Keef

Tillie can I come to your house please.

If you google Zenoria, you will in fact find that it is a thread on the East Dulwich Forum entitled "Zenoria Street" (Lounged). I thought everyone knew that! :-S

I've always heard great things about it, and on the couple of occasions I've gotten food there it's been good.

The thing is, if the sound is off, people will be staring at it like zombies, and there will be no atmosphere. If the sound is on, people get in to it, and it becomes a good fun experience (if you like footy obviously). I just think a pub should either have it on with sound, or just not have it on, then everyone can choose where they want to go, and everyone is happy.

No, it was me, I couldn't pay my tab that night.

I agree Halloween is great, and I remember dressing up, and apple bobbing, and having great fun, and scaring each other with ghost stories. I didn't however go around knocking on people's doors asking them to give me stuff.

The Boxer is a great song! "Cut him til he cried out in his anger and his pain, I am leaving I am leaving but the fighter still remained." Or something like that.

We should all support Dulwich Hamlet, it'll be a long time before anyone wants to take them to America!

These were the 2 songs that Mrs Keef chose for our wedding ceremony, I likd them both anyway, but they will always be special ones for me now.

I think it's fine to take your kids to friends (with prior warning), but frankly I don't really agree with letting your kids knock on random doors asking for treats, sorry if that makes me a miserable git. The year before last I gave a couple of kids some sweets onlt for them to swear at me because it wasn't money, I couldn't believe it!

I've-met-Jimmy, why would you be pissed off, you could still watch it on TV, it would bring your (and my) team more money, and it's not like you go to every home game anyway ;-)

Truth or not, you still couldn't beat us, and I noticed a couple of long balls from your lot in desperation ;-) To be fair, Arsenal bossed the game more than I would have liked, we played like an away team. However, it was a fair result, no one can say they were robbed, and Arsenal's strikers really need to practice their finishing!

See what you mean about that video Jah! ;-)

I hate waking up sober, so I try to avoid it.

*Walks in cursing stupid term times that make you new wife have to go to work 2 days after your wedding!* *Pours a large JD, raises glas to all around* :)-D *Notices DM's neck line and offers a wet wipe*

Thanks everyone for the good wishes, we had a great day! Tillie, we'll catch up for a drink very soon mate! :)-D

Ladygooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was thinking more indulge in some friendly > banter? Only messing. I hope to be able to watch the match, but not sure how the new Mrs Keef will feel about it... It's funny, I was thinking tight draw, but now I'm thinking we're either going to hit the form we're capable of, and deliver a great win, or you're going to soundly thump us in our own back yard.... Please let it be the former!

What he said. Also would love to run my own rehearsal/recording studio.

What so we can listen to you gloat? :-S

Good cll on Champ dave. Another one from my childhood was Old Yella

Rehabilitation Worker with Visually Impaired Peole in social services.

Piers, Constant Gardener is good isn't it. Also a very good (visually stunning) film adaptation.

Can't believe I forgot this one, as it's probablt the winner for me! Peter Gabriel & Kate Bush - Don't Give Up

*Edits previous post* ;-)

I remember as a teenager really trying not to use c*** because all my female friends really found it horrid. Then I moved to Liverpool, and my scouse girlfriend called someone a c***. I was shocked, and she said "why? I've got one haven't I?". Bless the scousers. These days, I love my swear words. C*** is not one that should be used every other word, it sounds horrid. However, as Brendan said, if used correctly, it's by far the best!