no wonder
have you seen the price of a pint?
What are the implications of thousands of Bongs sobering up, politically speaking?
Brody Young
Levi Morales
>first opened in 793,
Fuckin newfags
historic-uk.com
>According to legend, the inn has been serving alcohol since 560 AD
Jacob Price
you tell johnny sac about that joke, paulie?
Isaiah Jackson
>which first opened in 793,
It's not the same owner, user or even the same building.
Cameron Jackson
kek
Ian Kelly
In the pub now lads. Shit faced. As long as we say "one for the road" the landlord keeps pouring. Drink driving as usual lads. Hope no rozzers are about, love the Tory jobcuts.
Ethan Garcia
It's happening all the time, lad. It happened to my 500 year old local: The White Horse. Now "luxury flats".
Jeremiah Morgan
It is possible that there was a medieval establishment on the same spot, but you are right that the current building is not that old.
The oldest 'verified' one is The Porch House in the Cotswolds (947 AD). Dating on the timber of the building places it as the year 1000 with a margin of error of 50 years.