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They do a good whole pig suckling lunch at the four in hand
Waratahs 2015
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Alex Ross (28)
4 in Hand is an old reference to coach driving. If the coach/buggy/trap/whatever had two horses with two reins each the driver held four reins, hence "four in hand". If there were more than two horses, say four or six, there was one rein for the near side and another for the off side for the front horses of both lines, still "four in hand".
Were you thinking of something else, Sully? I spose it IS close to Oxford Street.....
Were you thinking of something else, Sully? I spose it IS close to Oxford Street.....
RR, pubs around the SFS. The best beer by far is at The Local Taphouse in Flinders Street (The LT has excellent food BTW, won an award in last year's Good Pub Guide). Decent beer can be had at The Clock in Crown Street and the Dove & Olive in Devonshire Street, both in Surry Hills; the food's pretty good at these two, too.
The Captain Cook on the corner of Moore Park Road is very ordinary, they've got a huge Carlton Draught sign on the side of the pub, that about sums the place up. The Olympic further up Moore Park Road was bought by a young Turkish couple the last year or so, they haven't got a bloody clue what the locals want in a Paddo pub.
The Grand National, London Tavern, Lord Dudley, Imperial, Four in Hand and the Woollahra, all in Paddington/Woollahra, and the Dolphin in Crown Street, Surry Hills are excellent pubs.
The Captain Cook on the corner of Moore Park Road is very ordinary, they've got a huge Carlton Draught sign on the side of the pub, that about sums the place up. The Olympic further up Moore Park Road was bought by a young Turkish couple the last year or so, they haven't got a bloody clue what the locals want in a Paddo pub.
The Grand National, London Tavern, Lord Dudley, Imperial, Four in Hand and the Woollahra, all in Paddington/Woollahra, and the Dolphin in Crown Street, Surry Hills are excellent pubs.
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John Thornett (49)
Do you know that because that's how you use to get Tahs game when you were a kid?
Pfitzy
George Gregan (70)
Do you know that because that's how you use to get Tahs game when you were a kid?
Kid? That's how he used to get to work after he finished high school!
boyo
Mark Ella (57)
Kid? That's how he used to get to work after he finished high school!
Yeah I remember him - he was one of the senior boys when I started.
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George Gregan (70)
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Ron Walden (29)
TWAS I have three bits of bad news.
1. Cheika was interviewed last Friday before the Wales game by Alan Jones.
http://www.2gb.com/audioplayer/73006#.VGR-BIg8arU
2. Alan Border was interviewed this morning by Alan Jones
http://www.2gb.com/audioplayer/74096#.VGR_yIg8arU
3. Alan Jones is Queenslander
It's called a pyramid. Some sort of modernist architecture for these blokes.Jeez that's a nice glass house. What's the pile of stones for again?
boyo
Mark Ella (57)
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Alan Cameron (40)
all this time I thought the pub was named after the method of doing up a tie
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Bobby Sands
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No doubt he does. Even after spending the first 26 yrs of his life in NSW. I'd say he's a the best judge of how he identifies himself, not aggrieved fans from where he used to live.
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Train Without a Station
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QLD is a state of mind
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