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09 Nov 02 - 01:02 AM (#822045) Subject: BS: Why not shorten it to 'Horse Punch* From: GUEST,Taliesn Then again some tavern owners might wish the name to be confused with what the patrons name the beer on tap. ;-) Does that have anything to do with why the Brits like it served at room temperature? ( Oh man I stepped in it now ) |
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09 Nov 02 - 02:23 AM (#822057) Subject: RE: BS: Why not shorten it to 'Horse Punch* From: Genie "Horse Punch" sounds too reminiscent of "Dead Dog Cider." Genie |
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09 Nov 02 - 05:47 AM (#822100) Subject: RE: BS: Why not shorten it to 'Horse Punch* From: smallpiper Taliesn - up to your neck! Hope you can swim mate! |
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09 Nov 02 - 09:44 AM (#822194) Subject: RE: BS: Why not shorten it to 'Horse Punch* From: John MacKenzie Or even Horse Hockey. With acknowledgements to Sherman Potter of M*A*S*H* 4077 Giok |
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09 Nov 02 - 12:13 PM (#822284) Subject: RE: BS: Why not shorten it to 'Horse Punch* From: GUEST,Nick Sounds like a patent medicine, like headache powder, but for one losing one's voice. Nick |
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09 Nov 02 - 07:39 PM (#822480) Subject: RE: BS: Why not shorten it to 'Horse Punch* From: Mr Red As drinkers are often heard to remark after the first sip of non-descript That Horse Should be Shot!!!! |
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10 Nov 02 - 01:43 AM (#822611) Subject: RE: BS: Why not shorten it to 'Horse Punch* From: EBarnacle1 Isn't a Horse Punch a very large hole maker? Or is it a cousin of a rabbit punch? |