katie1997

Salsaboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Please NOT starbucks. Worst coffee ever. Agreed!

I don't think so. There's plenty of cafes and coffee shops here already. Edited to add: we need a new coffee chain in ED like we need a new bog-standard curry house.

Randi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > what newsagent has the fiery irn bru? > i was getting it at barry road but they dont have > it anymore > it is only limited edition, so i knew there would > be an end to it someday :( Its the little one on the corner of Uplands/Hindmans Road. Whatever happened to vanilla coke? No-one sells that anymore, do they?

Global Greece will leave the Eurozibe. Norway's exploration and development of new oil and gas potential will be phenomenal. Extra-virgin cold-pressed rapeseed oil will become the new olive oil. SE22-related The Curry Club will once again venture outside SE22 shock horror to the home of the Balti. The CPT will controversially be renamed to The Third Place only to revert to its former glory as The Crystal Palace Tavern, after much ado. Obligatory category for yearly predictions New diet craze will be the 17-Day Diet. New fitness item will be Kangoo Fitness Boots.

Dopamine1979 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > katie1997 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Otta, definitely try lime topped up with soda > > water and fresh mint. Its like a mojito > (without > > the 'jito' or the 'mo'?!) Or fresh fruit juice > esp > > grapefruit topped up with tonic water is good > > too. > > > > Irn bru lovers may wish to know there's a > > newsagent in ED that sells a 'limited edition' > > fiery version which is quite nice (coming from > > someone who doesn't like the original stuff > tho). > > I like the alcohol free mojito idea. I might try > that. Do you mean lime cordial? you can use whatever you prefer, Dopamine....I like chopping fresh limes up together with mint though cordial works well too (tu)

So Nette obviously got a new single speed bike for Christmas.... I don't think the cyclists that whizz through red lights are restricted only to those with single speed bikes either.

Actually they're not funny at all, are they? Well... they might be in a creepy 'Little Britain/League of Gentleman' sense.... Eurgh...they're all bloody weird! I'm retracting it from this thread. What was I thinking anyway?! Er....what time is it?!!

Otta, definitely try lime topped up with soda water and fresh mint. Its like a mojito (without the 'jito' or the 'mo'?!) Or fresh fruit juice esp grapefruit topped up with tonic water is good too. Irn bru lovers may wish to know there's a newsagent in ED that sells a 'limited edition' fiery version which is quite nice (coming from someone who doesn't like the original stuff tho).

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > katie1997 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > 1970s gang activity. > > > aka a group groove 1970s gang activity > current gang activity (With sincere apologies to Moos and also, of course, the OP who was looking for serious answers)

1970s gang activity.

I quite like the CPT as it is but as many of my friends don't, I rarely get to meet them in there, which is a shame as its our local. Guess whoever is in the business has to do what it takes to stay in the game these days so best of luck to them. It would be nice to see the CPT spruced up a bit but not changed beyond all recognition. Serving food would be good as long as it wasn't over-priced and pretentious :)-D

Poor puppy. Fingers crossed someone reading the forum helps to reunite her with her owner or that she finds a new, loving owner instead. Colin, it was really lovely of you to look after her and take her to the vet, sounds like she needed some kindness.

I had a great meal at kebab & wine tonite, great value and a 5* rating to boot. Less than fifty quid for 20 of us :)-D

Oi start your own curry club thread you lurkers... Didn't want an answer to the trivia question anyway (6)

Family Christmas Photos *cringe*

This thread is really about ageing isn't it? Feeling older, weary, out of touch, blissful youth slipping away never to return...just didn't expect it to be started by the handsome, young Mr Ben...

Next tuesday.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Trivia. A cover of Willie Nelson's "always on my > mind" was the answer. What was the question. Er....how often do you think about curry?

Its plain, bland food. You know, without chillies and stuff. Life will be like it used to be in the 1940s and 1950s when no-one had any money. No cars, less travel and definitely no foreign food. Plain food* is the future, not Europe. Edited to add: *but there won't be much to go round.

Blimey, I imagine it'd take quite a while to polish that. Makes my arm ache just thinking about it.

maxxi and to think YOU told Annette off for vulgarity. THIS is the chandelier thread (at the moment), some decorum please. (But very astute of you to er, think of yachts)

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > An I stoned, or is this thread really weird? On my weird-o-meter, its going waaaaay off the scale. Have had more sensible conversations with people off their tits on a ketamine and acid cocktail. After taking ten double doves and some speed.

You're so funny Alan :)) But I like your thinking. Now let me just go and see what else it is that I haven't got, that would be useful to know how to clean, if I was ever to acquire said item.

Thanks all for your brilliant suggestions, who'd have thought there were so many ways to clean chandeliers? I did laugh out loud at how they are done in the Quiet Room. I'm wondering if I could use small children as servants* and send them to the garage to use the pressure thingy. They might be cheaper than cleaners on here and than karter's hourly rate. I can't sing. * you certainly could in the 80s as I distinctly remember thinking it was great having younger brothers around, if not to fetch and carry, what on earth were they for?

Fly to India for a pot of their finest Assam CTC which is a strong black tea. Assam Gold if you like it less strong. Forget the delicate greens, whites and oolongs. PS Brilliant instructions from dulwich fox although I'm afraid to say I have to add a tiny splash of milk first, not after (and no sugar thanks LM).