Tandleman's Random and Particular Thoughts on Beer.
Quality example of a British passive-aggressive sign there.
Tandleman, I have amended my article "Emperor's New Clothes" to remove any detrimental mention of CAMRA.
Papastonch - Cheers, but you didn't have to if that's what you think. I just thought I'd put the other side.Enjoying your blog enormously.
As someone that used to suffer from disorganised twats constantly asking for change (which the bank charges you for) thinking that they had a god given right to it. I think I know where they are coming from.
The bank doesn't charge you for change if you're nice to the girls behind the counter and bring them sweets...
Just seen my dad's comment above.Don't let Tandleman bully you, dad, he's just a big vulgar Scotsman with a red nose! ;-)
I haven't got a red nose! (-:
This notice is in the tradition of pub classics such as:"Please don't ask for credit as a refusal (or, alternatively, 'a punch in the nose') sometimes offends."Or: "We have an arrangement with the bank: they don't sell beer and we don't cash cheques."Not forgetting the all-time classic: "We only give credit to customers aged over 80 accompanied by both parents."The long winter nights must just fly by as they dream up ever more witty notices for our entertainment.
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Quality example of a British passive-aggressive sign there.
ReplyDeleteTandleman, I have amended my article "Emperor's New Clothes" to remove any detrimental mention of CAMRA.
ReplyDeletePapastonch - Cheers, but you didn't have to if that's what you think. I just thought I'd put the other side.
ReplyDeleteEnjoying your blog enormously.
As someone that used to suffer from disorganised twats constantly asking for change (which the bank charges you for) thinking that they had a god given right to it. I think I know where they are coming from.
ReplyDeleteThe bank doesn't charge you for change if you're nice to the girls behind the counter and bring them sweets...
ReplyDeleteJust seen my dad's comment above.
ReplyDeleteDon't let Tandleman bully you, dad, he's just a big vulgar Scotsman with a red nose! ;-)
I haven't got a red nose! (-:
ReplyDeleteThis notice is in the tradition of pub classics such as:
ReplyDelete"Please don't ask for credit as a refusal (or, alternatively, 'a punch in the nose') sometimes offends."
Or: "We have an arrangement with the bank: they don't sell beer and we don't cash cheques."
Not forgetting the all-time classic: "We only give credit to customers aged over 80 accompanied by both parents."
The long winter nights must just fly by as they dream up ever more witty notices for our entertainment.