2nd annual sou'wester - AKA Tapes and Capes kick off

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I’ll warn the Funzie virgins.

Shouldn’t take long!

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vinyls

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I wouldn’t mind poking my nose in at some point, if that’s ok. I’m low-maintenance/day release, as I just live up the road, and have a van I can sleep in, if it comes down to it.

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You have a basement?

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Calm down, it’s full of speakers

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Damm.

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Damn

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Dam

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Dee da da da…

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This is what I’m bringing so far…

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Wondering whether 70 pints will be enough :thinking:

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I’ll bring a case of Stella just in case you run out :slight_smile:

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I so hope some of the people who didn’t make it last year enjoy the natural flora & fauna of Lopwell it really is a nice spot

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:joy:

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For Friday night maybe.

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Maybe it could be a tea total event :thinking:

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Maybe the Pope could be Protestant.

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Ulster says NO!!! to that as loudly as possible (unless there is a couple of Billion in folding involved in which case…)

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:+1:

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Fuck that, booze is the only thing that will get me through an evening of Ritchie explaining the 700 ways of making a cup of coffee.

Now, if we are talking Irish coffees :tumbler_glass::coffee:

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Here is the traditional recipe for Irish Coffee:

  1. Make some coffee.
  2. Pour proper Irish whiskey into a glass (none of that Scottish bilge water go raibh míle maith agat).
  3. Throw away the coffee, don’t feck about pouring cream down a spoon
  4. Drink whiskey
  5. Repeat 4 until maximum effect achieved

Simple really.

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