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JamesG Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Tandoori Nights is good but the rest of LL is > either poor or average at best from my point of > view. Just typical curry aimed at pissed British > people which is fine just rarely my thing now. > xxxxxx Have you tried Curry Cabin though? Well above average, in fact I would say it was better than Tandoori Nights. Haven't been back to Tandoori Nights since trying Curry Cabin for the first time. I know the exterior appearance doesn't bode well, nor indeed the interior decor, but the food is wonderful. At least, we've been there about half a dozen times now and each time it has been absolutely delicious. Good service too. And nearer and cheaper than Ganapati, which still remains my first choice for an excellent Indian meal round here. Just a shame it's a longish walk from where I live and I'm a lazy git :-$

PLEASE PLEASE no sports - there are plenty of other pubs in ED, please keep the Magnolia sport-free :) (except Wimbledon :)) they can hire in a telly for that :)))

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We were there on Sunday afternoon and it was packed. With both women and men :) We had roast lamb for a late Sunday lunch, which was delicious. I definitely prefer it to the old Magdala.

Oh no, does this mean it's going to get even more crowded??

Jacbuc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I > suspect that as she takes not an enormous amount > of money that most people dont report it to the > police. However when I spoke with them they asked > that instead of answering the door peole phone the > police and if possible let them know the direction > she goes off in and what shes wearing. Hopefully > they will catch her as I do particularly worry > about her affect on elderly people who may be > living on their own. xxxx Erm, excuse my extreme dimness, but if you don't answer the door how do you know it's her?! :-$

So how do you tell they aren't British?

School dinners, spam fritters, you pressed them and the grease ran out, yum :))

AllforNun Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > he's only doing exactly what those who have > supplied these emails for you have been doing for > years, buttering up those in power to get funds > diverted so they can improve their views, coffee > mornings, house prices etc etc etc. xxxxx Is it just me who can't make head nor tail of this post? Time for bed, it must be :-S

AllforNun Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > it's getting harder to park because the majority > of 'new' residents to ED turned their front > gardens into driveways and shut of the parking to > everyone else. The council should have stopped > this practice by refusing to drop the kerb > stones.....but maybe they wanted parking charges > all along ? xxxxxx Not the majority, surely? And none in my road.

Hey, Alasdair Roberts at the Goose on Friday will be f-ing brilliant. Almost sold out though, hurrah :) :)-D

Baby Love - The Supremes Why do I always get this sense of deja vu every time I post on this thread? :))

Can you have corned beef fritters, like spam fritters? Yum :))

MrBen Wrote: And the most gentlemanly old school > efficient waiters that always make any women > swoon..... xxxxxx Blimey, I'd better pay more attention to the waiters next time I'm there :)) Haven't swooned for a while :))

ThinLizzy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What do people in ED think about the Maudsley? > I've just moved to the area and have been working > there for years in research -- it would be > interesting to hear what the general local view is > of the 'hospital across the road'! xxxxxxx Probably more people in ED will have had experiences in King's than with the Maudsley. And those who have had experiences with the Maudsley are perhaps not likely to broadcast them all over the ED Forum, whether they were positive or negative. Just a thought :)

benjaminty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wrote to Environmental Customer Services, James > Barber, Jonathan Mitchell and Richard Thomas. > With photos and dated. And not a single response. xxxx If you go to the top the minions will have to draft a letter for the top guy to send you. Ooops or gal in case Chief Exec is a woman :-$

Write to the Chief Executive instead of whoever it was you wrote to.

NO NO NO from me too :) I agree it is getting slightly harder to park, but I can almost always find a place in my road, even if I have to walk a bit sometimes. I definitely don't want residents' parking with all that entails.

I like Hisar too :)

Fuschia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jimbob Wrote: > > > saying that i was supposed to get an audiology > > appt, so far heard nothing. > > > sic? xxxxxx :))

My ex used to take pleasure in inviting religious cold callers in for a chat and a cup of tea. After a few searching questions from him which they couldn't answer, they were only too keen to leave :))

EvilLaugh Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's a big pub and unless it's full it feels like > drinking in a morgue. > >> xxxxx Hey come down to Hoopers on Friday night 30th Jan, we've got the wonderful Wizz Jones and Simeon Jones, it'll be brilliant, definitely not morgue-like!! :)

Musicals - Carousel, South Pacific, The King and I, My Fair Lady, The Sound of Music - still know all the words .... Kenneth McKellar (my dad was Scottish) Harry Belafonte Hang Down Your Head Tom Dooley - can't remember who did it, but it had a purple label :)) Sparky and his Magic Piano (on 78s :)) )

Where did you hear that joey2? And do you know when it will be? Sooner the better as far as I am concerned!

So does that mean it will definitely be coming a Co-op then? Hurrah! :)-D