The Lamb Inn, by Sainsbury's.

Mudgie

Mudgie

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Thehooperman said:
Totally agree with this.

I've made lots of friends in pubs over the years including a few on this forum who I probably wouldn't have met if it wasn't in a pub.

Who stays at home these days? That's so 2020 🤣
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"I've made lots of friends in pubs over the years including" my wife who happened to be in the same one as me a long time ago.
 
littleme

littleme

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Mudgie said:
So however do the under 50s make friends ?
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Work, sports, hobbies? I guess they keep friends from school, college, uni etc... that's how my lads have friends...(Lads!?, 32 & 30 yes old 🤣)..

Daughter (18)...school, work, uni... Daughters made friends via friends too, so have the lads.,
 
Mudgie

Mudgie

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littleme said:
Work, sports, hobbies? I guess they keep friends from school, college, uni etc... that's how my lads have friends...(Lads!?, 32 & 30 yes old 🤣)..

Daughter (18)...school, work, uni... Daughters made friends via friends too, so have the lads.,
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Well yes.
I also have friends from work. I happened to see one of them in the Railway on Wednesday lunchtime and another in the Shrewsbury Arms yesterday afternoon.
 
basil

basil

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Lucy said:
I am under 50, I've got lots of friends and not one of them have been made in a pub.
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I am under 70, not lots of friends. Met 1 at Judo in the 60s another through school/ neighbourhood again 60s. Then some geezer who guided a bunch of fools on a Transalpino adventure in '79......
 
Gramaisc

Gramaisc

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Lucy said:
I am under 50, I've got lots of friends and not one of them have been made in a pub.
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I have a friend who was made in a pub. I remain hopeful that she will take it on some day, as she still lives there with her parents.

She works in a care home, so the training will come in handy.

Her standard greeting is "How are you?", but said with a manner that is almost daring you to say that everything is not perfect.

I may see her there later tonight.
 
littleme

littleme

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Gramaisc said:
I have a friend who was made in a pub. I remain hopeful that she will take it on some day, as she still lives there with her parents.

She works in a care home, so the training will come in handy.

Her standard greeting is "How are you?", but said with a manner that is almost daring you to say that everything is not perfect.

I may see her there later tonight.
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Did you make her a friend in the pub or was she conceived (made) in the pub? 🤔
 
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DeltaHotel

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Werrington
Featherstone
Wakefield


Friends on the inside

Tipton
Nairobi
Eccleshall
Doxey

Friends on the outside


Stoke

Friends on the far side

Tucson

Be careful
 
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