EatB limited edition posters

by **Mr. Brian** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 12:31 pm

I was browsing around on Amazon UK and found these limited edition framed posters

This is the direct website

There is some cool stuff there

by **insanejane** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 12:59 pm

kitchen and home? :confused:

I like the way the UK refers to their posters as "PREframed"

I was at that 6/06 Fonda show as were other forum members here. I never noticed that poster! Did anyone else from LA?

Has anyone started drinking yet? Is it me or is anyone else disgusted by green beer and green bagels? That food coloring stuff has got to be unhealthy.

btw, I like the History Chimes section! Very interesting!

by **Frank The Bunny** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 1:02 pm

insanejane wrote:Has anyone started drinking yet?

Got a shot of Jameson poured, waiting for your word "go", Ms. Jane

Sláinte!

by **insanejane** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 1:41 pm

Frank The Bunny wrote:Got a shot of Jameson poured, waiting for your word "go", Ms. Jane

Sláinte!

GO!!

Is that the north or the south's whiskey? I always remember my uncles fighting over Jameson's and Bushmill's saying one was from the north and the other from the south but I forgot. My one uncle has since died but wanted to be buried with a bottle of Jameson. :eek:

I've got some stout and champagne and saw a recipe that's 1/2 glass of each mixed together in a beer glass but that seems like wasting them both by putting them together. It must just taste like beer and champagne.

by **Mr. Brian** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 1:42 pm

Leave it to insanejane to derail a thread on it's second post! :lol:

by **JackT** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 1:43 pm

Mr. Brian wrote:Leave it to insanejane to derail a thread on it's second post!

Hopefully, she won't kill anyone with her drunk driving.

by **Frank The Bunny** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 1:47 pm

insanejane wrote:GO!!

Is that the north or the south's whiskey? I always remember my uncles fighting over Jameson's and Bushmill's saying one was from the north and the other from the south but I forgot. My one uncle has since died but wanted to be buried with a bottle of Jameson.

I've got some stout and champagne and saw a recipe that's 1/2 glass of each mixed together in a beer glass but that seems like wasting them both by putting them together. It must just taste like beer and champagne.

Jameson's from Dublin
Bushmills if from Bushmills, Northern Ireland

Champagne & Guinness? Ew.
Sounds like a fucked up version of a black & tan.

by **insanejane** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 1:51 pm

Sorry

just was wondering if anyone was around and still coherent. I'm on LA time so we're behind everyone else here, way behind.

Back to the posters, preframed or framed? :wink:

I'm waiting to see if anyone remembers that Fonda one.

by **insanejane** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 1:56 pm

Frank The Bunny wrote:Jameson's from Dublin
Bushmills if from Bushmills, Northern Ireland

Champagne & Guinness? Ew.
Sounds like a fucked up version of a black & tan.

It's actually called a "Black Velvet" When I told my Husband the recipe, who btw, has one of those Irish towns for a last name, he said, " I doubt Guinness came up with that."

by **Frank The Bunny** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 1:56 pm

I do remember buying a couple of the giant "Tube" posters from Push Posters in the 90's - one for Evergreen, the other for What Are You Going To Do With The Rest Of Those Fries...Are You Going To Eat Those?

by **blinkilite** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 3:30 pm

Frank The Bunny wrote:What Are You Going To Do With The Rest Of Those Fries...Are You Going To Eat Those?

oh, and i'm with you jane, green beer is disgusting!!! i'm not out drinking, still at work, but when i was out on my lunch break the irish pub around the corner was packed with a bunch of drunken idiots at 1:00pm :confused:

by **Fish Hook Girl** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 3:58 pm

Frank The Bunny wrote:I do remember buying a couple of the giant "Tube" posters from Push Posters in the 90's - one for Evergreen, the other for What Are You Going To Do With The Rest Of Those Fries...Are You Going To Eat Those?

I ordered at least one poster from Push Posters back in the 90s, too. The one I can remember with certainty is the giant "tube" poster that was the cover of Candleland. Giant Ian lips. Ha!

On my trip to the U.K. in the early 90s, I sought out their retail store in Glasgow (right?) but alas they had no EATB posters for me to purchase. :sad:

And I like Jameson's best and green vomit is worse than green beer.

by **zabird** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 7:19 pm

Green-dyed beer, green-dyed rivers, even green-dyed green corn tamales ... it all sounds disgusting :confused:

champagne and guinness might not be too bad. I like beer and 7-Up together ... closest thing to a shandy on these shores :razz:

Jane ... never made it over to the merch booth at the Fonda. way too crowded.

by **insanejane** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 7:29 pm

zabird wrote:Green-dyed beer, green-dyed rivers, even green-dyed green corn tamales ... it all sounds disgusting

champagne and guinness might not be too bad. I like beer and 7-Up together ... closest thing to a shandy on these shores

Jane ... never made it over to the merch booth at the Fonda. way too crowded.

I made sure I went over to the merch booth (because I felt like I was the only one in 3 decades who hadn't met Peter :eek:

) Anyway, I bought one of those tiny girly shirts for my daughter since I myself feel too old to be wearing band shirts :frown:

Too bad I didn't know you to say "hello" then, but next time definitely!

I never noticed the posters that night! See Brian, I'm back on topic :wink:

AND I'm still sober. I wonder how many shots FTB has had so far, or "squirrels", as my dead uncle liked to call them.

by **Frank The Bunny** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 7:41 pm

insanejane wrote:I wonder how many shots FTB has had so far, or "squirrels", as my dead uncle liked to call them.

Actually, not even the one.
I lied. Didn't have the Jameson poured.

Been a beautiful day. Went for a walk on the waterfront. Had some fish & chips and a coke.

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