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"marceldesailly":2zmrmi76 wrote: I'm pretty sure Bar and pub are synomous which each other.[/quote:2zmrmi76]Nah. You get bars in hotels and airports and ferries and theatres that are definitely not pubs.

"marceldesailly":2zmrmi76 wrote: But hey if you don't want any kind of constructive feedback just shoot down any suggestions[/quote:2zmrmi76]I'll give that a go should the situation arise. The article title, meanwhile, has been altered.

"TheBeerNut":259b5rl8 wrote:

"marceldesailly":259b5rl8 wrote: I'm pretty sure Bar and pub are synomous which each other.[/quote:259b5rl8]Nah. You get bars in hotels and airports and ferries and theatres that are definitely not pubs.[/quote:259b5rl8]

Next time i'm looking for a craft beer bar on a ferry I'll know where to look so!

"TheBeerNut":259b5rl8 wrote: I'll give that a go should the situation arise. The article title, meanwhile, has been altered.
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so there are no pubs that sell craft beer? Or are all pubs bars? <!-- s:D --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_biggrin.gif" alt="" title="Very Happy" /><!-- s:D -->

&amp;quot;marceldesailly&amp;quot;:3avv5qi7 wrote: Or are all pubs bars? <!-- s:D --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_biggrin.gif" alt="" title="Very Happy" /><!-- s:D -->[/quote:3avv5qi7]A bar is an essential feature of a pub. All pubs are not bars, but all pubs have bars (except those late-night establishments where it's just a hatch, through which a scowling ape serves warm Harp. But, like the ferries, craft beer is a rarity.)