Peckhamgatecrasher
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What about extreme budgeting/scrimping for 3-4 months to build up a Flee Fund which will give you more options? If you know you have an exit date, it might be more bearable.
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If you take away four and twenty Chinese from Inverness, what do you get?
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Does anyone else have a little jig to Booker T when it's over?
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Sh*t. Don't tell Mick Mac, my life will be unbearable.
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McCarthy for England job? He didn't do so badly with Ireland (if you don't listen to Keane!).
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Just heard a bunch of lads crashing down the street singing "Ooh, aah Cantona." Took me back a few years - didn't realise there was such a hardcore Leeds base in Peckham. Must have been David_Carnell.
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Can't beat a classic coq au vin or beouf bourgingnon (sic). Both could be made on the Sunday and reheated on the Tuesday - serve with a good crusty bread. Make or buy a choc. sauce and dip grapes and chopped bananas. No effort and can be seriously sexy.
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Do you want a recipe for it?
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Well, Spurs aren't a team I go for, but what a scorching match so far. The GLR commentary is so exciting. 4-0 now.
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Snow and transport - 10th Feb
Peckhamgatecrasher replied to Moos's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
What a lovely thing to suggest, P.Rose. -
There will probably be a white horse at the Olympics. I'll sacrifice my ticket for Ted.
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La Veal en Rose - Tom and the Micklewhites
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Chatham Lad!
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Are they Left Wing?
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But it's good to have Monty back in favour.
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I know nothing about finance but I can't let this go: Dick & Jane were published by Scott Foresman. I think you meant to direct UDT to Peter & Jane. Wouldn't want him to start banging on about Wall Street.
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Don't mention the bloody CRICKET!
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Typical, the one bloody morning I oversleep and I've missed it all. I'm here now, cue England's defeat.
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Bollocks indeed. (Though G.Expectations is the best Dickens by far.) Don't read this on public transport or you will come across as a loon: Mystery Man by Colin Bateman. Set in Belfast, a Crime Bookshop owner becomes a private eye by default. He is in the usual heroic mould: borderline autistic, an agoraphobic, hypochondriac virgin. It is very silly but fun to read.
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At least I can dream that Monty would have saved the day.
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double fuxk. 72 for 9. Sound the knell.
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Oh well, if you're up for it, the optimum scenario is this: Take a cab, put cabbie in blinkers and instruct him to drive up and down roads with speed humps. Meanwhile, indulge in furious sex while eating a lobster curry. That should do it.
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37 for 4. Seems I've put the mockers on it.
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Careful, old bean, that lobster contains prostaglandin. Save it until you have the 'get that thing out of me NOW!' screaming abdabs.
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Well played Monty: 6 for 66. Barring an England collapse (not unknown), we should wrap this up comfortably.