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DulwichFox

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Sue Wrote:

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> Fulwich Dox might do .....

>

>

> "It would seem none of that had anything to do

> with why it closed..

>

> Doxy"


If I were to know why it closed and posted it here..


I would be inundated with posts such as :-


Foxy's talking shite again.. (from ???? )


Where's your proof ? (from Sue)


and this thread would just take off with abuse..


Anyone deny that. ?


Dox

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PM me Foxy. I'm dying to know.. *taps nose*


DulwichFox Wrote:

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> Sue Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > Fulwich Dox might do .....

> >

> >

> > "It would seem none of that had anything to do

> > with why it closed..

> >

> > Doxy"

>

> If I were to know why it closed and posted it

> here..

>

> I would be inundated with posts such as :-

>

> Foxy's talking shite again.. (from ???? )

>

> Where's your proof ? (from Sue)

>

> and this thread would just take off with abuse..

>

> Anyone deny that. ?

>

> Dox

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KidKruger

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I went to the place once and had the best Jalfrezi I'd had on LL, ever.

So that was a winner for me.

Shame it's closed - Foxy did you say someone told you it was raided ?

I wonder if that was by health & safety, drug squad, or immigration / customs.

Of those options, surely only a H&S raid could keep it closed ?

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titch juicy

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KidKruger Wrote:

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> I went to the place once and had the best Jalfrezi

> I'd had on LL, ever.

> So that was a winner for me.

> Shame it's closed - Foxy did you say someone told

> you it was raided ?

> I wonder if that was by health & safety, drug

> squad, or immigration / customs.

> Of those options, surely only a H&S raid could

> keep it closed ?


Immigration raid could keep it closed too depending on circumstances.

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Sue

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DulwichFox Wrote:

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>

> If I were to know why it closed and posted it

> here..

>

> I would be inundated with posts such as :-

>

> Foxy's talking shite again.. (from ???? )

>

> Where's your proof ? (from Sue)


> Anyone deny that. ?

>

> Dox



Yes! I'll deny it!


Because if you posted it up here and it was accurate, why would anybody say any of the above? Assuming that it was a plausible explanation for the closure, of course.


On the other thread, you intimated that you knew why Xoco had closed, and then said "I do not know and I'm not going there".


If you don't know, why would you not go there?


You must admit, Foxy or Doxy, it's very confusing, especially when you more or less tell people to STFU.

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DulwichFox

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Sue Said..


On the other thread, you intimated that you knew why Xoco had closed, and then said "I do not know and I'm not going there". If you don't know, why would you not go there?



I don't know... I was told something by an EDF poster in the EDT something that was so incredible , I did not believe it.

I took it as someone winding me up, expecting me to jump on here and make a prat of myself and possibly libel myself.


I took the rumor with a pinch of salt. If it was true, I would of thought it would of been in the press. ???


Foxy

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Yep - defo PM me Foxy. I'll stay stumphf *taps nose*


DulwichFox Wrote:

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> Sue Said..

>

> On the other thread, you intimated that you knew

> why Xoco had closed, and then said "I do not know

> and I'm not going there". If you don't know, why

> would you not go there?

>

> I don't know... I was told something by an EDF

> poster in the EDT something that was so incredible

> , I did not believe it.

> I took it as someone winding me up, expecting me

> to jump on here and make a prat of myself and

> possibly libel myself.

>

> I took the rumor with a pinch of salt. If it was

> true, I would of thought it would of been in the

> press. ???

>

> Foxy

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Louisa

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Some folk on this forum just can't resist winding poor Foxy up. It's not fair to constantly call him up about everything he says when others do exactly the same thing. Many of us are absolutely worn out with all this constant bickering. Some of us just want a nice peaceful afternoon browsing the forum for some intelligent conversation, but others just love a good old finger pointing session. Totally uncalled for. Some growing up needs to be done me thinks!


Louisa.

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Sue

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DulwichFox Wrote:

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I was told something by an EDF

> poster in the EDT something that was so incredible

> , I did not believe it.

> I took it as someone winding me up, expecting me

> to jump on here and make a prat of myself and

> possibly libel myself.

>



Fair enough.

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DulwichFox Wrote:

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> Sue Said..

>

> On the other thread, you intimated that you knew

> why Xoco had closed, and then said "I do not know

> and I'm not going there". If you don't know, why

> would you not go there?

>

> I don't know... I was told something by an EDF



> poster in the EDT something that was so incredible

> , I did not believe it.

> I took it as someone winding me up, expecting me

> to jump on here and make a prat of myself and

> possibly libel myself.

>

> I took the rumor with a pinch of salt. If it was

> true, I would of thought it would of been in the

> press. ???

>

> Foxy



Wow! the mind boggles.....Were they cooking Human remains? Rats? Pidgeons?

Go on do tell.....

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