mockney piers

It's great to see this topic being debated in an orderly fashion for once, but admin is quite strict about the rules. This area is for East Dulwich specific issues, so reluctantly I'm going to have to lounge it. Keep at it though chaps.

I thought all that fuss a while back was that it's retroactive application actually got turned down. What happened about all that?

Actually, the more you drink the more beautiful they become. It's win win

You may be right there James. To be honest it wasn't the music itself (though in the end I did ask him to put something a bit less relentlessly upbeat on, to which he put on some communards, hmmm, i was more thinking Miles Davis but there you go) it was more the fact that we were the only 3 customers and we couldn't hear each other talk.

The ones playing 'best of musicals' compilations and seventies disco at full volume can be found at Hoopers on a tuesday night. I was driven out in the end and I'm a big supporter of said pub.

30 quid, amazon doing it for 25, but there are third party ones this http://www.amazon.co.uk/Puregadgets-Nintendo-Connection-wireless-networking/dp/B000M06LO2 one is ?16

yep, it's exactly like your usb wifi receiver for your broadband, except it's only for the DS. You can then browse internet on the DS should you be daft enough, do some interfacy things on the nintendo site, and of course play Mario Karts or whatever with anyone in the world. (except me, I don't have a dongle)

Mwaaah hah hah ha ha ha aaach *hack* *cough* *cough* ahem. A little bit. Occasionally.

Nice try jeremy, but..... Lounged

Good point jim Lounged

20 years is feasible, the Hague tend to give comparatively lenient sentences.

Clearly Scott knows his bananas when it comes to staffing pubs. A pink drinks venue I wouldn't be surprised.

WiFi is built in to all the DSs. The dongle thing is not for playing near each other it's for playing over t'internet.

weird. Deja Vu.

I know where you're coming from jim_the_chin, at first I thought it was just an oh no not again despair, loved the bill comment. I'm a bit torn, I don't like to think of myself as the type to demand service in a snotty manner, but if I go to a place that I don't think has any concern or respect for its customers, I won't go there pure and simple. I don't want anyone fawning over me, i just like to think a place should be enjoyable to go to. I'm effusively polite and friendly to bar staff, waiters et al. In chicago I found the level of service bizarrely over the top, but they never looked as if they were enjoying it, and that's half the battle. Or maybe they were just anglophobes, large chunks of that city are...but I digress. err.. where was I? Oh yeah, 4 quid for a bottle of alcoholic lucozade?!? I mean, really, justify that. *madworld, I get special weedy powers whenever the administrator is sitting in a wet field in the west country

:)) Quality comment, but I may have to lounge this.

It was, especially the crappy stereo playing vinyl at incredible volumes, with the needle jumping everytime he started bopping. He'd usually be playing little richard and the like. Hilarious entertainment such that I don't think anyone ever complained about the noise. Total headcases the pair of them!!

Nothing wrong with weedy blokes. I'll provide some sand at the next forum drinks Louisa. Feel free to kick it in my face ;-P

Actually it's just struck me that I managed to post the word viagra, how odd.

c i a l i s is a cheap alternative to viagra and a mainstay of spambots who target forums like this one. The first line of defence is that you have to be registered to post, the second line is antispam software that blocks posts that it thinks will be spam. Unfortunately like the infamous Scunthorpe council email filter, there can be side-effects.

A little bird informs me that there is an unknown hiccup occasionally occuring. Apologies if this is causing bother. Give it a couple of minutes and have another pop and avoid use of the word s p e c i a l i s e

Thems the ones Brendan; terrible for splinters though.

>> Anyway I'll assume you were joking and new that anyway. I took new here to mean that he created the word gotten out of his fertile imagination.

One of the big chill organisers lives in East Dulwich so not entirely coincidental

I've never been, but these days oxford st does my head in, so the thought of being stuck with 170,000 people in a field would probably freak me out. I went to Green Man last year and it was absolutely superb. note the space!! and being a bunch of hippies, the child sacrificial offering tent was very popular