pub-crawl

• “In that strange hinterland between the awesome and the horrific, there will be a Snuggie pub-crawl in Chicago on Saturday April 18th.”

  The Consumerist: February 2009 Archives

• “This has nothing to do with my pub-crawl, but here's an obligatory photo of some funny monkeys.”

  The Huffington Post: Harmon Leon: St. Kitts: A Caribbean Drinking Holiday

• “What would a drunken pub-crawl be without tasty food to go with it?”

  The Huffington Post: Harmon Leon: St. Kitts: A Caribbean Drinking Holiday

• “She was dressed as though she was still twenty-one, as though she came to take him for a pub-crawl, a night on the town.”

  Fictionaut: The Ex

• “Veteran of many an Irish and English pub-crawl, Bill decided to sample the mildly alcoholic drink.”

  Cantinflas, the castillo and ponche in the plaza

• “So someone I know keeps talking about going on a pub-crawl in May, and it's a fancy dress pub crawl in which the theme is superheroes.”

  FUCK OFF SHE'S AWESOME- oh yeah.

• “In honor of your departure, we have organized a transcontinental pub-crawl, commemorating some of your finest moments, and sewing a final sprinkling of joy across this country your father has so disheartened.”

  The United (Altered) States of Jenna Bush: Vanity Fair

• “We've been on a pub-crawl with Andrew Volstead and Lady Astor, and Hoppy came along to carry the bromo-seltzer.”

  The Saint in Action

• “But Andrew Misell - the agency's policy officer - said that it was difficult to envisage a way that the event could be banned or limited, saying that it would not have a legal basis, adding that the organised pub-crawl "doesn't encourage a sensible attitude" to alcohol.”

  WalesOnline - Home

• “We have got to operate within the law and it is very hard to see a legal basis with which we could ban someone from going on a pub-crawl.”

  WalesOnline - Home

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