What did the final glass of Gulo Gulo look like yesterday? (yes, that was it shown to the left)
What about these blank stares? Real? This was how two "monster-large" brewologists "power-brokers" looked when asked when Gulo might return. Rumor has it that a new "brown" Gulo (code name: Brulo) is scheduled for early July.
It's not yet clear (no pun intended) why a brown version of Gulo is being planned. Details to follow.
Don't be a stranger! Although patents for similar games may exist from as far back as the 1890s, the game of Table Football as we know it today was first invented by Harold Searles Thorton in 1922 and patented in 1923. United States resident Louis P. Thornton, who lived in Portland, Oregon, visited Harold and took the inspiration back to the States where it was patented in 1927. The patent expired so if you want to build your own table, go for it.
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