lets all meet up?

[Jeremy Kill]

England would be a good location. it's the closest to the middle of eastern europe and north america

We could also drink tea and hopefully meet the cast of The Inbetweeners!

[Boni]

England would be a good location. it's the closest to the middle of eastern europe and north america

We could also drink tea and hopefully meet the cast of The Inbetweeners!

Just remember, The British pint is larger than the North American pint too. :D

[Mitchell]

England would be a good location. it's the closest to the middle of eastern europe and north america

We could also drink tea and hopefully meet the cast of The Inbetweeners!

Just remember, The British pint is larger than the North American pint too. :D

Another reason to go there

[Jeremy Kill]

England would be a good location. it's the closest to the middle of eastern europe and north america

We could also drink tea and hopefully meet the cast of The Inbetweeners!

Just remember, The British pint is larger than the North American pint too. :D

Did some research and now I'm mad!

"As it turns out, the majority of the volume in a standard US pint glass is in the relatively small height in the top part of the glass. In fact, if a beer is poured to within about 1/2 inch from the top, 13% of the beer is GONE. If the beer is poured to about one inch from the top of the glass, an astonishing 25% of the beer is missing from your pint."

Lets say your local bar pours an american pint where 15% of the beer is missing due to headspace. Every 6.66 beers you drink you will have been missing 1 entire beer.

So technically.....you order 7 beers, and you've really only drank 6 beers. But you still pay for that 7.

[Boni]

England would be a good location. it's the closest to the middle of eastern europe and north america

We could also drink tea and hopefully meet the cast of The Inbetweeners!

Just remember, The British pint is larger than the North American pint too. :D

Did some research and now I'm mad!

"As it turns out, the majority of the volume in a standard US pint glass is in the relatively small height in the top part of the glass. In fact, if a beer is poured to within about 1/2 inch from the top, 13% of the beer is GONE. If the beer is poured to about one inch from the top of the glass, an astonishing 25% of the beer is missing from your pint."

Lets say your local bar pours an american pint where 15% of the beer is missing due to headspace. Every 6.66 beers you drink you will have been missing 1 entire beer.

So technically.....you order 7 beers, and you've really only drank 6 beers. But you still pay for that 7.

As I work in a pub I can say it's different in Scotland (not to sure about England since it's different licensing laws) but pouring a pint to the top of the glass is actually illegal. There is meant to be 5% volume of head. I like a little head on my beer though and for £1.80 a pint I'm not to bothered about the money.

[Shelley41]

I choose Derycks house in LA.

Anyone?

[Emil]

I choose Charizard.

[fergal41]

England would be a good location. it's the closest to the middle of eastern europe and north america

We could also drink tea and hopefully meet the cast of The Inbetweeners!

Just remember, The British pint is larger than the North American pint too. :D

Did some research and now I'm mad!

"As it turns out, the majority of the volume in a standard US pint glass is in the relatively small height in the top part of the glass. In fact, if a beer is poured to within about 1/2 inch from the top, 13% of the beer is GONE. If the beer is poured to about one inch from the top of the glass, an astonishing 25% of the beer is missing from your pint."

Lets say your local bar pours an american pint where 15% of the beer is missing due to headspace. Every 6.66 beers you drink you will have been missing 1 entire beer.

So technically.....you order 7 beers, and you've really only drank 6 beers. But you still pay for that 7.

As I work in a pub I can say it's different in Scotland (not to sure about England since it's different licensing laws) but pouring a pint to the top of the glass is actually illegal. There is meant to be 5% volume of head. I like a little head on my beer though and for £1.80 a pint I'm not to bothered about the money.

Dear Lord, pints are a fiver here

And Jeremy, why don't you take a seat over there? (took me like three reads to get the reference!)

[Bobbyjames]

I do love a bit of head.