What do I need to do to make it work...? Except set fire to everything and start all over again? My knowledge of setting up shit like this is limited to clicking "Next" when the wizard tells me to.

and TheVision is a new member of the 10k club.

Grim... you should abuse your powers to send everyone an email address reminding them about this place and saying hi we love you.

"A wedding, in London? That means the day after it can be the Ticket to Ride World Championships. In Greenwich! In a pub!"

26th Jan, people. Organise.

That's a Monday, BTW. Did you mean that day?

If so, I will take the day off

Sacking secretary, the Sunday is 25th. So yeah 25th.

I will sort out a later train home. Will check good beer guide for a pub. I think we will stay at the ibis in Greenwich. Shitpants will be up here so super fun party times and drunk train home!

"A wedding, in London? That means the day after it can be the Ticket to Ride World Championships. In Greenwich! In a pub!"

"A wedding, in London? That means the day after it can be the Ticket to Ride World Championships. In Greenwich! In a pub!"

26th Jan, people. Organise.

It's all right. The beer is a bit tasteless, fizzy CO2 beer rather than ale.

Real ale is fucking horrible. The entire time I'm drinking it the only thing going through my head is, "Man, this would be genuinely tasty if only it was colder and fizzier."

I've done my usual and put the last £10 I won on it, back on 5 lines. I expect i'll win another tenner and do the same the next time it gets up to ludicrous levels!

I did my usual last Friday, and put on two lines through their website - one lucky dip, the other numbers selected manually.

You don't get to see your lucky dip numbers until you've actually put the ticket on.

6 of the 7 lucky dip numbers were the same as the numbers I selected manually.

You should climb out of your hipster ass and try some beer that doesn't have a pretentious label.

The term ‘Real Ale’ and its definition no longer mean anything. CAMRA have lost sight of the beer industry and continue to impose 1970’s arbitrary distinctions which no longer apply. According to this part on their website http://www.camra.org.uk/page.aspx?o=180630 keg beer is:

· Chilled, filtered (to remove all yeast) and pasteurized thus ‘killing off’ the product

· Has the natural CO2 removed then is force carbonated

· Served cold to disguise lack of taste

However, with BrewDog, Thornbridge and Lovibonds kegs to name just a few, this simply is not the case. It is also completely untrue for the US craft brewing industry where craft keg is leading the revolution.

Production of craft beer has moved so much since the 1970s. Our beers are fermented under pressure so the CO2 in the final beer occurs naturally from the initial fermentation. The beer is then filtered very lightly (to around 6 Microns which leaves yeast in the beer) and we then package (without any pasteurization) before shipping.

Does this make it real ale? Probably, but who really knows anymore. And who actually cares? The fact is that beer no longer must be either bottle/cask conditioned or filtered & pasteurized. A new way has emerged with the craft brewing wave that transcends these out-dated conventions.

keg beer is:

· filtered (to remove all yeast)

Anyone who brews wheat beer would like a word about this.

Oh, there is no doubting CMARA are up their own asses, but to say that beers like Citra, Hophead and many many others are lacking in flavour is just silly.

Citra won best beer at the GBBF, run by CAMRA. It is non-gassy and rather nice. You dismissed it because it is non-gassy; not by the size of the brewery.

Citra won best beer at the GBBF, run by CAMRA. It is non-gassy and rather nice. You dismissed it because it is non-gassy; not by the size of the brewery.

But Myp said CAMRA hate it and it is a fizzy CO2 beer!

Citra won best beer at the GBBF, run by CAMRA.

I am generalising, obviously. There is still some excellent stuff being made in casks. Just the real ale business as a whole (with ginormobreweries such as Greene King) is pretty stagnant and boring these days.

Bobby: we should go to Buxton brewery at some point for a tasting session - would be fun!

I just don't think hitting the breweries is the way to go against it.

Time it when I am visiting the in laws please

Beer can be real ale without any kind of quality control of the flavour, that is the main problem.