Eight Ace Kit

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The Cardinal

Eight Ace Kit

Post by The Cardinal » Fri Sep 21, 2007 7:40 pm

One of my favorite characters in Viz comic is Octavius Tinsworth Federidge Ace (Eight Ace for short). In most 'episodes' he drinks Eight cans of Ace Lager which cost £1.49 from Mr Patel's local 24-hour nano-mart. This gets him absolutely bladdered. Anyway, I was wondering if there are any 40 pint kits of 'Ace' available so that I can brew a few up and replicate his antics? :shock:

booldawg

Post by booldawg » Fri Sep 21, 2007 8:07 pm

You'll have to spend the winter living in the shed acclimatising yourself to his lifestlye.

Doug

A moral somewhere when sober.....................

Post by Doug » Sat Sep 22, 2007 1:36 am

Pull up a seat, draw a pint from the barrel or open a bottle sit comfy and relax.

After reading Viz (in the heady days of the early to mid 80's before the advent of political correctness and before Virgin media buying Viz and making them appologise to the "UK Federation of Gipsy's" for the comic stip called "Thieving Gipsy Bastard"). I wish there was a "Federation for Not so moderate Drinkers" that could also ask for an appology from said comic for 8Ace.

As a man of advancing years as well as waist line due to the HB* I wish to dispel the myth that all those in search of the £1.49 per litre which equates to appox 8 ACE are donky jacket wearing, social needs housing alchies that do not and cannot hold down a job.

I digress slightly but I set the mood.

About 4 years ago before I move to a tranquil part of Devon I had the fortune or misfortune to live next door (or shall we say in the grounds of a well to do family) with my wife and stepson.

This well to do family consisted of an Ex Commander from the Royal Navy, his wife their, 2 dogs , a croquet Law, 2 F'ing huge ponds, a tennis court and what ever the F**K an abouretum was (of which I now know is something to do with trees and S**t).

Before we moved in to the grounds (a barn conversion into a 3 bed property) we were cordially invited for drinks by said family. As one would think "Outstanding drinking neighbours" even though they where quiet detached from us, with a croquet lawn garage etc between us.

Anyway in this so called abouretum (trees and s**t) where places of reflection (seats or benches) and of course trees grass and the like (your seeing what I am seeing now and thus far wiser than me). Over the proceeding 2 to 3 years we lived there we realised what they had done.

This ones doooooooozzzzeyyyy

The arbouretum etc was their own little Jacksons Wonderland. It was their theme Park. Most evenings they (being him and his wife and dogs) would find their own park bench, in their own park drink Merrydown and be P***D at current rates £1.99 per liter but close to 8ace. Forget the what goes on behind closed doors, have a look at the garden before moving nextdoor.

I suppose the moral is no matter what station in life you are there's always the compfort of 8ace and a park bench.

This is no exageration of the truth, so watch out 8ACE your the next on the PC chopping block.........................

Doug
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Post by Andy » Sat Sep 22, 2007 8:29 am

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dan_olo

Post by dan_olo » Sat Sep 22, 2007 9:21 am

On the subject of disappointed neighbourly expectations I have to add that I'm more than a little annoyed at the little buggers next door to me. They're a bunch of three postgraduate students so one would hope that they're of average intelligence if not slightly above. I awoke one morning this week to find one of the silly kids chopping down all of this year's new growth from the raspberry canes which separate our gardens and leaving all the old wood which fruited this year. Said old wood will die back and rot away over the winter and with all of this year's wood in the wheelie bin we will have no raspberries next year, just a load of unsightly twigs.

I don't know how much money has been spent on this boy's education but it seems to me he could have learnt a lot more from a few weekends in the garden with his grandfather (which never seemed to do me any harm!)

Doug

Post by Doug » Sat Sep 22, 2007 11:23 am

DaaB wrote:So the man who has nothing lives in the park and sits on the bench to drink his hooch, the man who has everything goes and builds his own...deep :lol:
Yepp you see the things that I do :lol:

chopperswookie

Post by chopperswookie » Sat Sep 22, 2007 6:35 pm

got to wilkos geordie lager kit £4.99 and two bags of tate and lyle, put them in your ferming bin do it to about 25 pints - enjoy!

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Post by TC2642 » Sun Sep 23, 2007 10:27 pm

Yeeerr baasstaards's thaaaaa loooot oooff yaah, ffufuuckin eeeight acce is fffuuuckkinn amaazing,
Fermenting -!
Maturing - Lenin's Revenge RIS
Drinking - !
Next brew - PA
Brew after next brew - IPA

Doug

I am a lover not a fighter

Post by Doug » Mon Sep 24, 2007 1:27 pm

I lurrrrvvvveee you allllllll yerrr me besstesstt maaaaaatttteeessss type of drunk.

However Brandy sends me really evil so it's the only drink I do not touch ever.

1) Beer ( I love everyone)
2) Lager I get lager laddish (even at 41)
3) Wine I just get drunk
4) Spirits as 3
5) Cider I talk a lot more crap than all other drink.

Thrasher

Post by Thrasher » Mon Sep 24, 2007 6:30 pm

DaaB wrote:Check out Thrashers Mighty Mo thread :lol:
OI ! :twisted: :lol:

frutbunn

Re: Eight Ace Kit

Post by frutbunn » Fri Sep 28, 2007 12:14 am

The Cardinal wrote:Octavius Tinsworth Federidge Ace
We need a £1.49 eight pint mini-mash! :shock:

Wez

Post by Wez » Fri Sep 28, 2007 12:48 am

I don't know how much money has been spent on this boy's education but it seems to me he could have learnt a lot more from a few weekends in the garden with his grandfather (which never seemed to do me any harm!)
=D>

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