This is just a small part of the ceiling of one of the pubs that I appear to be becoming a regular at. Possibly Northamptonshire's foremost beermat collection.
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They're not beermats, they're pump clips. It's an important distinction, but one often missed by beer AMATEURS.
ReplyDelete* is practically exploding with smugness at outgeeking you twice in one day *
Some of them are pump clips, but the majority are beermats as far as I can tell. They're all over the ceiling and all up the walls.
ReplyDeleteAnd beermat/pumpclip differentiation is not geekery. It's Iworkinapub-ery, which is entirely different.
I write an astronomy blog = geektrump.
I can't see a single beermat in the picture you posted. Maybe you just picked a dodgy spot... :P
ReplyDeleteAnd I work in a pub BECAUSE I'm a beer geek. I get PAID for my geekery :P
What's the difference, then?
ReplyDeleteI teach maths. I get paid for my geekery too. I make about 4p every three weeks from Blogstronomy too, if that counts.