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Many supermarkets stock one or two Belgians - notably Duvel, Leffe and Hoegaarden (cloudy witbier) - and occasionally Chimay. As far as fairly common (Tesco, ASDA etc) British ales are concerned, I like Robinson's Old Tom, Shepherd Neame 1698 Celebration, McEwan's Champion (4 bottles for a fiver at ASDA this one) and any number of the more common brews like Greene King Abbot, Courage Directors, Theakston's Old Peculier, Brakspear's Original, Pedi, Moorhouse Pendle Witches Brew etc.

There's loads of good stuff out there.

I'm in Grimsby, home of the Carling and White Lightning drinkers, Pedigree might be on one or two if I'm lucky

You drink what you want to, Daveo.

Thanks!

What would be your average supermarket recommendation for those that don't have access to Belgian beverages

Saw a few birds out last night myself

I'd drown her

No but I'd give her a go

Have you thought about getting a bank loan or even a overdraft?

You can't be poor, it's been ages since you've made a forum donation

Hey Mo, Have you noticed that we are getting deleted on that twitter thread ? I think that is mean.

Be a warning the next time!

Sure it was a bloke?

Straight from the can, saves on the washing

Stella 4, got a real taste for it lately, come at me you beer snobs!

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Is that a Tom Daley watch?

Get me money's worth me

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Looks a bit gay to me

The white stitches in the strap tells you that it is a sporty kind of strap in question. The dial is really beautiful I'll give you that. I admit that I like beautiful things like watches, cars and ladies. The size is 42 mm so it is kind of big for ladies but actually most men's watches are sold as in men's/unisex category.

How does white stitching make it sporty?

What part in that watch suggests that it is a women's watch ?

The strap, watch face and size

It's a women's watch right?

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That's a watch for pilots. Although my friends suggest from time to time that I'm a high flying guy I just don't need that kind of a watch. Those are too big, too heavy and the dial are far too restless for my taste. You see I'm but just a simple peasant from far far away.

Too heavy? sounds like you need a gym membership

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This will be my first purchase come the glorious day, not everyone's cup of tea I'm sure but it does it for me.

Now that's a mans watch! Unlike these femine ones Froggg and Cisse keep posting up

Higher the price the more ugly the watch

Rolex is very well branded. It also have very high quality in house caliber movement. Rate results are excellent. PVD coating is great. Bracelet and clasp are very good. And it keeps it value very well.

And although buying a Rolex would be a good move I don't like them either.

That sounds lovely but why £4000?

Will it give me a different time to my phone, computer and kitchen clock?

Maybe so but that watch is ugly!

Apple you're looking at £2/300 extra than a crappy phone, Nike trainers you could pick up a pair for say £50 compared to some Tesco specials at £15.

£4000 watch when you could get thousands of watches that look better than that and save yourself £3900.

It's not even a nice looking watch either.