Irish Pubs
Jason Bourne
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Actually yes there is one next to Starbucks that is about a quarter of a mile away.
by the way Starbucks supports terrorism so don't buy from them.
P.S. coffee sucks anyhow, if you want to wake up drink some Ginnis
by the way Starbucks supports terrorism so don't buy from them.
P.S. coffee sucks anyhow, if you want to wake up drink some Ginnis
Jason Bourne
Active member
Maybe it is guinness i've never seen it spelt out
AussieNick
Forum Digger
Ginnis?? Thats a new way of spelling it. Easier after a few.
Yeah I got a few Irish pubs nearby. The most popular would be the good old P.J. O'Briens in the city, and there is another popular one called Shenanigans.
Yeah I got a few Irish pubs nearby. The most popular would be the good old P.J. O'Briens in the city, and there is another popular one called Shenanigans.
we have 4 irish pubs here
The MacGowans Pub which is run by the brother of Shane MacGowan
The Celtic Tiger (this is where you can meet me sometimes)
The Irish Harp (nice, but small)
The last one is called "Bobby's" but I don't like to go there because it's full of right-wing scumbags most of the time :evil:
The MacGowans Pub which is run by the brother of Shane MacGowan
The Celtic Tiger (this is where you can meet me sometimes)
The Irish Harp (nice, but small)
The last one is called "Bobby's" but I don't like to go there because it's full of right-wing scumbags most of the time :evil:
Jason Bourne
Active member
On Sept. 11 2001, After the towers collapsed and rescue workers arrived, they rushed to a nearby starbucks requesting water for the injured, Starbucks complied, charging them a measly $130 for 3 cases of water.
later on, after they paid for the EMTs paid for the water, the ambulance company made some calls and got in touch with Starbuck's CEO, he apologized for this incident and said it was the act of a lone employee and that the employee was dealt with. Then Starbucks immediately donated $1 million dollars to the September 11th victims funds, but it stills asks the question, if this story about the water had not gotten out, would Starbucks have donated anything at all.
Also on another occasion, a group of soldiers wrote to Starbucks telling them how much they loved the coffee and requesting if they could ship some free coffee to them, Starbucks responded with saying NO because they do not support the war.
WTFWTFWTF is wrong with starbucks
later on, after they paid for the EMTs paid for the water, the ambulance company made some calls and got in touch with Starbuck's CEO, he apologized for this incident and said it was the act of a lone employee and that the employee was dealt with. Then Starbucks immediately donated $1 million dollars to the September 11th victims funds, but it stills asks the question, if this story about the water had not gotten out, would Starbucks have donated anything at all.
Also on another occasion, a group of soldiers wrote to Starbucks telling them how much they loved the coffee and requesting if they could ship some free coffee to them, Starbucks responded with saying NO because they do not support the war.
WTFWTFWTF is wrong with starbucks
A Can of Man
Je suis aware
There's one just one metro stop away.
Well we know the Starbucks kinda crowd.
Well we know the Starbucks kinda crowd.
Jason Bourne said:
Jason Bourne
Active member
I apologize for getting off topic with the Starbucks thing though.
on topic though the Irish pubs near me have really good buffalo wings.
on topic though the Irish pubs near me have really good buffalo wings.
There are two by my house.
One has bad kareoke, with a couple of Guinnesses it ends up being good. They also serve a good corned beef sandwhich, now thats an Irish meal.
Does any one here besides me think that Guinness is the best dark beer in the world? I've tried alot, but never tasted one better.
And what about them Black and Tans, hey!
Cool, I dig Shane MacGowan and the Pogues too, saw the Pogues twice when Shane was still with them. What city is this pub in btw.
One has bad kareoke, with a couple of Guinnesses it ends up being good. They also serve a good corned beef sandwhich, now thats an Irish meal.
Does any one here besides me think that Guinness is the best dark beer in the world? I've tried alot, but never tasted one better.
And what about them Black and Tans, hey!
Bootboy82 said:
Cool, I dig Shane MacGowan and the Pogues too, saw the Pogues twice when Shane was still with them. What city is this pub in btw.
dougal said:I do, but its not a beer, its a stout.
Ahem.... er um stout is a type of beer.
http://www.sallys-place.com/beverages/beer/stout_beers.htm
But like I was saying I have never tasted a dark beer, I mean stout better than Guinness. Murphy's comes close, but not quite there.
Hey Dougal,
Whats your oppinion of Budwiser? Lol.