other night too. Lovely drop.

Hi all, night all.

Fairwell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies

Fairwell and adieu to you ladies of Spain.

For we're under orders for to sail for old England,

But we hope in a short time to see you again.

Now, where did I put me feckin hammock? What's that in the water?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=GVmeeYwEiQw

Risca Rev wrote:

Hound_of_Harrow wrote:Gwynt y Ddraig Black Dragon cider is on in my local. That is all, apart from I'm off to meet some pals up the road in Bushey.

Laters.

Amazing drink. I had a few in one of my locals on my first night out from my "holiday" and today I bought done more in my local Tescos (other supermarkets are available). First time I tried it the other night too. Lovely drop.

Hi all, night all.

Night Rev, night all.

Made it home fine. Chickened out and hit the petrol station almost immediately after leaving the stadium. Solid performance. Some very pleasing back play.

Sainsburys?

MrsP wrote:Sainsburys?

Slumming it? Don't M&S do petrol?

Ha didn't think of Sainsburys. BP garage beside Queens. Nearly £65, which is utterly absurd.

You want to be filling up the giant Dodgem!

In fact you don't want to be filling up the giant Dodgem!

Hi Rev - get some rest there bud

And welcome back.


Turnham Green.

Stat of the weekend? Ulster are the Rabo's leading try scorers with 40. Nancy boys Lenister second with 37. Naturally all down to our south African imports of course...

This is brilliant. A couple of weeks late but whatever -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkXMn1NmQHo&feature=share

5 tries for my Scarlets!!

38-10, lovely TBP win that. Not the highest standard of a game but great to see us scoring lots of tries again, I am one happy Dreamer

oof just checked, only 4 points seperating 2nd - 6th in the Pro12. So close!

[quote="Rava"]This is brilliant. A couple of weeks late but whatever -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkXMn1NmQHo&feature=share[/quote


Brilliant!

Morning all

Lovely interjection from Hound last night with 'Turnham Green' Ladies and germs, we have a winner:

It woz the Welsh cider wot won it!

Bore da. A bit stiff having done a session on the rower. Don't know if it was my best ever idea.

Charity ball tonight, spare ticket, anybody fancy it? Black tie.

Good Morning Everyone!

Glas a du wrote:Yes but he also supports the Cardiff Blues. Isn't Patterson a distant cousin?

Correct Glas.

The Waratahs first - but they are so frustrating to watch. Brilliant one week; abysmal the next. Always "one game short" year in year out

Unlike what people say about NSW folk, I have no hatred of Queenslanders, (in fact I love the place and could almost live there if it didn't rain so much) and I was very happy to see them win last year.

I could almost have The Western Force as my 2nd Oz team (Gran did nursing there and an aunt lived in Perth also)

The Brumbies and The Rebels would be my least favourite franchises (but no vicious, seething hatred or anything)... even though NSW gets a lot of ACT players back and forth.

Then torn between the Crusaders and the Highlanders. Some family connections with Southland and Otago. Although most lived in and around Chch and the hinterland. The other brothers were already farmers in the mid to South Canterbury area, i.e. south-west of the city towards the foothills of the Alps. So probably feel more akin with Canterbury - but also want to see the Highlanders do well.

The Cardiff Blues in Pro-12 and HEC but could in theory be following Connacht or Ulster having ancestors in Donegal and Enniskillen.

But I also have relos in Scotland and England (soft spots for Devon and Cornwall, West Sussex - West Coast of Scotland); however, my loyalties lie with the most recent connection prior to emigrating to Oz or NZ. Make sense?

Morning all,


Little fragile this morning



Cockfosters.

G'day Hughie... Ease into the day gently, mate.

Morning all

Fragility abounds.

Linebreaker wrote:]The Cardiff Blues in Pro-12 and HEC but could in theory be following Connacht or Ulster having ancestors in Donegal and Enniskillen.

You know neither of those is in Connacht right?

Morning all.

Great game this morning between the Highlanders and Crusaders, 27-24 to the Southerners. Slightly farcial ending, the scoreboard clock hadn't stopped for stoppages so the Highlanders kicked the ball out several times thinking game over, only for the lineout to form.

Notch wrote:

Linebreaker wrote:]The Cardiff Blues in Pro-12 and HEC but could in theory be following Connacht or Ulster having ancestors in Donegal and Enniskillen.

You know neither of those is in Connacht right?

oops. I was confused with Galway for a moment...

Reds leading the Force by 3 early on. Looks kinda wet, steamy and slippery in Brisbane.

I'm not playing Mornington Crescent with a Londener and a train driver.

Sir, may I take your bags to your room upstairs?

No thanks Mai Linh, they're not my bags. They belong to Warren Gatland... I think. He's just ducked into Reception.
You'll have to check with him first.

Checking you lot out early is he? No need - watch Pocock. Simples.

Bore da pawb, hope everyone's well.

Glas - article is up for reading if you want to take a look

So, Andrew Trimbles try last weekend got voted the try of the round by fans. I'm not so sure, I think Lee Jones' try in there was better. Nice dummy by Trimble like, but off turnover ball against a very tired, disorganised defence. More oppurtunistic than anything?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIRjvRHInXw

Afternoon.

Quite a few London Irish fans in the pub here ahead of the game. Jeez, we need a win today, with Falcons getting ever closer to us.

Notch - I thought Medard's try was pretty good too.

Yeah, but Malzieu shouldn't have shrugged off Jones so easily. Surprised no nomination for Scott Williams.

That's what Malzieu does though. Such a hard player to bring down.

I suppose Williams try was also worth a shout, given he stripped the ball, chipped and gathered to score. I only saw the first 25 minutes of Italy v Ireland, so missed most of the tries in that one.