Which is your best bar ?

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Originally posted by RSMA1234
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The Blessington Carriage in Derby has lots of good memories for me. I always try to pop in when I am back home.

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If you ever happen to be in Sweden (who knows), check out the 'Irish Bar' in Stokholm, and the 'Irish Corner' in Trollhättan. You couldn't have a better time. Great live music from some of the most talented musicians I ever heard (English,Swedish,Scottish,Irish, other European). You name it, it's all there. Good English beers are a must in a foreign country - they have the lot (Guiness a prerequisite of course). But to top it all, when you're slightly tipsy, I can guarantee at the end of the evening you'll be on the floor laughing with the Swedish mispronunciations which always seem to have a second English equivalent word and , thus, double the hilarity of what they were once meaning to say. Cute, innocent, safe fun in a country free of social violence!

Originally posted by mikelom
If you ever happen to be in Sweden (who knows), check out the 'Irish Bar' in Stokholm, and the 'Irish Corner' in Trollhättan. You couldn't have a better time. Great live music from some of the most talented musicians I ever heard (English,Swedish,Scottish,Irish, other European). You name it, it's all there. Good English beers are a must in a foreign co ...[text shortened]... at they were once meaning to say. Cute, innocent, safe fun in a country free of social violence!

Southside Bar, in Princes' Gardens in South Kensington, was nice, very cheap, and as unstudenty as a student bar can be before the powers that be destroyed it.

Originally posted by RSMA1234
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The milkie bar

Originally posted by RSMA1234
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Originally posted by RSMA1234
How much is a pint ? I hear its very expensive to drink in Sweden ?

Originally posted by mikelom
Is all a fallacy. Sweden is no more expensive than here. You can eat out very well for a fiver! Pint of weak lager (3😵 is £1.80 and a strong one (5😵 £2.50. You can have an incian to eat in for £6, big portions too with the extras inc. And a flight to stokholm from Stanstead is £30!!!! (not trn. that's about £84 inc taxes)..... you can have a great long weekend! (and if u flaunt ur dosh - beautiful blondes are free!)

Originally posted by mikelom
Well blow me! the per centage key is the face......lol....I never knew........lmfao!!!

Originally posted by mikelom
So RHP - How does one type a per cent symbol???........ehe

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Originally posted by royalchicken
Southside Bar, in Princes' Gardens in South Kensington, was nice, very cheap, and as unstudenty as a student bar can be before the powers that be destroyed it.