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No, not those jugs - these http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-27188915
Takes me back to my old local with its Smoke Room, my Grandad in the corner with his pipe and shag, and a 'jug' of Home Ales Five Star.
Non of yer namby pamby vases...
Carry on.

Takes me back to my old local with its Smoke Room, my Grandad in the corner with his pipe and shag, and a 'jug' of Home Ales Five Star.
Non of yer namby pamby vases...
Carry on.
Pah. Jugs were for soft, limp-wristed shandy-drinking southerners - hence Michael Caine snapping his fingers and requesting his beer "in a thin glass".
I actually remember an advert which featured two Scots ordering beer in an English pub and requesting it in a straight glass, much to the consternation of the locals. The tag line was "hold on with both hands", can't remember what the product was.
I actually remember an advert which featured two Scots ordering beer in an English pub and requesting it in a straight glass, much to the consternation of the locals. The tag line was "hold on with both hands", can't remember what the product was.
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