Mon Mar 05, 2012 6:06 pm
Mon Mar 05, 2012 6:11 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:Yesterday when i was around Canton having a few Jars with my good mates i was constantly asking the bar staff to top my pint up as it was well short of the full pint. The Landlord of the Canton cross even looked at me like i was a right moaning tw*t. But the weights and measures act says the Pubs have to give a full pint of LIQUID for which froth is not.
Now the breweries says you can give a head which totally contradicts what the weights and measures says. Looking around everyone seems to except not having a full pintBut are you being short changed ?.
What do you think ? Do you ever ask for your pint to be topped up ? or do you say nothing but think that is not right. Or do you think i am being fooking silly as Landlords need a break and it aint to much to ask to loose a little bit of your pint. Now i have seen dozens of fights due to a bit of beer being spilt after being bumped into.
DEBATE LADS !!
Mon Mar 05, 2012 6:15 pm
cmorris1927 wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Yesterday when i was around Canton having a few Jars with my good mates i was constantly asking the bar staff to top my pint up as it was well short of the full pint. The Landlord of the Canton cross even looked at me like i was a right moaning tw*t. But the weights and measures act says the Pubs have to give a full pint of LIQUID for which froth is not.
Now the breweries says you can give a head which totally contradicts what the weights and measures says. Looking around everyone seems to except not having a full pintBut are you being short changed ?.
What do you think ? Do you ever ask for your pint to be topped up ? or do you say nothing but think that is not right. Or do you think i am being fooking silly as Landlords need a break and it aint to much to ask to loose a little bit of your pint. Now i have seen dozens of fights due to a bit of beer being spilt after being bumped into.
DEBATE LADS !!
Most pint glasses have a line which marks where the pint is.. and the rest above it should be froth... but alot of people dont realise that...
i hardly ever ask for a pint to be topped up personally, unless it is half a pint of froth!
Mon Mar 05, 2012 6:20 pm
Mon Mar 05, 2012 6:21 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:cmorris1927 wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Yesterday when i was around Canton having a few Jars with my good mates i was constantly asking the bar staff to top my pint up as it was well short of the full pint. The Landlord of the Canton cross even looked at me like i was a right moaning tw*t. But the weights and measures act says the Pubs have to give a full pint of LIQUID for which froth is not.
Now the breweries says you can give a head which totally contradicts what the weights and measures says. Looking around everyone seems to except not having a full pintBut are you being short changed ?.
What do you think ? Do you ever ask for your pint to be topped up ? or do you say nothing but think that is not right. Or do you think i am being fooking silly as Landlords need a break and it aint to much to ask to loose a little bit of your pint. Now i have seen dozens of fights due to a bit of beer being spilt after being bumped into.
DEBATE LADS !!
Most pint glasses have a line which marks where the pint is.. and the rest above it should be froth... but alot of people dont realise that...
i hardly ever ask for a pint to be topped up personally, unless it is half a pint of froth!
I checked my pint glass each time yesterday and not one had that line. That line is a good idea but they are not as common as you would think Chief.
But in short you are happy to be short changed ? If you was knowingly short measured by up to 10% on petrol you would be up in arms![]()
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Mon Mar 05, 2012 6:23 pm
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...I see where you coming from though Chief
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Mon Mar 05, 2012 6:24 pm
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Mon Mar 05, 2012 6:35 pm
Mon Mar 05, 2012 6:38 pm
LutonBluebird wrote:I saw you in the pub in Ruislip before wembley ask for your pint to be topped up when it looked full and being honest I was surprised!!
By the look of the face of the bird who served u that pint, It was as though u asked her to drop her nipple into it
I never check to be honest but will keep an eye on it !!!!
But fair play if it was petrol as u say or something similar we would moan.
And with the prices they charge for a pint nowadays it should be...........a pint.........which I believe is 568ml.
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Mon Mar 05, 2012 6:42 pm
Igovernor wrote:Right, lets put this straight, It is only clubs that have to have lined glasses, as in clubs pints are from a measured pump, or as the members own the club the liquid is filled to the line, pubs can have lined glasses but it is not against the law not to have them.It's a matter of personal taste, if a landlord gave me a pint filled to the top with no head on it, I would take it back, as I dont like my beer as flat a a wiches tit.
Mon Mar 05, 2012 6:45 pm
Igovernor wrote:Right, lets put this straight, It is only clubs that have to have lined glasses, as in clubs pints are from a measured pump, or as the members own the club the liquid is filled to the line, pubs can have lined glasses but it is not against the law not to have them.It's a matter of personal taste, if a landlord gave me a pint filled to the top with no head on it, I would take it back, as I dont like my beer as flat a a wiches tit.
Mon Mar 05, 2012 7:38 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:Yesterday when i was around Canton having a few Jars with my good mates i was constantly asking the bar staff to top my pint up as it was well short of the full pint. The Landlord of the Canton cross even looked at me like i was a right moaning tw*t. But the weights and measures act says the Pubs have to give a full pint of LIQUID for which froth is not.
Now the breweries says you can give a head which totally contradicts what the weights and measures says. Looking around everyone seems to except not having a full pintBut are you being short changed ?.
What do you think ? Do you ever ask for your pint to be topped up ? or do you say nothing but think that is not right. Or do you think i am being fooking silly as Landlords need a break and it aint to much to ask to loose a little bit of your pint. Now i have seen dozens of fights due to a bit of beer being spilt after being bumped into.
DEBATE LADS !!
Mon Mar 05, 2012 7:43 pm
jtc wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Yesterday when i was around Canton having a few Jars with my good mates i was constantly asking the bar staff to top my pint up as it was well short of the full pint. The Landlord of the Canton cross even looked at me like i was a right moaning tw*t. But the weights and measures act says the Pubs have to give a full pint of LIQUID for which froth is not.
Now the breweries says you can give a head which totally contradicts what the weights and measures says. Looking around everyone seems to except not having a full pintBut are you being short changed ?.
What do you think ? Do you ever ask for your pint to be topped up ? or do you say nothing but think that is not right. Or do you think i am being fooking silly as Landlords need a break and it aint to much to ask to loose a little bit of your pint. Now i have seen dozens of fights due to a bit of beer being spilt after being bumped into.
DEBATE LADS !!
of course you should get what you pay for so you are right.iv seen them glasses with the line on.i havn,t had a beer for nine and half years but if i got a mate a pint i,d want it at least somewhere near full.funny though when i did drink i would moan if i didn,t get a full pint but think nothing of doing 50notes in on booze and an overpriced greasy kebab.we get ragged rotten with overpriced football tickets but moan when a bargirl gives us 2mm less ale
Mon Mar 05, 2012 7:57 pm
Mon Mar 05, 2012 7:59 pm
jtc wrote:3.50 a pint![]()
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is that a normal pub or a pouncy gaff?when i retired ungracefully it was 2.40 for guiness.had to drink guiness me guts were wrecked off the lager.mind you any normal bloke would have gone to the docs but i decided to make me own diagnosis .
Mon Mar 05, 2012 8:37 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:jtc wrote:3.50 a pint![]()
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is that a normal pub or a pouncy gaff?when i retired ungracefully it was 2.40 for guiness.had to drink guiness me guts were wrecked off the lager.mind you any normal bloke would have gone to the docs but i decided to make me own diagnosis .
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£3.50 is a pint of Stella in the Ninian
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