A few warm bus tinnies on the way into town.
|
|
Barring that, there's always the option of tinnies from the local mini market.
|
|
Nevermind, though, we're still going to sing about Jihadi John and wang back the tinnies.
|
|
Nimmo (photo via Nimmo) So, there you are, in the club, six warm, malty tinnies down.
|
|
I've noticed you guys are already on the tinnies at 11 AM. Lochlin: I'm actually going to yoga after this.
|
|
While some are spraying Carlsberg about and generally enjoying themselves, others are now throwing spent tinnies at the police line.
|
|
When the economy slumped in the 1990s, mobsters sold drugs from houses known as "tinnies" and demanded protection money from other criminals.
|
|
Some have a kickabout, some drink tinnies, many wait with rapt attention in front of the massive stage erected for the squad.
|
|
Sitting, teeth gritted, doing my absolute best not to actually go out and buy a 4 pack of tinnies and ten Marlboro lights.
|
|
The sunshine days dotting around in shorts, slurping on lukewarm tinnies and lugging on deeply dehydrating zoots all seem transfixed to the distant, unassailable past.
|
|
Have a few tinnies in the park while your girlfriend played "Re-Rewind" on her portable iPod speakers until you got kicked out at 11 PM?
|
|
They crowd around squat, wooden coffee tables—pushing lighters and empty fag packets over the sticky rings of last weekend's tinnies to clear a flat surface.
|
|
Their far-fetched 2016 plan was dubbed the "tinnie terror" plot - small aluminum boats are known as tinnies in Australia - even though their boat was made of fiberglass.
|
|
It's a kingdom of three in one packs of Amber Leaf, thick cut lines, bleary-eyed bus journeys home in daylight, cracked tinnies, and soupy, thick, inescapable comedowns.
|
|
Where buggies overloaded with cans of Tennent's trundle over the gently rolling hills, delivering tinnies directly into the hands of corpulent business executives on all-expenses-paid golfing holidays.
|
|
It was a day of tinnies clutched in hands peeping out from red Santa suits, dancing in the street and a spot of limbo being played under wrapping paper.
|
|
I was even drinking tinnies below my desk during the afternoon if I got thirsty; I don't know if my bosses noticed, but if they did, they never said anything.
|
|
The tinnies are in, the cigs are lit, the music (and fun) is going on downstairs, which can mean only one thing: time to discuss the future of the left!
|
|
Friday saw us finishing the week's work, shoving the all important train tinnies into our already over-stuffed rucksacks and boarding a train for the jewel of West Sussex: Bognor Regis.
|
|
Colonial history aside, for many Aussies, 'Straya Day is a time to load the Esky with tinnies, fire up the Weber, throw down some steaks, and enjoy a day of backyard barbecuing.
|
|
Not wanting the night to end, you've piled everyone into cabs, stopping off for tinnies, tobacco, and massive bags of crisps that you all know no one is actually going to eat.
|
|
"I had a rough night last night, I'm trying to get back to life," he explains when he arrives, clutching a plastic blue off-license bag traditionally reserved for tinnies but that instead holds a smoothie.
|
|
My first and only trip to the spiritual home of West Ham United coincided with the last ever game at the ground, and the place was basically like a warzone where the only armaments available were tinnies.
|
|
Audience members can boo loudly, cheer lustily and throw pieces of cabbage and bread at the performers (a policy that nearly backfired during the show I attended thanks to one particularly aggressive person), and cast members peddle 5-dollar tinnies, or cans of beer.
|
|
Sure, "And Your Bird Can Sing" is a half-decent tune, and yeah, after six tinnies "Cigarettes and Alcohol" isn't too bad, and OK, OK, OK, I liked the episode of Daria that ended with "Lost in the Supermarket," but they're all completely, massively, totally wrong.
|
|
The empty Pro Plus boxes that littered the floor during revision season have been replaced by crushed Strongbow Dark Fruit tinnies drained of their disgusting nectar, the previously hushed halls now filled with 19-year-olds snogging each other and shouting "LAGER LAGER LAGER" literally 24 hours a day.
|
|
While I'd love to pretend that all I do at festivals is bang tinnies and shove whatever I can find on the ground up my nose before fistpumping for 12 solid hours with only a warm bottle of Volvic and a pack of Wrigley's for sustenance, the reality is a little tamer.
|
|
The eight in the morning trudge to the local hill, reservoir, park, field, or drugs flat with a blue off-license bag full of tinnies and a saucer-eyed slab of regret is one of the tiny moments of universally recognized transcendence available in these blighted little times, on this declining little island.
|
|
Ever been so bored at a house party, so stupefyingly disinterested in the recreational habits of the morons you've got to shove past in the kitchen to get to the tinnies you stuck in the back of the fridge on arrival, that you've found yourself peering at the books on someone's shelf?
|
|
The night went like every other night had: hanging out in people's bedrooms, banging the cheapest tinnies we could find, arching our necks every five minutes to blow bong smoke out of the window so whoever's parents we were annoying wouldn't be alerted to the thick plumes of skunk that were slinkying down the staircase.
|
|
The rest of the week will melt into the usual haze of tinnies, rollies, and bite size pasties, and next thing you know, your little smashers will be moonwalking around a club dipping their front door key into a sachet of Special K. Drugs have their milieu, their user base, and ketamine is very much for students.
|
|
Yeah, sure, picking up the same six tinnies from the same offie at the same time every Saturday night and walking to the same mate's flat to listen to the same ten songs you always do when you're remorselessly banging down three litres of room temperature continental lager before calling the same dealer and getting the same supply in before hopping on the same bus to the same club you always end up at before ambling back to the same afters-approved lounge for yet another bout of bog standard post pinger discourse might seem like a really good idea, but come on, you can do better than that!
|
|
Full list of finalists for first annual TMN Tinnies Mullens' was also nomination for Label A&R; of the Year, the only independent record label A&R; nominated in the category. etcetc has been distributed by The Orchard since 2019.
|
|
The Great Northern Brewing Co., commonly known as Great Northern brews a full and a mid strength Lager beer , owned by Carlton & United Breweries (CUB), it is brewed in Queensland at the CUB Yatala Brewery. It comes in 330mL "stubbies", 375mL "tinnies" and 700mL “Tallies ” at 3.5% Abv or 4.2% Abv.
|
|
Melbourne Bitter is a beer brewed by Carlton & United Breweries, (or CUB) a subsidiary of SABMiller. While originally having an ABV of 4.9%, it has since been reduced to 4.6% ABV. Melbourne bitter is available in 375 mL bottles "stubbies", 375 mL cans "tinnies" and 750 mL bottles "longnecks/longies".
|
|
The Gold Coast has a growing mega yacht industry and boat manufacturing industry. Fishing vessels include tinnies up to three- storey fly bridge versions. There are 35 public boatramps spread throughout the city from Waterford to Currumbin and there are 105,000 registered vessels {2001} within two hours drive of a Gold Coast Boatramp.
|
|
Traditional boats in the same category as folding boats include inflatable dinghies and small aluminium boats (tinnies). Inflatable boats try to solve the portability problem with an inflatable keel and side pods. This allows better storage and weight advantages. The main problems of these craft are that they are still quite heavy, they can puncture while on the water and can be time consuming to inflate and deflate for usage.
|
|
Mylrea summarized the album by saying "Circa Waves are no longer are the perfect band to accompany you and your pals necking tinnies in the sun, and instead sound more like the soundtrack to a Nicholas Sparks film. ‘What’s It Like Over There?’ is the band’s sugar rush sound moving into a toothache." Louisa Dixon, writing for DIY, was similarly critical of the album, describing it as "both over-produced and underwhelming".
|
|
An advertisement campaign from the 1980s and 1990s featured the tagline "Australians wouldn't give a XXXX for anything else." Most beers under the XXXX label are sold in Australia as 375 ml cans (tinnies), 375 ml bottles (stubbies) and 750 ml bottles (tallies or long necks), on tap (in most Queensland pubs but also to a lesser extent throughout the rest of Australia) and all bottles have twist top lids. Underneath the twist top lids there are trivia questions. XXXX is still being served from wooden barrels at the Breakfast Creek Hotel in Newstead, Queensland.
|
|
This design was used because of the plans, then shrouded in mystery, to eliminate guards from freight trains. When this eventuated it would be possible to remove the guard fittings and use the flat wagon in freight consists for containers. Peter J. Vincent's site says, [quote]From the design, most operational staff could readily conjure up images of guards seated in the verandah section with sizzling barbecue, amply supported by a full icebox of 'tinnies' and waving cheerily to passers by.[/quote] ZMF's 2 to 10 entered service in 1982, only to be recoded to VVEY in 1983.
|
|
Gordon's Bay otherwise known as Thompson's Bay is an beach within the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney, Australia, located between Clovelly and Coogee beach. It is a site upon 'Sydney's Coastal Walks' with scenic views between two rocky headlands. The bay is renowned for various reef and coral and as a result is a popular snorkeling area with an abundance of marine life. It is also known for small aluminium boats known as dinghies or colloquially as "tinnies" with an abundance being found upon wooden racks upon the dry sand belonging to members of Gordon's Bay Amateur Fishing Club.
|
|
On the north end, raised board walks cover the wetland undergrowth which thrives due to the conditions created by a nearby natural spring. Upon the descent of the walk, there are the wooden beams that support many boats for storage otherwise known as “tinnies” by the locals. Surrounded by many trees and shrubbery, the bay has a lot of shade often making itself a relaxing place for beach goers with an abundance of flora and fauna. The water is home to many aquatic creatures as well as underwater vegetation that thrives under the calm conditions of the beach.
|
|
During his tenure, etcetc have received 10 ARIA Music Awards nominations 9 ARIA nominations for etcetc in 2018 including Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Independent Release, and Best Video. Etcetc won Best Dance Release in successive years with Pnau for ’Chameleon’ in 2017 Pnau win Best Dance Release for Chameleon in 2017 and ‘Go Bang’ in 2018.Pnau win Best France Release in 2018 for ‘Go Bang’ In February 2018, etcetc was awarded Indie Label of the Year at The Music Network's 'Tinnie' Awards. TMN 'Tinnies' celebrate the crushing success of executives and artists inside Australia's music business.
|
|
The sculpture known locally as The Tinnies on the outskirts of Strabane, beside the roundabout near the Lifford turn-off CRAIC (Cultural Revival Among Interested Communities) a cross-border, cross-community group provides music lessons to both adults and children on a voluntary basis in the local Irish language Gaelscoil. The Barret School of Irish Dancing has produced some of Ireland's best Irish dancers, and the local theatre group, The Puddle Alley Players, has won several awards over the years in amateur dramatic competitions. In 2007, the Alley Arts and Conference Centre (designed by architects Glenn Howells and AJA) opened to the general public, offering a 270-seat theatre, art gallery, tourist information centre and cafe-bar. The Alley was Northern Ireland Building of the Year in 2008, and won the Allianz Arts and Business Award 2009 and The Green Apple Award 2008.
|
|
Peels were built in Scotland, Northumberland, Cumberland, Westmorland and North Riding of Yorkshire, and as far south as Lancashire, in response to the threat of attack from the English, Scots and the Border Reivers of both nationalities. In Scotland, a line of these towers was built in the 1430s across the Tweed valley from Berwick to its source, as a response to the dangers of invasion from the Marches. In the upper Tweed valley, going downstream from its source, they were as follows: Fruid, Hawkshaw, Oliver, Polmood, Kingledoors, Mossfennan, Wrae Tower, Quarter, Stanhope, Drumelzier, Tinnies, Dreva, Stobo, Dawyck, Easter Happrew, Lyne, Barnes, Caverhill, Neidpath, Peebles, Horsburgh, Nether Horsburgh Castle, Cardrona, Kirna(Kirnie) Tower, Elibank. By an Act of the Parliament of England in 1455, each of these towers was required to have an iron basket on its summit and a smoke or fire signal, for day or night use, ready at hand.
|
|
The origins of Victoria Bitter (VB) date back to Victoria Brewery founder and head brewer Thomas Aitken, who developed the recipe in 1854. Like most Australian lagers, VB is made using a wortstream brewing process, and uses a portion of cane sugar to thin out the body of the beer. It is available in 750 mL bottles (commonly referred to as a "Longneck", "Seven-Fifty", "Bomber", "King Brown", or a "Tallie"), 500 mL cans ("Lunch greens"), 375 mL bottles ("Stubbies", a "Pint" or "Short-neck"), 375 mL cans ("Tinnies", "Boonies", "Green Cans" or "Gweens"), and 250 mL bottles ("Grenades", "Twisties" or "Throwies"). For a limited time only, VB was available in the Northern Territory in a 1-litre can nicknamed a 'Killer can' (Kilo can). As with all packaged beer sold in Australia it was for many years only available in 750 mL or 26 2/3 fl oz (1/6 imperial gallon) bottles, until the introduction of "stubbies" and smaller cans.
|
|