Best person to go for a beer with
Best person to go for a beer with
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scousegti31

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128 posts

219 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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Afternoon as the title suggests and sorry if its a repost but the search facility isnt working, Who, dead or alive would be the best person or groups of people to go for a beer with? I am personally thinking someone like Vinnie Jones or John Mcenroe? or the beatles or some other very cool groups?

JohnSW20

886 posts

267 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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George Best

Topic closed

John

SeeFive

8,353 posts

263 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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Probably Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross. Seems like they do not need to be up early in the morning tomorrow.

SVX

2,188 posts

241 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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My vote would be for Stuart Maconie, I'd expect him to be a top bloke to sink a few with

wolves_wanderer

12,956 posts

267 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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Someone dead would be pretty dull.

I'd go for Karl Pilkington

scousegti31

Original Poster:

128 posts

219 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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I think George Best would just pester every women in the pub and not really wanna chat, also he played for united so that counts him out in my book!!

AMCDan

2,855 posts

238 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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Stephen Fry, Michael Palin or Jeremy Clarkson for me i think

V8mate

45,899 posts

219 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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Adolf Hitler - get better beer in Germany too!

onlynik

4,234 posts

223 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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Oliver Reed

donz29

386 posts

235 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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Colin Chapman or James Hunt

OJ

14,209 posts

258 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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Gerry Marshall

scotal

8,751 posts

309 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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AMCDan said:
Stephen Fry,
Yes, but I think you'd feel stupid. (Thats not a dig at you )

AMCDan said:
Michael Palin
Hypocrite of the highest order. (re Transport 2000 chair and his use of flights)
So no.

AMCDan said:
Jeremy Clarkson
Possibly, especially if AA Gill was with him.

tomTVR

6,909 posts

271 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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AMCDan said:
Jeremy Clarkson
Good call!

Maybe Boris Johnson

B.J.W

5,875 posts

245 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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V8mate said:
Adolf Hitler - get better beer in Germany too!
He would possibly be the ultimate 'angry man in the pub'


james_tigerwoods

16,347 posts

227 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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My Dad

If he wasn't inconveniently dead...

fullbeem

2,044 posts

231 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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WHoever is buying id say

V8mate

45,899 posts

219 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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B.J.W said:
V8mate said:
Adolf Hitler - get better beer in Germany too!
He would possibly be the ultimate 'angry man in the pub'
I think he'd be quite quietly spoken and considered. He'd also be ideal for me to run my 'plans' by wink

Steamer

14,184 posts

243 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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wolves_wanderer said:
Someone dead would be pretty dull.

I'd go for Karl Pilkington
thumbup Good call there.

Or maybe Ross Noble.

B.J.W

5,875 posts

245 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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james_tigerwoods said:
My Dad

If he wasn't inconveniently dead...
I went for a beer with my dad yesterday, so that post touched me.

You are more than welcome to borrow mine if you wish, assuming that you could put up with the grumpy, self opinionated old bleeder for as long as it takes to sink a pint of beer.

SeeFive

8,353 posts

263 months

Wednesday 29th October 2008
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Dead - Jesus (just for the proof bit)
Alive - Maggie Thatcher (just to find out what she would do today)
Most fun - Lee Evans
Female company - there are so many....