#Pub Life

[gleesonarchive]

NEW • Domhnall Gleeson and Director Juho Kuosmanen taking a break from filming 'Alice & Jack' at Marksman Pub in London 🍻

🗓 Summer 2022

[espritmetropol]

Friday Night

[obsessedwithitall]

So I'm at work in a pub. My older coworker and I are standing having a work conversation whilst I pour a guy a pint. Another guy comes over to the bar asks my underage coworker, who's just come behind the bar to ask me a question, if she's serving. She looks at me blankly. He asks again, more annoyed. She continues to stare at me, so I say, "No, she isn't." He looks at me angrily and says, "Why not?" I smile..."Because she's not old enough." He is mad that I then have to serve him, and he has to wait 2 seconds while I finish pouring this pint.

[dunsterhouseblogs]

Build the pub shed of your dreams with a garden log cabin.

[howlsofannwn]

Close up of The Ostler's Hat

[zippocreed501]

Simon Day as Billy Bleach

The Fast Show

[uniquinpaints]

(via ""I'm not Irish but I drink like I am - Beer Splash Design"" Sticker for Sale by uniQuin)

[melikemmm]

Ultimate Pub Crawl Survival Guide

Planning a pub crawl? Dive into our ultimate survival guide for tips on mapping your route, staying safe, budgeting, and having a blast. Cheers to an unforgettable night! 🍻

Alright, pub crawl enthusiasts, buckle up! You are celebrating a birthday or a promotion. Maybe it’s just the fact that it’s Friday. A pub crawl can be the ultimate night out. Here’s your survival guide to make sure your night is legendary for all the right reasons. 1. Plan Your Route Think of it as a treasure hunt, with pints instead of gold. Map out a route that takes you to the coolest spots…

[pubgoer]

Ultimate Pub Crawl Survival Guide

Planning a pub crawl? Dive into our ultimate survival guide for tips on mapping your route, staying safe, budgeting, and having a blast. Cheers to an unforgettable night! 🍻

Alright, pub crawl enthusiasts, buckle up! You are celebrating a birthday or a promotion. Maybe it’s just the fact that it’s Friday. A pub crawl can be the ultimate night out. Here’s your survival guide to make sure your night is legendary for all the right reasons. 1. Plan Your Route Think of it as a treasure hunt, with pints instead of gold. Map out a route that takes you to the coolest spots…

[untypicable]

Schrödinger’s Pint: How Physics Ruins Pub Philosophy

The pub is a sanctuary of casual musings and spirited debates, where life’s greatest mysteries—what is happiness, why are we here, and whose round is it—are pondered over a pint of ale. But what happens when quantum mechanics, that infuriatingly bizarre branch of science, barges into the conversation? “Schrödinger’s Pint” is a thought experiment no one asked for but one that hilariously…

[thisdrinkinglife]

The perfect bar man (or woman)?

What makes the perfect bar man (r woman): service, looks, chatty, funny, mad? This is important stuff! Bar tending's a tough job, with its own unique skills

https://www.thisdrinkinglife.com/perfect-bar-man/

[yashikaresort]

Raise your glass to an unforgettable night in Pushkar! 🍻 Explore the vibrant nightlife scene with our list of the best pubs and bars in Pushkar. From rooftop lounges with stunning views to cozy taverns with local flavors, we've got you covered. Cheers to good times and great memories in Pushkar! 🌃🥂

Book your stay now! https://yashikaresort.com/

🤙Contact us at: +91 9660456759

[galina]

Good morning. Scenes from the weekend: a curved window, walking aimlessly in newington green, a gin martini, lying in the dark room full of strangers listening to an album for the first time, a red neon sign, a mirrored ceiling, a coffee in a pub

[dunsterhouseblogs]

Transform your log cabin into a pub shed man cave, where you can relax, entertain, or party. Have some fun with decor to personalise the space to your own theme or hobbies.

https://dunsterhouse.co.uk/avon-shed-bar

[lacaffeina]

a pub is a surprisingly decent study spot.

[messrsrarchives]

i had an exchange with someone yesterday who basically said that if we can critique self-pub lit, we can critique fanfiction. which,,, insane take but alas, i found a way to analogise it.

we're all familiar with the potluck analogy of fandom: everyone has brought a dish for free that they made in their spare time, and it would be bad social etiquette to turn around to the person who made the sausage casserole and say you hated it, yes? you understand that there is a variety of other dishes and you can take the stuff you do like, give compliments to the people who made it, and have an overall better time at this potluck because instead of standing over the sausage casserole like 😡, you're now eating a plate of mac and cheese and having fun like 😄

you also understand that everyone here - those eating and those cooking - are here because they enjoy the space. you understand that if you were to say to someone, "i hate this sausage casserole this person sucks!!!!", there is infact always a chance that even if the one who cooked isn't in your general vicinity, they will see this. because you're sharing this space. (this is y'all when you make tiktoks about how much you disliked a fic as if the authors aren't also sharing this space with you)

but okay you've left the potluck and you're still hungry so you stop by a local restaurant. this restaurant is run by chefs that went to culinary school (traditionally published authors) and those that are home-trained (self-published authors).

because you have paid for this meal, it does not matter what chef you have, because they entered this industry as someone who provides a product that you pay for. you are well within your right to send the meal back to either chef and say you didn't like it or say that you think it would've been better if they did X instead of Y - you got a product, you did not like it, it does not matter who sold it to you.

you did not pay for anything at the potluck. this was a communal space that people contributed to because they like cooking and they like hanging out there, and it would be mean if you were to treat them to the same standard as you did the chefs at the restaurant.

and to take it further, you are within your right to then get home after the restaurant and write a review, regardless of whether it was one of the self-trained chefs or not. it would be insane if you were to then go "and linda who cooked the sausage casserole at the potluck? 2/5 stars, sucked, didn't enjoy" because linda is not a professional chef and should not be rated alongside professional chefs (this is y'all when you put fics on goodreads if that wasn't clear)

self-published authors still enter themselves into the world of published literature. they may not have an entire team behind them but they are still working on a Product that you Pay for, thus you are allowed to critique it.

fanfiction is not made for You specifically, but rather shared with Everyone in this space for Free, and if you truly think you are entitled to criticising things that you dislike? maybe a communal space isn't quite your vibe