Blob: Virus writers obviously gather at The Trojan Horse whereas their nemesis congregate at The Squashed Worm (Question : Is the death of a worm its "nematode" ?)
(10:29, Wed 01-Aug-2001)
penelope: [Blob] tee hee! For motorists there's The Hard Shoulder (soft drinks only, of course) or The Speed Trap. And for hairdressers; The Full Head of Highlights.
(12:34, Wed 01-Aug-2001)
Raak: [penelope] And the posh end of that would be The Sassoon Bar.
(12:55, Wed 01-Aug-2001)
Projoy: Surely, most modern teachers would drink today at the sign of The Crossed Penknives
(16:21, Wed 01-Aug-2001)
Projoy: ...while media folk might stick to The Bluescreen and Deadline
(16:24, Wed 01-Aug-2001)
Barry the Time Sprout: Builders drink at the Oohyouvehadthecowboys Inn Sorry!.
(16:29, Wed 01-Aug-2001)
Dunx: [BtTS] Surely you mean the Time And A Half? a
coat? In this weather?
(16:33, Wed 01-Aug-2001)
Dunx: Or stockbrokers might visit the Share And Share Alike.
(16:47, Wed 01-Aug-2001)
penelope: Where dentists get their shots of Creme de Menthe; The Root Canal Inn
(18:48, Wed 01-Aug-2001)
Jrs: The pub for skydivers, The Drop Inn
(19:52, Wed 01-Aug-2001)
Herr Bratsche: Meanwhile, digital telly salesmen can be found at The Dish and Decoder.
(08:40, Thu 02-Aug-2001)
Néa: Unnameable cultists find their sustenance at The Elder God and Whistle.
(11:10, Thu 02-Aug-2001)
Blob: Mobile phone company executives occasionally visit The Dead Rabbit on their way to The Orange Tree, but generally simply settle for The Obtrusive Mast
(11:17, Thu 02-Aug-2001)
Herr Bratsche: And you will find software developers at The Bug Report and Patch Release.
(12:35, Thu 02-Aug-2001)
Jrs: The pub for the poor bloody infantry, The Dig Inn
(17:58, Thu 02-Aug-2001)
Raak: The bouncers' pub, The Burleigh Arms.
(18:39, Thu 02-Aug-2001)
Jrs: Then there's the hostelry for Stablehands, The Bucket and Shovel
(19:58, Thu 02-Aug-2001)
penelope: The tattooist's favourite parlour, The Needle and Ink Inn
(20:26, Thu 02-Aug-2001)
Thos: The King's Shed for Guardian Proofreaders.
(23:05, Thu 02-Aug-2001)
Rich: [penelope] Newcastle dentistry school actually does have its own pub - The Crown And Bridge.
I've always found that web developers drink in seedy, tatty pubs, serving a wide variety of real ales, whereas the marketing department drink in poncey wine bars serving a wide variety of braying toffs. Probably The Proprietary Tag and Wankers respectively.
(08:49, Fri 03-Aug-2001)
Rich: And more commuter pubs - The Standing Room, The Broken Rail, The Wrong Leaves and The Frottager's Arms. (Coat...)
(08:56, Fri 03-Aug-2001)
Thos: I'd recommend The Virgin's Legs, but they're never open.
(23:08, Fri 03-Aug-2001)
blame: Not much room either.. COOOAAAAT!!
(23:11, Fri 03-Aug-2001)
Dunx: [Thos, blame] No please, take mine. It looks cold out.
Drug dealers might partake of... well, whatever they fancy
partaking of in The Mirror and Banknote.
(23:31, Fri 03-Aug-2001)
Si: Just time to mention jouranlists of publications like OK! magazine and royal watchers may drink in The Queen Mum's Hips
Just another thought, with the amount of hips the QUeen Mum's had now, souldn't she be able to walk in any direction without turning around now? SHe could just swing her upper body through 180degrees
(12:41, Sat 04-Aug-2001)
penelope: Racing drivers drink in The Slicks and Wings. Race fans, however, just drink in the paddock.
(01:38, Sun 05-Aug-2001)
Blob: Telesales people (are they ?) congregate at The Old Bull & Cobblers whilst Market Research dolts take "just five minutes" at The Badger
(13:00, Mon 06-Aug-2001)
The Man from Auntie: A pub for ironmongers and drag queens:The Hinge & Bracket
(09:28, Tue 07-Aug-2001)
penelope: Paramedics congregate at The Defibrillator And Paddles
(17:30, Tue 07-Aug-2001)
Dunx: GUI developers might got to The Drag and Drop
(15:55, Fri 10-Aug-2001)
Thos: The Douglas Bader Arms, the ideal place for getting legless. (tasteless, sorry).
(00:05, Sun 12-Aug-2001)
Dunx: I reckon Perl programmers would enjoy a pint down the
Camel and Chainsaw, the landlord being Tim Toady of
course.
(21:03, Tue 14-Aug-2001)
Dave: Internet Explorer users at theSpontaneous Disconnection
(00:00, Wed 15-Aug-2001)
EOL: [penelope] Well, if you're an F1 driver, you don't use slicks anymore. You need to find somewhere more groovy to hang out.
[dave] Interesting you say that, as I as I was trying to post this message, my ISP threw a wobbly. If you can read this, I reconnected.
(21:52, Wed 15-Aug-2001)
penelope: [EOL] There's more to motor racing than just F1! **yawn**. And the term still exists. :-P
(23:20, Wed 15-Aug-2001)
Rich: [Dave] Opera and Netscape users (as opposed to opera goers) probably drink at The Lost Cause or The Doesn't Workman's Arse.
(08:42, Thu 16-Aug-2001)
Raak: As closing this game has been mooted, I'll just post several hundred moves combined into one: members of [profession] might drink at The [Item1] and [Item2], for some item1 and item2 emblematic of the same.
(11:40, Thu 16-Aug-2001)
Dunx: Game murderers probably drink at The Dead and Gone.
(22:06, Thu 16-Aug-2001)
Game won by Dunx
Dunx: Well, it gave us a few laughs, but its time is gone.
[Rich] I think you'll find that IE users probably drink at
the Bag of Spanners.
(22:08, Thu 16-Aug-2001)
Blob: Yes, 'twas time to go. [Raak] I think some of the postings were a little more inventive than you suggest.
(12:14, Fri 17-Aug-2001)
Raak: [Blob] Quite so, quite so. Caps, fitting,...
(13:50, Fri 17-Aug-2001)
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