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Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I made hummus. > > Lots of hummus. > > I don?t actually know what I?m going to do with it > all. :-S Shaaaaaaaaaaare

heeeeeeeeeeeeeeellllllllloooooooooooooooooooo was a cool night, sorry that I had to leave around 12ish but they kicked us out anyway. It's about 26 degrees over here in florida, and will get even better tomorrow. The girls over here look like that they've taken off some beverly hills series, I've never been into american girls, but bloody hell !!! they're bloody hot! and they can't hold a conversation. wicked. tomorrow I might go and see the fake pics about the moon and buy a nintendo DS lite for 30quid, drink more dodgy american lagger and some good newcastle ale. miss my girl, though.

I'm into serious multitasking today, reading and replying to emails, checking the forum and painting the bathroom I'm all threaded

has he have been pouring too many pints of beer over his eye? Most likely a drinking problem

I meant today and tomorrow

in preparation for friday we should all head to 72 for a pint before heading to the uplands.

I though demonstrations weren't allowed opposite westminster, there was another one going on at the same time the planestupid guys were on the roof. and yeah, I saw some old looking hippy types on the telly

I would like to be lounged, pleeeeaase.

what now ? after 72 has been taken away from us what shall we do ? go on an rampage, hijack some other venue and transform it into a 72 ? I want my 72 to stay, and I don't want it to have any other number

I can be there at 5.01! but I won't be drinking much as I'm flying to the US saturday morning

I've finished the sudoku game I started last week.

plant a tree, join ecotricity and stop using gas. and if you still think you may need to use gas, have a mix of teetleys and guiness before bedtime and the next day you'll have gas for free. british gas'ers are all w.....s

hey, that's next friday, I'm around that day! coool, pint, pint, pint

oh yeah, you had never appreciated coffee before you met me. I'm glad I addicted another one.

The first time I quit smoking I stopped for about 3.5 years, then I started working in an office where you couldn't smoke inside so you had to go to the stairs of the building. Everyone in my team smoked but me, so when they went for a smoke break I would just go along with them and stood doing nothing. after a few days, I thought I need something to do while these guys are all puffing away. I got myself an expresso. month and a half later I was drinking 14 expressos a day. Then I decided to start smoking again. One of these days I plan to quit sex too, and maybe some day when I don't feel any joy in life anymore, I will stop and look back to what was the point of quitting all the good things in the first place. Morning sex followed by an expresso and a cigarrete on a rainny day are the best things ever.

Dulwich_ Park_ Fairy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I love when SOME OF the parents can't see both > sides of the arguement and just get really > insulting to anyone who's not totally pro kids > > Wasn't trying to be insulting, just trying to > point out a couple of things really. There seems > to be a lot of exaggeration from those who think > all pubs should be geared up for people who want > an odd "coffee" before 7pm, or to quietly read a > newspaper over a slow pint. There also seems to be > a lot of laziness from people unwilling to walk or > get a bus to one of the many, many child-free > establishments in the area. The "it takes 25 > minutes to walk to the CPT" seemed to some both of > these up quite nicely. ARE YOU CALLING HER LAZY NOW TOO?

Dulwich_ Park_ Fairy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In my defense can I say that the plough is my > > local and it is nice and so why shouldnt I > expect > > to be able go to my local pub. The Castle is > not > > nice nor is particularly local to me. I do go > to > > the CPT (again not as comfortable) or to 72 to > > avoid the mayhem but they are a 25 min walk > which > > is fine most of the time but sometimes I just > want > > a magners close to home to chill out, or > sometimes > > I just want a coffee somehere nice before 7pm, > > didnt think that was too much. Silly me. > > If you live close to the Plough but it takes you > 25mins to walk to the CPT then perhaps you should > spend less time in the pub and more in the gym > (which incidentally is kid free). ARE YOU CALLING HER FAT???

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > With the possible exception of Grolsch I'd have to > object to the other lagers being on ANYONES's > list > > (ooh before I go any further, I'm a fan of the CPT > too) > > and Strongbow is possibly the worst cider in > existence (with some strong competition from > Woodpecker) > > For good lagers, the child-friendly Plough wins > hands down. But Inside 72 serves Lowenbrau so is > the winner > > Sorry - had to get that off my chest. inside 72 is all about dark Chimay

citizenED Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can put my foot in my mouth.;-) eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeckkkkkkkkkkkkk

I think she's in a bad mood this week, probably lack of sex. I've been working abroad and I reckon the long willy plumber must be away this week too.

the 197 driver that never stops when I wave him down

I asked about the clockhouse, dunno know where barry road is but I'll find it out. went to uplands this morning, I thought that kids wouldn't go there. bullshit, 5 minutes after we got in, 3 of them came around. they're everywhere, just like that new virus.

If you're over in Kenya on holiday, you must stop your vacations and get a job.

I feel like I have been raped by an iceberg.

brrrr