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I was recently having a well earned mid week beer with my old pops and we were frequenting a pretty rough looking pub. This pub is at one end of CLS and is renowned for being a bit rough around the edges.
Alcohol is killing you? Naa not really unless you are drinking every day. In Chester le Street: I was recently having a well earned mid week beer with my old pops and we were frequenting a pretty rough looking pub. This pub is at one end of CLS and is renowned for being a bit rough around the edges.
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