Congrats @mhappy 
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You cost us 35m mate, shouldn’t be near a pub after Thursday’s performance.
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At least 5% of the like was for the appropriate drink choice.
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Terrible looking pint of Guinness though…where is the shtick.
Looks more like Jorginho than Vieira lol
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Lovely picture @JakeyBoy…and admire the multitasking too!
Love that my original Vieira lookalike has stuck…although am getting Jorginho vibes as well @Josh.
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I respect you a lot but I just don’t understand Guinness. I’ve tried. I just don’t get it.
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You need to try it in Ireland to understand it.
Its incredible over there
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I can understand that. They opened a brewery in Baltimore a few years ago to produce a blonde version which made local news. I can’t imagine that’s served in Ireland.
The Blonde is terrific.
The have Guinness in Ireland because it’s better than everywhere else is a bit overblown. It is wonderful at a properly maintained bar.
Guinness pairs very well with meat and chocolate (since you’re vegan).
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Don’t feel bad. All alcohol tastes terrible. If it didn’t have the effect it does, people would not drink it anywhere near as much.
The wha?
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No we don’t have that but I suspect it’s quite like Hop House 13 having looked it up.
While I reckon you’re right I wouldn’t order it outside the country to find out 
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That’s because it’s beer, not that American stuff us Europeans call water 
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Its actually a stout
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But still a beer 
Having it at Brick Store Pub would change your mind.
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I’ve had some lovely pints of Guinness in various places in England. I did have Guinness in Dublin too a few years ago, but I was too hammered to remember if it was really good. I should note that I’ve had plenty of bollocks pints of the stuff as well.
Now if you ever get a chance to have a pint of Corvus, that’s the fucking ticket. Best stout I’ve ever had.