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| » Favourite Beer (Go to post) | 25-07-2010 @ 12:28 | ||
Tony said: I am but beer is drunk by flat capped yorkshire farmers and nearly dead people. If I must then I would drink larger and even that tastes like acid. I struggle to drink lager these days. Just tastes like fizzy pisswater to me. I think you'd be surprised at how pallatable some Belgian/Dutch micro-brews are. A world apart from the filth you describe. They are also very strong and are designed to be sipped like a fine wine. | |||
| » Favourite Beer (Go to post) | 25-07-2010 @ 12:24 | ||
Doc_D said:A large variety of Bavarian wheat beer (Weizenbier, Weissbier). Discovering this was a true revelation. Both light (helles) and dark (dunkles) are excellent. In the UK, various supermarkets carry Franziskaner and Erdinger; although not Bavarian, Grolsch do a great Weizenbier as well. In southern Germany, just order any Weizen on the menu and enjoy. There are thousands of breweries, and all with their own merits. I drink for taste, but if inebriation were one's goal, bear in mind that a 500ml bottle of Oettinger Weizen (not the best, but drinkable) will set you back less than 30p from the supermarket. The other brands noted above are about 1/3 of the price in the UK. I had a Schneider Weisse Tap5 (dopplebock) last night (amongst other fine beers). 8.2% & heavily green hopped. £3 a bottle but a terrific brew. | |||
| » Favourite Beer (Go to post) | 25-07-2010 @ 12:15 | ||
Tony said:Beer is f**king awful. I thought you was from the North East? | |||
| » Favourite Beer (Go to post) | 24-07-2010 @ 22:12 | ||
| De Prael (Mary) - 9%. Or Kasteel Brune - 11%. | |||
| » Sugden golden jems (Go to post) | 24-07-2010 @ 12:47 | ||
Post Edited: 24.07.2010 @ 12:48 PM by Chuggington http://www.sugdenbarbell.co.uk/forum/306-SQ-at-16-years-old-wr... | |||
| » Chuggingtons World of Hurt (Go to post) | 24-07-2010 @ 10:02 | ||
General_ill said:Welcome chug, my kid loves that show ever since I seen your first post I can't get the song outta my head "chuggington chugga chugga chugga chugga chuggingtons" f**k What is this 'show' you speak of? | |||
| » Chuggingtons World of Hurt (Go to post) | 24-07-2010 @ 10:01 | ||
Boar said:hi mate !! thats one heck of a 'leg day' !! i tend to just do squats , calf raises seem pointless to me as they see to do what they want anyway !! thanks pal. Calf raises are useful for stone-loading. I'm absolutely convinced of that. | |||
| » Chuggingtons World of Hurt (Go to post) | 23-07-2010 @ 21:25 | ||
Post Edited: 27.07.2010 @ 20:02 PM by Chuggington This is as good as place as any to keep a log of my training. Last night was legs night.Situps 2 x 30 Squats (neoprene knee sleeves, no belt) 100 x 12 140 x 8 160 x 6 180 x 4 200 x 1 (felt nasty) 200 x 1 (better, but still below recent standards) Leg Press 160 x 12 200 x 12 Calf Raises Stack +20kg x 20 Stack +20kg x 18 Stack +20kg x 15 Stack +20kg x 12 Leg Extensions Stack x 12 Stack x 10, 65 x 12 (dropset, last 2 paused) Seated Calf Raises 70 x 30 70 x 20 70 x 20 Ham Curls Stack-1 x 6 Stack-3 x 8 Stack-5 x 8 Stack-6 x 6, Full Stack-8 x 6 (dropset) | |||
| » Venables jailed for two years (Go to post) | 23-07-2010 @ 21:08 | ||
| Pure evil. | |||
| » Deficit Deadlifts? (Go to post) | 23-07-2010 @ 20:15 | ||
| I sometimes do stiff-legged deadlifts to hit my hamstrings after a solid squat session. The platform is about 4" high. They damn near take my life every time. HORRIBLE. | |||