Is 'dry cider' like 'hard cider'? Anyway, there was this group quiz-show-type competition at the Cooper's Arms tonight (which is apparently rather well-known for being a pretty Welsh pub). I had a pint and a half, and I think I could finally feel it...nothing too serious (to which I bring as evidence the fact that a) my team won and b) on the walk home, I balanced on the little rounded stone wall), but enough to give me something to satisfy my curiosity. ;)
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Date: 2003-08-12 02:09 am (UTC)just make the boxes a new floor level. it is sorta what i did with my room in the garage :)
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Date: 2003-08-12 11:18 am (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2003-08-12 03:06 pm (UTC)Is 'dry cider' like 'hard cider'? Anyway, there was this group quiz-show-type competition at the Cooper's Arms tonight (which is apparently rather well-known for being a pretty Welsh pub). I had a pint and a half, and I think I could finally feel it...nothing too serious (to which I bring as evidence the fact that a) my team won and b) on the walk home, I balanced on the little rounded stone wall), but enough to give me something to satisfy my curiosity. ;)
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Date: 2003-08-12 09:28 pm (UTC)"Dry" describes the taste, as in not sweet, and "hard" describes the alcohol content, as in there is some. So yeah, they're the same thing.