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ESPN: The trip to Europe blew chunks for the Vikings
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Never been to Ireland previously.  The countryside is gorgeous.  People were nice.  Weather is cool, often rainy but mostly didn't get rained on until the last day.  Guinness everywhere.  It's my drink of choice so that worked out well but I don't drink much these days.  Maybe had 3-4 pints over the entire week. 

Food was probably the only letdown.  Hard to find a really nice meal without spending a fortune.  Pub food in abundance was more reasonable but it's never really been my favorite.  If I could go back I would spend most of my time in the countryside.

Overall a very fun trip, the Vikings didn't comply with a win but that's why they're the Vikings.  The league and Steelers fans definitely turned it into a home field advantage for them and there was a lot of talk about the Rooney family history so maybe a loss was inevitable.
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(4 hours ago)comet52 Wrote: Never been to Ireland previously.  The countryside is gorgeous.  People were nice.  Weather is cool, often rainy but mostly didn't get rained on until the last day.  Guinness everywhere.  It's my drink of choice so that worked out well but I don't drink much these days.  Maybe had 3-4 pints over the entire week. 

Food was probably the only letdown.  Hard to find a really nice meal without spending a fortune.  Pub food in abundance was more reasonable but it's never really been my favorite.  If I could go back I would spend most of my time in the countryside.

Overall a very fun trip, the Vikings didn't comply with a win but that's why they're the Vikings.  The league and Steelers fans definitely turned it into a home field advantage for them and there was a lot of talk about the Rooney family history so maybe a loss was inevitable.

I have heard nothing but bad things regarding the food in Ireland and England
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(3 hours ago)purplefaithful Wrote: I have heard nothing but bad things regarding the food in Ireland and England

Beans on toast, cabbage, potatoes, fried fish, sometimes sausage, English breakfast: its all shit. Their biscuits are dry garbage. Bubble and squeak (yuck). English tea (gross). If you get a chance to try Haggis....don't. Although that's Scottish.

Those two countries are definitely not known for their cuisines. I'll take some bread and butter pudding, however.
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(3 hours ago)StickierBuns Wrote: Beans on toast, cabbage, potatoes, fried fish, sometimes sausage, English breakfast: its all shit. Their biscuits are dry garbage. Bubble and squeak (yuck). English tea (gross). If you get a chance to try Haggis....don't. Although that's Scottish.

Those two countries are definitely not known for their cuisines. I'll take some bread and butter pudding, however.

Watch out for the spotted dick as well.
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Or Sticky Toffee Pudding - nummies!
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