The Great North Dissensus Pub Session

catalog

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If we do Leeds I suggest whitelocks and or Angel.

The angel is actually mad I was there the other night and they have beer mats with "No phones no ipads no laptops" and you can't get a signal in there.

It's the Sam smith's one.
 

Clinamenic

Binary & Tweed
If we do Leeds I suggest whitelocks and or Angel.

The angel is actually mad I was there the other night and they have beer mats with "No phones no ipads no laptops" and you can't get a signal in there.

It's the Sam smith's one.
Nothing @version would already have, nothing to take a photo with.
 

catalog

Well-known member
If we do Manchester it would have to be somewhere in nq I think, common or somewhere like that. I like the sandbar but it's a bit out of the way. The only one I really don't like is the temple cos it feels claustrophobic but I do like the other underground one, forgotten what it's called, the one that was a prison for boys or something
 

catalog

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There's actually, weirdly, a dearth of decent drinking pubs in the centre of Manchester, I would say. Compared to Leeds. Leeds is also better for snack type food. Manchester gets that wrong a lot. Where Manchester wins hands down is live music/proper night out.
 

WashYourHands

Cat Malogen
Attire invite - flat caps, braces, hobnailed boots and Leeds Rhinos jersey

Snorting pork scratchings sounds beautiful, cough up a chunk 48hours later and enjoy them all over again
 

catalog

Well-known member
i do actually really like pork scratchings but the other night i had normal crisps. sam smiths even have their own brand crisps they are so fucking weird. but i like that strong lager they do and it's still about 3 quidwhich is pretty reasonable for leeds city centre.

think wharf might do those augustineers.
 

sufi

lala
stick a ferret down your trousers
i give you sylvester mccoy
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AKA Treeman Radagast the Brown
about to commit animal cruelty in Merseyside circa 1972
 
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