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Birmingham Pie and a Pint     

Fred1new - 31 Oct 2004 17:08

Any punters living in Birmingham Area interested in a Pie, Pint and jaw, one evening in a pub in Birmingham area.
Personally interested in small time investing(gambling), developing an appetite for CFDs. Also developing an interest in Charting or TA.

I use Sharescope, Moneyam, Barclays, Comdirect and IC

Fred1new - 06 Aug 2008 21:30 - 1113 of 1427

I hope those attending tomorrow will bring some coinage to put in my hat. Preferably gold. I need something to feed my kids with.

survived87 - 07 Aug 2008 01:07 - 1114 of 1427

Fred.... will these do...?.... (well, they're gold and you can eat 'em):

Milk Chocolate Coins 55mm Gold Sovereigns

http://www.chocolatebuttons.co.uk/erol.html#36878X38251

Luxury Milk Chocolate Gold Sovereign Coins. This 55mm gold foil coin has Queen Victoria (Jubilee head) on the front and the classic St. George and dragon design (dated 1892) on the reverse.

These coins are produced for Chocolate Buttons using the finest milk chocolate (min 28% cocoa), wrapped in quality foil and finished using the latest computerised 3D moulds that give an incredibly detailed and realistic look.

55011 - 07 Aug 2008 13:47 - 1115 of 1427

Hat and chips?

survived87 - 07 Aug 2008 21:08 - 1116 of 1427

This seems to have been the 'event' this evening:

A major railway station was evacuated after reports of a fire in a train.
Smoke was seen coming from a train at about 1840 BST at Birmingham New Street station, British Transport Police said.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/west_midlands/7548207.stm

PS: Well, I did tell you earlier that whenever I'm near a railway station something seems to happen that delays trains!!


survived87 - 07 Aug 2008 21:19 - 1117 of 1427

.... and now the bad news....:

A brewery chain employing 1,000 people in north-west England has gone into administration.

Cains Brewery, based in Liverpool, makes a range of 11 ales and lagers and runs more than 100 pubs nationwide.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/merseyside/7547909.stm

Cains has won a number of awards for its ales, most recently the World's Best Fruit Beer in the World Beer Awards 2007.

Its beer is also the official beer of the 2008 Liverpool European Capital of Culture.



55011 - 07 Aug 2008 22:12 - 1118 of 1427

Said New Street hitch hindered my travels. Got so near yet so far......

Another time!

Stan - 07 Aug 2008 22:55 - 1119 of 1427

Hindered mine as well, home at 10.15pm (1h.30mins longer then usual)...I blame Chris -):

Shame about Cains, the Brewery should survive though In some form I wager.

tyketto - 08 Aug 2008 00:03 - 1120 of 1427

Battle of Britain loco (Tangemere?) at Waterloo
held up my train on the way home from the pub.

Luxury with 28% cocao?
Like calling a beer of less than 5% IPA.
mac.

55011 - 08 Aug 2008 10:23 - 1121 of 1427

Chris' Durian strikes again...........................

survived87 - 08 Aug 2008 10:32 - 1122 of 1427

Stan>...I blame Chris -):

I agree. At least you got home (eventually) .....But if you'd stayed for another half you'd still have been home at same time.....

Hope Fred got home safely ..... ?

survived87 - 10 Aug 2008 00:13 - 1123 of 1427

KING of the faggot Richard James, who pioneered boozy bus tours of the Black Country, is going back on the road to save the regions great real ale pubs.

http://www.birminghammail.net/news/top-stories/2008/08/08/faggots-supremo-hits-real-ale-trail-97319-21493261/

Fred1new - 10 Aug 2008 09:57 - 1124 of 1427

I did get home. Enjoyable afternoon. Think we talked more about the Birmingham Fruit market than the main market. Probably just as well.

Look forward to next meet.

Stan - 10 Aug 2008 22:13 - 1125 of 1427

Re- that Richard James story, how about we conduct our next meeting "on the move" with Richard -):

Good to see Fred back on form.

Fred1new - 10 Aug 2008 22:37 - 1126 of 1427

No way! it is bad enough to contain you lot now, without real ale and a driver.

Stan - 10 Aug 2008 23:32 - 1127 of 1427

-):

Fred1new - 11 Aug 2008 10:56 - 1128 of 1427

Stan, We mentioned Vedanta in passing on Thursday. I am not certain how interested you were in them. There was an article in Saturday's FT about their connection with quarrying in India. There have been some disruption to developments and the locals and environmentalists. Check it if you are considering S or L.

Stan - 11 Aug 2008 11:07 - 1129 of 1427

Will do Fred, I think there have been things going on for some time. Remember some one kept posting as much on here on the VED thread a couple of years back.

Stan - 19 Aug 2008 21:49 - 1130 of 1427

http://www.birminghamcamra.org.uk/Beer%20Festivals.htm

I propose our next Meeting for one of these dates September 11th/12th or 13th at the venue above. 2.50 entry I'm afraid for you non members.


Fred, 55, S87 and Amar which day is your preference for a lunch time meeting? the earlier the better otherwise it will be to packed.

Fred1new - 20 Aug 2008 18:49 - 1131 of 1427

I have a feeling that I will be in the knackers yard by then.

Fix your dates as convenient for yourselves and I will make it, if possible!

55011 - 26 Aug 2008 19:47 - 1132 of 1427

No doubt Fred is hoping/praying that the FTSE 100 will freeze at this point and make him one very happy man.
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