I notice that the “premium quality” bit on the logo is different; I hope they don’t bring out a premium strength version as the hangover would kill you!
In the beginning you refer to the fact your girlfriend has bought you some beer. However, photo one features you and a handbag. Photo 2 features two blokes kissing. Are you trying to tell us something, am I missing something, or am I suffering a sense of humour failure?
I honestly can't see the connection between the camp photos and a crate of Chang
BB, I think perhaps there is a bit of a message there about the UK version of Chang being a bit limp-wristed compared to the brain crunching beverage enjoyed by Thai farmers.
STEVE G wrote:BB, I think perhaps there is a bit of a message there about the UK version of Chang being a bit limp-wristed compared to the brain crunching beverage enjoyed by Thai farmers.
Thanks Steve - I just knew there had to be a hidden message in there somewhere
I'm here now, Chang. Been beering it up on Chang with Buksida all afternoon. Mind you, it's the proper stuff at 6.4% not the knats' piss they import into the UK.
For all you doubters, tonychang took all the Canadians on at The All Nations years ago. He was the last to fall. I had a hangover that day so didn't take part.
Chok dii, Chang. Hope your weather is inclement in Northants or wherever your hanging out these days. Keep the handbag dry - he he.
because of the huge duty in the uk the manufacturers in their wisdom decided to lower the abv to 5% - dont quote me on it but i believe singha done the same (its brewed in germany too!)
Chang been available in the pissy version for some time in uk now - something to do with sponsorship of everton fc also
CDK
there are three sorts of people in this world those that can count and those that cant
True about Singha Baron, but I think Singha has made a blanket change, here and abroad, and the Singha everywhere is now 5% aswell, used to be 6%, but changed about 1 and a half to 2 years ago or so.
The Chang here will put hairs on your arse and 'slap you around' in the 'morning after' while the wife asks you why you were painting the lines in the road again last night.