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@rookie54 said
dear ms @drewnogal,

i am merely another rude american,
but i would like to brashly invite myself to supper

sincerely,
rookie
πŸ˜€ you are most welcome.

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A Greek beer I hope.πŸΊπŸ‘

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A Greek beer, I hope.🍺 Maybe a Mythos.πŸ€”πŸ‘

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Maybe the had some British beer on offer.

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Would you have intervened had it been alive?
I mean rescued it, not eaten it yourself?

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@great-big-stees said
A Greek beer I hope.πŸΊπŸ‘
They did learn from german brewers, when Otto became King in the 19th century πŸ˜‰

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@great-big-stees said
Maybe the had some British beer on offer.
In fact there is a funny story: When I was in London with my eldest son in 2007 it was not easy to get English Beer. We were more often offered Australian or US brands (and of course European ones).

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@ponderable said
In fact there is a funny story: When I was in London with my eldest son in 2007 it was not easy to get English Beer. We were more often offered Australian or US brands (and of course European ones).
If you asked for Beer most if not all would be british brewed but if it was a Lager beer that would be different all lagers were introduced to the uk from the continent or usa there were back then few british lagers.

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