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Pint of plain |
Pint of Guiness
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Country Code:IE
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Submitted
February 9th, 2004 by:
Anonymous
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Comments
Never have I ever bn asked for a pint of
plain! Its a pint of the black stuff or
a pint of porter! Comment by: Lemons
"A pint of plain is your only man" -
Flann O'Brien Comment by: souvarine
Also referred to as a 'woman black'.. I
heard this comes from the image of
(white) woman wearing a black dress etc.
that leaves the shoulder bear. Comment by: Gaillimh
Unfortunately, now you can get away with
giving someone a Stout if they order a
Pint of Porter. There was a time when
there was a difference, but thanks to a
couple of centuries of gobshites who
don't care what they drink as long as
they get pissed, the two terms are now
interchangeable. Comment by: pb1965
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