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BrewDog: yet another hip company using 'rebel' language to sell its stuff

Could pop in and ask.
Or get someone to prop the door open while you yell your questions through a loudhailer.

Extra points for phrases like "WHY DID YOU MURDER THIS INNOCENT TREE??!"
I've no idea why you think I'd use such ridiculous language or think that the bar staff are likely to have any idea why the tree was removed without notice. But if that's how you like to operate, get yourself down there. Maybe grab a rip off beer in the glow of the edgy neon while you're there?
 
Pfftt. Lidl and Aldi have been colonised by the chattering classes. I shop at Iceland.
Yeah me too along with the drug addicts and the pimps.
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I've no idea why you think I'd use such ridiculous language or think that the bar staff are likely to have any idea why the tree was removed without notice. But if that's how you like to operate, get yourself down there. Maybe grab a rip off beer in the glow of the edgy neon while you're there?

The flaw in your thinking is that I wasn’t terribly interested about the tree.
 
But clearly interested enough to write out a post about it :facepalm:

You seemed to feel there was a link between the presence of the bar and the tree being cut down ‘without explanation’.

Just trying to help square that circle for you, guv, and apologies if I mis-stated your baseline level of histrionics.

On which point, did I overshoot or undershoot?
 
You're just plain boring and unfunny. Give it a rest, eh?

But you’re so funny when you talk about Brewdog. It’s hard not to want to join in the fun. :(

What else *really* boils your piss about Brewdog? Do you like the plain wooden floors (I am not trying to relate them to the tree thing by the way).
 
But you’re so funny when you talk about Brewdog. It’s hard not to want to join in the fun. :(

What else *really* boils your piss about Brewdog? Do you like the plain wooden floors (I am not trying to relate them to the tree thing by the way).

See post #1484
 
ToHam could be Tottenham or Tower Hamlets, whole system is fucked

It's only permitted where a name contains two words that work together - Tottenham doesn't qualify, ToHam is OK (but doesn't sound great). WeNo works because 'we know' what's great about West Norwood (and therefore feel smug). SheBu sounds like the name of a large dog.

Tulse Hill = TuHi, but that doesn't work because it's a bit of a nothing (like ToHam).

Fulham Broadway = FuBr, which does work because it is almost FUBAR.

Them's the rules.

Interestingly, BrewDog the name has nothing to do with canines, and is a conflation of 'Brewer's Dogma' whereby the attitude to brewing beer is aggressively fixed and committed (the 'punk' ethos).
 
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If you get an email with regards it always means no regard. I always put best wishes

I always type ‘Best regards’ (well, actually I just type ‘breg’ and AHK does the rest), is that considered passive-aggressive these days? (I mean the ‘best regards’ thing, not the AHK thing)

Not something I’ve really thought about in a while.
 
I always type ‘Best regards’ (well, actually I just type ‘breg’ and AHK does the rest), is that considered passive-aggressive these days? (I mean the ‘best regards’ thing, not the AHK thing)

Not something I’ve really thought about in a while.
Best regards means minimal interest in the recipient but an appreciation they're alive
 
I do many thanks and sometimes best wishes or all the best. When I don't like the person I don't reply for ages then when I do I just use my name, no fluff before.

Hi dickhead

Yes

Proper Tidy
I have been known to add a Kind Regards to an icily polite email that makes it clear I mean nothing of the kind.
 
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