Has someone changed the law?

Morglin

I did a stint as a barmaid, and even with marked glasses, there were always endless debates as to whether the head of the beer was obscuring the fact that the liquid was about a millimetre (possibly, in a good light and with a magnifying glass) below the line.:rolleyes:

Never was so much fuss made about size as there was with men and their beer.:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Who said size didn't matter?:eek: :eek:

Lin

edthedead

...and don't get me started on the price of a 'pint' of coke... mark glass or otherwise!

save-a-lot

edthedead wrote:

...and don't get me started on the price of a 'pint' of coke... mark glass or otherwise!

OK we won't then

JohalaReewi

Oh yes we will :rotfl: :rotfl:


A few years ago at a christmas dinner do in a hotel, I was driving so asked for a glass of orange squash. The price?? £5 :eek:

rygon

I thought the other reason for markings on the pint glasses was to show that the glass is made to uk/eu standards (and not the cheap glass that shatters after a few uses).

I got a pint of bitter from a club near me....the head was HALF a pint...but she did ask if i wanted it topping up i could (arent they generous)