downsouth

When you consider that Wates, haart and others operate on LL it's not such a big deal. My only issue is their very loud shop front but hey there're more important things in life. *Bob* that's only half the story...

There are a few houses on the market over here in West Dulwich so their reach seems to be extending from their LL base.

I'm up for it guys just let me know where and when. Almurray - I echo Tim Taylors Landlord, also any Crouch Vale, Dark Star, or Harveys. Alternatively a Paulaner on draught would be great. Beleive me they will fly out as they taste so good. You should also capitalise on the oktoberfest in Munich as a few pubs I went to this weekend had a 4-5 German or Belgian beers in (real beers!).

Can't come I'm afraid. Will definitely try to come to the next soiree.

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Teams of two, if Fear, my traditional yet > calamitous babyfoot partner, doesn't pipe up, I'll > join you Jimbo (though I'm still smarting from > that defeat you and huguenot inflicted on us). > > downsouth. > Both the Artois, kroney, san miguel (?) and > carling, brakspear and a.n.other ale, leffe I > think (maybe hoegaarden) and a range of bottled > including corona and the rival zoiders. Barring the Brakspear and Leffe there's not much to work with. oh well, probably ought not to get too merry or i'll messup my game.

Is the academy any good?

LOL - obviosuly not being that attentive. OK what do they serve in EDT?

Less is more. Bank.

Which beer do they serve in the Plough? Something other than lager?

Being from Bermondsey I say up with the workers.

I'm not a fan of hers but I do like that people want to live in real neighbourhoods it says alot for the area and the person in question.

Indeed 1993. The same year that HMS Richmond was launched. Seamens' Rules.

CIF - now that's a scary place.

Why does everyone dislike her so much. i hope she never comes on here or turns up at any EDF events. It's really quite distasteful.

Nice. I didn't see that coming. Bowes Park using the rule of longitude as per the Cartogrpahers' Digest.

I know - fun. Gosh, whatever next?

I'm willing to trade for Nine Elms?

Goldhawk Road - again reprising the bird rule (this time with precious metal optionality)

LostThePlot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mark Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > This particular move was taught to me by an old > > and wise oriental man who lived in a mountain > cave > > and ate nothing but paella > > > > Russell Square > > Sure he was Oriental? He doesn't sound very > Oriental to me... I too have heard of the fabled Juan Espranto from the sacred Leyton Stone.

nutty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > no spinning rules of course? Agreed.

You can't do that! It's Friday a.m. so you have to use the 1, 2 ,3 formula - your only valid options are Green park or Victoria. I go for Victoria.

It is a game without rules where folk feign deep knoweldge and masterful strategies for comic effect. It's new to me, but I like.

Using a little known precedent from the Basildion Parish Hall Convention 1882 I opt for Penge West.

I would be up for that.

I know it was on the big screen but I'll always remember Howard the Duck.