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Originally posted by nefardec afaik it's a hole in the wall on a busy bar st across from where i used to play regularly

Hole in the wall? I'm familiar with this term to fast food type places, but for a bar?

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That is fuckin' rad, man

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Originally posted by Sushipunk Hole in the wall? I'm familiar with this term to fast food type places, but for a bar?

Totally. A little unknown place where the drinks are usually cheap and only the regulars know about it so it's not crowded with chumps you don't know or like.

is it called cheers ?

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Originally posted by Frenchie Totally. A little unknown place where the drinks are usually cheap and only the regulars know about it so it's not crowded with chumps you don't know or like.

Oh, that's what it means? That sounds wicked!

Cheers Frenchie.

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Originally posted by Sushipunk Oh, that's what it means? That sounds wicked! Cheers Frenchie.

No, it's actually like a hole in the wall atm. you insert money & beers come out. But like with a coffee machine most of it is when you've moved your cup/glass away.

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Originally posted by Sushipunk Oh, that's what it means? That sounds wicked! Cheers Frenchie.

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Originally posted by Ian No, it's actually like a hole in the wall atm.

Haha, see, that was the first thing that came to mind - An ATM

But I get it now.

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Originally posted by Sushipunk Oh, that's what it means? That sounds wicked! Cheers Frenchie.

What rock have you been living under?

That term is rampant in the Australian vernacular.

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Originally posted by Sushipunk Haha, see, that was the first thing that came to mind - An ATM But I get it now.

aye. though tbh banks are so rarely open or useful that atm's are often just referred to as banks here. Unless you need to pay something in, be patronised or sort account details out, they're useless

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Originally posted by Beat Blog What rock have you been living under?

this one

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Originally posted by Beat Blog What rock have you been living under? That term is rampant in the Australian vernacular.

Meh, maybe in Melbourne? I've never heard of any kind of bar being referred to as "a hole in the wall" up here in Brisbane. Mind you, it is Brisbane we're talking about here

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