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It's telling me that beer o'clock will be at 10am. Not usually the time of day I go for a beer.
by city41 14y ago
It's telling me that beer o'clock will be at 10am. Not usually the time of day I go for a beer.
- camdez 14y ago11am for me. Time zone issues?
- laumars 14y agoYou should do because it's great: * No queues at the bar * lots of unique characters - many of whole will still be sober enough to pass their worldly insight onto you * public transport will still be running by the time you stumble out of the pub again.
- pavel_lishin 14y ago> public transport will still be running by the time you stumble out of the pub again. I always count myself fortunate to live in a city where public transport runs 24/7. The biggest challenge is staying awake long enough to get on the train, and then not sleeping past my stop and ending up in the Bronx.
- jpdoctor 14y ago> public transport will still be running by the time you stumble out of the pub again. Not in Boston. But then again, today isn't a bad day to just stay in the pub.
- drivingmenuts 14y agoSo, start early. If you disrespect the beer o'clock, the beer fairy won't visit you anymore.
- jamesrwhite 14y agoThe timezone support is a bit buggy unfortunately, I'll try and fix it tonight. But I agree with the comments below, it's always Beer O'clock really!
- tekacs 14y agoIt's illegal to sell alcohol before 10am over here (UK). So for many, 10am is most definitely the time for a beer. :P Edit: okay, so off-licenced retailers specifically, child commenter - it just doesn't quite have the same ring to it (and off-licence probably isn't a known term outside the UK)
- andydrizen 14y agoNot true. We have 24hour pubs.