h a l f b a k e r yGetting blown into traffic is never fun.
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I just thought, if I was there, rather than panicking, I'd have
a nice cold pint, and wait for the whole thing to blow over.
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Depending on how many beers you have you might not even notice that the room keeps tilting. |
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Do you know where your towel is? |
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I don't mean to be gross, but I keep reading this as
Pubeseidon Adventure. |
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It took me a little while to get that it was an upside-down-
sinking-ship-themed pub. At first I thought it was poignant
allegory. |
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It works on so many levels [Alterother]. |
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Wonderful, except for the drunks that keep kicking
the chandeliers. |
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You wouldn't go and rescue your Mum and your (ex-) girlfriend, then ? |
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// Do you know where your towel is? // |
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A cricket bat might be more practical, in the circumstances ... |
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//Wonderful, except for the drunks that keep
kicking the chandeliers // |
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We put the tables that fell off the floor over the
chandeliers. The framework makes for a nice
footrest, the bulbs keeping your feet warm. |
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Despite some initial niggles and complaints, the
bar staff are becoming accustomed to their new
upright perspective, and can walk up and down
the bar freely now that we've installed the harness
rail that slides along with them. Making drinks
upside down isn't so hard, once you get used to
pouring up. |
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Work is still ongoing in the lavatories... |
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