aquarius moon

Thanks for the link AM. Didn't know much about IanH til he took us over. Interesting reading.

I'll rephrase that then.... Nobody seems interested in any of the lower leagues because all the regulars support premiership teams.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Isn't there a thread for non PL teams somewhere? There is but I'll be the only one posting on it!

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > aquarius moon Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > Only asking because the upper classes aren't > > playing this week so am able to get a word in > :) > > > Maybe people didn't bother to reply because of the > not so subtle passive aggressive nature of this. A passive aggressive post with a smiley face? What are you on about? I was making a light hearted comment implying that I don't have many opportunities to get a word in because this thread is supposed to be about the premier league. > So if Millwall got themselves promoted, would that > mean they were suddenly upper class? Or just that > they're not shit anymore? Both!

Thank-you Maxxi. Shit reply from you as usual but at least you bothered to reply ;-)

Just googled it too & seems to be a common problem with this handset. Maybe time for a new phone?

So what do you think about our new(ish) manager? Good? Bad? Indifferent? End of last season I wanted him gone because he didn't have the team on-side. Now I think he has. Only asking because the upper classes aren't playing this week so am able to get a word in :)

I was also on vodafone & could only get a signal in one part of the house. I found out that this was because there were no masts nearby & the closest to me was an O2 one by Nunhead cemetery. So I changed to O2 & haven't had any problems. I also use their mobile broadband when Virgin packs up & that works fine too.

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I wouldn't eat that either. It might leap out the pot & bite your nose off :)

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Simplistic social media 'content' from vegan > gorillas to be liked 10,000,000 times cos it makes > you look 'right on' No social media. No 'likes'. Just don't eat living things. Simple. Quids, this isn't the ice bucket challenge. It's a way of life not 5 mins of fame on Facebook.

And if definitely wouldn't be The Guardian one!

If I went by train to work, I'd love them too. But try doing one on a bus! ETA: The rickety top deck when there's no room down below.

The way of the world activity (hopefully)

I envy anyone who has the time to do crosswords.

I won't be nominating anyone. And yes, I've been nominated but won't be participating. It may be a good cause but if & when I can afford to donate to a charity I will do so. It will be a charity of my choice & I will not feel the need to pour a bucket of ice over my head in order to contribute.

What is all this Guardian nonsense? If you hate it, don't read it and there would be no need for a six page thread. Simple. (read the Mirror or Star instead)

kford Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > According to the Census, in 1901 there were three > families - eight people - crammed into our > Victorian three-bed terrace in ED. No bathroom, > and an outside loo. God knows how they managed. Luckily there is an inside loo & bathroom these days but couples with 2 kids are expected to manage in a one bedroom flat so times haven't really changed at all.

No idea as I don't have little ones & no interest in soft play caf?s. I do know there is a Jelly Tots one opening in Herne Hill in September which I think is the same sort of thing & may be of interest. It's next to the Costcutters opposite Brockwell Park.

I would think their priority at the moment would be to win a game.

Is anyone still watching? I am & still love it. Season 4 just started on 5* Sat 10.00pm. I know season 5 is just starting on Fox but unfortunately only have Freeview.

If the team/supporters don't respect/support their manager, he's on borrowed time. Happened with Moyes. Will it happen again with LVG? Not sure. He just needs to realise that they're not the Dutch world cup squad and has to adjust to a different way of thinking.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No standing at the bar ladies, it's Week 2 > fixtures time... > Judging by my scores this week, think I was still at the bar when doing my predictions. Can't really remember! :)

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Forever Millwall hey. ? ;-) > > Foxy Definitely. With white horses wearing blue ribbons!

maxxi Wrote: > I apologise - I didn't realise you required all > your vegetarian food to be made up into ready > meals for you by major supermarket chains. I had > stupidly assumed that you might have the ability > to buy very cheap and nutritious frozen veg (for > example peas, beans, spinach) such as Iceland has > in abundance or fresh veg and fruit (as can often > be seen hiding in the Co-op in the large area > before one reaches the ready meals section) and > actually 'cook' (you can Google this term) your > own veggie delights. > > Life sure is tough for you veggies. > > Where exactly DO you find your meat-free meals at > such a Lordship-Lane-free price one is tempted to > enquire? Very funny Maxxi :) I may be vegetarian but don't eat a lot of veg. Tend to use meat alternatives/tofu instead when I do cook. And there is nothing wrong with ready meals now & again if time is limited Sainsbury's after 6.00pm is quite good because they reduce everything that is passing it's 'sell-by' date & most of it is freezable. Other than that it's the buy one get one free or half price offers from Sains or Tesco. When I said I can't afford to shop in Lordship Lane, I was actually referring to the independents eg chemists, deli's, off-licenses, bakeries etc because all that stuff is much cheaper in supermarkets.