Unintended Knightmare references: pubs

[darkDescender]

Although this one's intentional, it's worth a mention. I haven't actualy seen it myself, but my cousin reliably informs me that she knows a group of people who regularly get together at a pub called "the Jockey" where they get drunk and chant "Knightmare"!

[dontyoulikemypie]

Although this one's intentional, it's worth a mention. I haven't actualy seen it myself, but my cousin reliably informs me that she knows a group of people who regularly get together at a pub called "the Jockey" where they get drunk and chant "Knightmare"!

Ah, The Jockey, the local of those Mancunian layabouts the Gallagher family in Channel 4's "Shameless" !!

[djoska]

Well, then there's this bloke I ran into not so long ago who's the voice-double for Sylvester Hands!!!!

[Ironlord]

And continuing to scrape the bottom of the barrel:

The Bell Inn, Market Square, Nottingham. A fine pub serving fine ales despite the minor handicap of being owned by Hardys & Hansons. One of the guest ales yesterday:

Flibbertigibbet.

I realise this is shockingly poor, but it's hard to come up with anything more...

[Drassil]

In Series 4, Dickon found himself in a pub, faced with a "What did the Romans call..." question to which his team didn't know the answer. Earlier this week, I was in the same position. Granted, for me it was a pub quiz rather than a quest, but as with Dickon, not giving the correct answer didn't prevent us from achieving victory.

Tenuous, but true.

[Skarkill]

Here's one for you.

"A Goblin Master, a Dungeon Maid & a Young but intelligent Ogre met in a bar in Wembley Park this past weekend.."


And said bar had a rather appropriate word in it's name.

[Gretel]

Fond memories!