Mad_Cyril Which I have had on a drunken work night out and instantly regretted it. Not because it was spicy, but because it was rancid

    On a scorching hot day there is one thing, and one thing only to have in one’s pint of lager.

    A dash of lemonade.

    • Dan replied to this.

      Got a lot of time for dyer nowadays thanks to this.

      Twat!

      (Cameron, not you Ed x)

      The last “twat!” after a short breathe just makes this clip.

      Pamela Anderson and Jeremy Corbyn on hand to clear it all up while Ed Balls laughs his head off across the studio. Gold.

      17 days later

      Lol. Plot twist: that’s just his starter.

      Along_the_Wire Franks hot sauce is for poofs

      I know that phrase was probably fine and commonly used back when you were a lad in the 1940s, but I thought it was generally very much verboten nowadays?

          RichM should he have said spicy not hot?

          Obviously it should have been ‘climatically challenged’.

              Mad_Cyril Not wishing to go into the weeds too much but today is actually Thursday.

              That’s still too complicated a post for Ed; you’ll have lost him.

                hugopal Obviously it should have been ‘climatically challenged’.

                Hugo, if you’re going to go into the weeds at least do it properly.

                Climate refers to (external) weather conditions.

                ‘chemesthetically’ is the term you want in this context.

                    bosstrabs Hugo, if you’re going to go into the weeds at least do it properly.

                    Climate refers to (external) weather conditions.

                    ‘chemesthetically’ is the term you want in this context.

                    I was neither going in to the weeds, nor looking for that term - I was intentionally wanting to further the silliness of Rich’s joke by saying something which might sensitively imply hot but not spicy (as opposed to Rich suggesting “spicy not hot”).

                    But nice sperg-out Dave.