I think they all get wobbly legs from the change in altitude and can't stand up after 5pm. At least that's usually my problem.Liam_snorkel said:What's with all these Toowoomba pikers.. It's not that far
I think they all get wobbly legs from the change in altitude and can't stand up after 5pm. At least that's usually my problem.Liam_snorkel said:What's with all these Toowoomba pikers.. It's not that far
Ahhh ok cool, that makes sense!NickB said:If you're not on the swap list (pretty sure you're not) then just bring your keg and glass! There's likely to be a heap of kegs there this year looking at attendance numbers (20+perhaps), so I'm sure you won't go dry. I'll even shout you a beer
Those of us in the swap will bring 21 bottles of our finest, and each swapper will leave with one bottle of each other's beers...
Cheers
I just thought I'd quote Liam's explanation of how the swap works. I imagine (and confirmed by a couple of previous attendees) that it is a frighteningly accurate description of the night.Liam_snorkel said:Each person in the swap writes their number (I'm no# 7 in this one) on each bottle of their contribution. Then Parks surfs on them and some magic happens you end up with one of everyone else's beer
After those formalities are taken care of, everyone responsibly imbibes in an ale or two and teleports to tomorrow.
wombil said:Lo winkle,
I got a bit of wood here,do we need a wheel barrow?
Probably enough fetch and carriers there if I get there early enough hey.
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Good on you Wombil, top work! I'll save some Saison Noir for you :super:wombil said:Lo winkle,
I got a bit of wood here,do we need a wheel barrow?
Probably enough fetch and carriers there if I get there early enough hey.
wood.JPG
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