When you have a sloppy 150 kinds of beer to give to your customers, customers tend to become a little drunk.
Well this one was anyhow.
And a nice band from Boston Massachusetts. A shame, but I forgot the name of the band.
Pictures by Miko Flohr
When you have a sloppy 150 kinds of beer to give to your customers, customers tend to become a little drunk.
Well this one was anyhow.
And a nice band from Boston Massachusetts. A shame, but I forgot the name of the band.
Pictures by Miko Flohr
I think they were called the Magic People.
But you forgot to mention the most interesting band of the evening: Halfwittgenstein. In dutch I would say
WAT EEN TAKKEHERRIE
Well to put it into words;
This group had the ability to produce extremely loud noises without ever having a recognisable rhythm using an electrical guitar, a set of drums and a sampler. I was wondering all the time why they would ever think that someone somewhere would be interested in this kind of music.
And Miko; thanks for Marieke’s article.
Nice to see you drunk, you should do more of it. It’s good for you!
Well thank you Emma. I know you have an Australian approach to that and not a female one
Sjoerd jongen, als je er niet tegen kunt moet je niet drinken. Blijft er voor de genieters meer over…
See you.
Nou meneer uit het hoge Noorden; we hadden met smaak 5 of 6 bier gedronken. Dat is toch nauwelijks verdriet verdrinken te noemen (eerlijkheid gebied te zeggen dat er een bier van 13% bij zat).
Correction.
Beelzebuth is 15%.
And I must say that I have no regrets not ordering that one like you did at 2:00 AM.
MUAHAHAHA, WHERE ARE MY MINIONS?