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Anything but Guinness

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So, today is Arthur’s Day, a celebration of 250 years of Guinness. Well, sorry, but I don’t like Guinness and this is obviously a cheap marketing ploy by a large multi-national to drive sales of a declining beverage. Seems to have worked.

Me? I may just open that bottle of Leffe. Yum.

Aperture ƒ/3.5
Camera Canon EOS 40D
Focal length 50mm
ISO 100
Shutter speed 1/125s

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7 responses to “Anything but Guinness”

  1. westi avatar
    westi

    I hope you didn’t open it with that screwdriver.

    Could ruin a nice beer then 😛

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    1. Donncha avatar
      Donncha

      Unfortunately I didn’t get to drink anything last night, unless you count the milk in my late night bowl of cornflakes.

      Maybe at the weekend, but probably not. I’m not much of a drinker!

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      1. Niamh avatar
        Niamh

        well you usen’t be a drinker at all! It all started to go downhill after that holiday in Spain and look at you now :p

        Reply
  2. ryan avatar
    ryan

    Celebrated the occasion last night with a few pints of Murphys. Arthurs day indeed…

    Reply
  3. richard avatar
    richard

    Last night was a cheap (but very good quality) ice cold polish pilsner occasion for me.

    I suppose somebody is vicariously living out his Irishness through the odd pint of plain.

    Reply
  4. John avatar
    John

    Mmm Guinness… reminds me of college!

    Reply
  5. Alan Cotter avatar
    Alan Cotter

    I would be a fan of the Hoegaarden myself.. Used to love Leffe, until i discovered the other stuff..

    Reply

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