DulwichFox

I'm sure it's just me.. but I generally do not drink alcohol with food (except curry club) When I first started eating curry in Bangladeshi restaurants in Brick Lane none of them sold alcohol. I'm a fan of Jaflong because they operate a BYOB system but I tend to stick to water and go to the pub afterwards. After all, I would generally not be drinking alcohol if I cook at home.. I suppose The Gowlett is a bit of a trudge back home after you have stuffed your face with Pizza. I'm full after 1/2 a 9" thin from Tescos. Foxy

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not our STD though - other ladybirds No of course not but they are a danger to our Ladybirds and should be eradicated from our homes where they come in to breed where it is warm. This is what they look like.. http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/06/23/article-2666009-1F0CB7FF00000578-397_306x423.jpg DulwichFox

Swarms of ladybirds with deadly STDs invading the UK The ladybirds, known as Harlequin Ladybirds, are believed to be carrying a dangerous sexually-transmitted disease. And dozens of people have already reported seeing the bugs in their living rooms, kitchen and bedrooms. Read more: http://metro.co.uk/2016/10/30/swarms-of-ladybirds-with-deadly-stds-invading-the-uk-6223473/#ixzz4OfthmATP DulwichFox

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The bikers was 40 years ago. I know because they > were (mostly) friends of mine. Yes you are right. It was '74 when I passed MY motorcycle test.. just lost track of time.. I was introduced to the pub by a Biker that I worked with (GPO) and lived in the council houses on Dekker Rd. Nice guy.. cannot remember his name. Foxy..

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's not posh Foxy, just perceived trendiness. It > will be something else 6 months on... OK. Not Posh.. but Trendy.. Beards and Sandals ? Think it may be around for a while though. ? I'm a bit old for that sort of thing.. I suppose they may hide me in a corner if they arn't too busy and I were to pop in. :) Foxy

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I sense a lack of sleep > > I thought the Dog in the village ok once It was 30 odd years ago when it was full of Bikers and good beer... and does anyone remember a tiny bar at the front that in earlier days had been 'Men Only' area.. Foxy.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When is a jam jar a beer glass? When you are in Pedlar (Peckham) having a drink. and other POSH places too. Foxy..

jaywalker Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No it cannot be about function. That would mean it > had an essence as being-for something in advance > of the practice in which it was recognisable. > There are no glasses, tables or ashtrays: we reify > constellations of signifiers as things (here, as > prototypes) and then tell children they are beings > - 'get your elbows off my table or I will hit you' > (I remember). That is True and there are no books. http://www.azquotes.com/picture-quotes/quote-there-are-no-solids-there-are-no-things-there-are-only-interfering-and-non-interfering-r-buckminster-fuller-103-97-36.jpg Who is going to argue with Fuller. DulwichFox

I'm old enough to remember when pubs sold ale and Guiness not super chilled. Nuts and crisps in the evening and maybe a steak & Onon pie at lunch time with Worcester sauce if you were lucky. The chippy was open until midnight after the 'Flicks' turned out. Pie and mash on Peckham Park Road open till 09.00 / 10.00 at night. The chinese that sold pancake rolls.. chips Rice and curry sauce. that was it. There were a few Indian restaurants that did Chicken Curry on the bone and plain rice and chapatis. Kebabs came later. A few Chain Pizza Huts.. Wimpys.. Golden Egg .. up town.. No one complained.. Pub.. Chippie.. home.. sorted. Going to the pub for Pizza.. WTF . DulwichFox.

Best burger I have had recently was at Dulwich Hamlet FC.. not that I eat that many.. Was ?4.00 ish.. with unjuns.. Foxy

A glass made out of glass is a glass.. An ashtray made out of glass is an ashtray not a glass. So when does an ashtray become a glass.. Take a table and cut an inch off each leg.. it is still a table.. Cut off another 2 inches .. it is still a table.. Keep going.. When does a table become a tray. ? DulwichFox.

Just a light breakfast for me.. 3 Rashers grilled sreaky bacon .. 2 slices of sourdough fried in olive oil.. 1 Tangerine.. Tea. Foxy

Where is the Gowlett .. ? DulwichFox

A Walk through the Woods ending at the Dulwich Wood House is a walk ruined.. What a great pub it was 30 years ago. When it WAS a pub. DulwichFox

All I can say is , If Sue has so much trouble buying 3 books from a Charity Shop.. .. How does she cope with the Supermarket with all the Buy one, Get one Free offers.. 3 for 2 offers .. Buy one get 2nd 1/2 price offers.. :) Must be a nightmare.. Foxy

I will be there Radiant Bhuna.. Foxy

When the Assistant picked up the ?2 book and said "That's not in the sale, it will be ?2. But you can get another book for free.". Why didn't you just pay the ?2.00 as you expected and ?1.00 each for the other 2. ?4.00 in all. Which you did in the end anyway. Why engage in such a pointless argument about the subject matter. ??? It's a charity shop.. Just give them a Fiver and everyone would be happy and no stress.. Foxy.

I have been going with the Predict Stats over recent weeks and got 3 points for outcomes. Never noticed them before. Will be going back to Foxy Stats in future and hope to do better.. Foxy

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > BrandNewGuy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > It's easy to do pizza plus drink in Franco > Manca > > for a tenner. > > > > > And very delicious pizzas they are too! > > I took my daughter and son-in-law there for lunch > in the Summer. My son-in-law said afterwards that > his heart had sunk when we said we were going for > a pizza, but he had been too polite to say > anything, however they were both really impressed > with the price and quality. > > One of my granddaughters is dairy free for health > reasons, and they were really accommodating in > using her "special cheese" (ie not really cheese) > to make a pizza for her. Yes it's called Cheese analogue Many if not most Pizza outlets use Analouges. I saw a programme on TV about the scam where people think they are getting real cheese. Cheese Analogues are a lot cheeper to produce. Fine if you are told what you are getting. Foxy

RT News.. Channel 135. NATO to send 4,000 troops to Russian boarders.. NATO sends 4,000 combat troops to Poland and Baltic states May 2017 Don't think we need to worry about a third runway 10 years on.. We might not be here.. DulwichFox

I think the problem is that whilst some retailers (Farmers) have merchandise outside it is in a space not occupying the pavement. Space belonging to the shop. Doesn't Dulwich DIY have stuff on the pavement. ?? Great shop though.. Valuable asset to E.D. DulwichFox

bil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jaflong is moving to East Dulwich road (or another > location in ED). I've eaten there a few times, the > food is delicious! Jaflong is currently still operating from both locations.. Jaflong Tandoori 42 East Dulwich Rd. Jaflong 41 Lordship Lane. Same Menu .. but nice food (Bangaladeshi / Indian ) and good value. BYOB at both places with no corkage charge. DulwichFox

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Click on the article and you'll see. I did.. and clicked [review] button which went nowhere. none of the [Review] Buttons work. just stays on same page. Foxy ETA.. links now working.. It was not me that was mentioned but I have a good idea it was probably Michael P.

Grok Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes, Sue does seem to like bemoaning Jaflong on > here. Maybe she didnt get a window seat! > > Howevef, Jaflong got a rave review in last weeks > local press. And you may have been mentioned too, > Foxy?! > > http://www.southwarknews.co.uk/lifestyle/ > > > > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Sue > > > > Proofreading a flyer before going to print is > no > > guarantee that the printers will not cock it > up. > > > > Most people here do not have the time to do > the > > job as you seem to of done. :) > > > > Having said that.. you failed to observe > Bhaji > > was spelt incorrectly several times as Bhajee. > > > > If you are going to do a job.. ? > > > > Foxy Where exactly is the actual review.. and fail to see where I may of been mentioned. ?? Foxy

Sue Proofreading a flyer before going to print is no guarantee that the printers will not cock it up. Most people here do not have the time to do the job as you seem to of done. :) Having said that.. you failed to observe Bhaji was spelt incorrectly several times as Bhajee. If you are going to do a job.. ? Foxy