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[Limmo]

The strip.

Only two days, and already I'm completely sick of this British schtick. 

[CortJstr]

I know it's drawn like this for framing reasons, but if the box really weighs that much how the hell is Teodor holding it up by just the corners like that?

[wombat]

Is 'on-brand' really a term that people use?

[Choop]

I don't know how the Brits do it, but I use "well" for generics and "call" for good brands.

[jaydub]

I don't know how the Brits do it, but I use "well" for generics and "call" for good brands.

You've spent too much time in bars.  I use "crap" and "quality".

[Victoria Waterfield]

This is the correct thread title. And somehow, I can imagine the smell exactly.

[Dangermoose]

I don't know how the Brits do it, but I use "well" for generics and "call" for good brands.

I guess the thing is that even "call" whiskey wouldn't make it an "on-brand" 7 & 7.  You'd need 7-Crown and 7-Up.  Canadian Mist and Slice will NOT cut it if you have landed sweat.

Not sure what a 7 & 7 has to do with British class though.  My experience is that it's an American drink of low mind.

[Golfhaus]

I guess the thing is that even "call" whiskey wouldn't make it an "on-brand" 7 & 7.  You'd need 7-Crown and 7-Up.  Canadian Mist and Slice will NOT cut it if you have landed sweat.

Not sure what a 7 & 7 has to do with British class though.  My experience is that it's an American drink of low mind.

Watch out there, moosy. The 7 & 7 is my dad's drink of choice. You don't want to insult a man's drink when that man is Haus Sr.

[AugustWest]

I thought 7 & 7 was fairly regional too; sort of a Rust Belt/Upper Midwest kind of thing?