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Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Louisa Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > FFS why can't anything successful just be left > > alone? This pub is one of the last proper > boozers > > in the area it wouldn't hurt to leave something > be > > would it? It currently does one of the best > roast > > dinners in the area anyway, > > No it doesn't, its roast dinners are rubbish. > > Cheap and a lot of it, but remind me of my school > dinners in the early sixties, and believe me that > is not a pleasant memory :( > > Friendly pub, but not somewhere I would willingly > choose to go and eat. I don't remember having Roast dinners at my school. But then I did not go to school on a Sunday. People I know speak highly of the Sunday Roast at the White Horse. But they are very ordinary people like myself.. and a bit Old. You know. Pensioner types.. They'll eat anything you put in front of them. Foxy

Mr Ben .. Are you a member of the Flat Earth Society.. ?? Foxy.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > FFS why can't anything successful just be left > alone? This pub is one of the last proper boozers > in the area it wouldn't hurt to leave something be > would it? It currently does one of the best roast > dinners in the area anyway, whilst retaining > itself as a proper locals drinking hole. A very > friendly one too. It's a great example to all the > other old style pubs that you can be a success > without going all gastro. > > Queue the "Louisa is repeating herself again and > hates change" argument. > > > Louisa. Lou.. You and I both get stick when we say 'keep things as they are..' We get accused of not embracing change... Yet... When we suggest things are not working at any given venue , and they are destined to failure if they don't make changes, we get accused of expressing joy in seeing a business fail or of being negative. Can't win mate.. Foxy

One way or the other, Foxtons is here to stay... Until THEY decide whether to pull out. They are likely to be here long after most of the pop-ups have gone. Dulwichfox

I remember Sydney Fox.. I think I got my suit from there when I got married in 1983. DulwichFox .. No relation

What I'm saying is generally if you pay a premium price you are usually guaranteed it will last.. It will come with a 5 year guarantee. .. but its also true that a cheaper brand may well last just as long, but not guaranteed too do so. Remember the Ad. Ariston goes on and on and on and on ... My Ariston Washer/Dryer lasted 22 years.. When I bought my Hotpoint from Curry's 2 years ago .. the guy said, "don't expect this one to last that long" Keeping fingers crossed.. Foxy

I've had kettles last over 5 years+ You do need to de-fur ?? them from time to time. Get what you pay for. Foxy

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At least we are back on subject.. DulwichFox

Louisa... You are a nightmare.. :) I was in Ramsgate on Sunday and in the sun for 3-4 hours.. I was using Factor 20 and I am quite dark skinned.. You need to be careful. Sunburn is dangerous.. I would advice going to the local pharmacy.. What we going to do with you.. ? Foxy

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's dull as dishwater, only very occasionally > does a thread appear that's worth clicking on. Don't click on it then.. Simple. DF

Wasn't the best reply.. but I suppose Lou has just given up. Sh*t or Bust situation.. Foxy..

Jeremy ? Is that you ? Foxy

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's just two bits of bread with a lump of beef in > the middle, Lou. > > They're all the same. No they're not.. Food Porn ?@ThatsFoodPorn Double Zombie Burger & Fries DulwichFox

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's one in Clapham rah, and ditto what Jeremy > said above. If you're a fan of medium- rare > burgers you'll be highly impressed. The meat was > melt in the mouth. Various options around chip > sizes and whether or not they've got jackets on > etc and probably the nicest onion rings ive ever > tasted. > > Foxy when you taking me? Lol > > Louisa. Get yer. coat. :) Foxy

TD Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is there any places local that sells wood chips > for smoking? Homebase http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/weber-hickory-chips---3lb-949695 Foxy

After 8 years.. ? Don't give up .. Foxy..

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This is an appeal to reinstate Louisa. Louisa Date Registered: 26/02/2007 3,493 posts.. Louisa has been here for over 8 years.. I do not know the details of the offensive post that got Louisa 'banned' / banished to the Lounge. I think she has served her sentence and would like to ask the moderators to reconsider their decision to ban her. She has over the years added value to the forum and is witty, funny with posts that some have misinterpreted.. There are others here whose posts are of a more personal and insulting nature than Louisa's posts. I urge others here to also give our Lou. another chance. DulwichFox

Louisa is an Exeter Blow-in LOL.. Byron Burger has always a good reputation. They have one at Bluewater but I have not tried it. But then I'm not a big Burger person. Could make an exception for you though Lou. ;-) That would give the 'Burgers' something to talk about. :) Foxy

Using public Wi-Fi for business can be hazardous... There are serious security issues and other people could be stealing your data.. It's pretty easy for someone who wants to intercept your data in a man-in-the-middle attack to set up a network called "Free Wi-Fi" or any other variation that includes a nearby venue name, to make you think it's a legitimate source. If you are connecting via Windows, make sure to turn off file sharing and mark the Wi-Fi connection as a public network. You can find this option in the Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center > Change Advanced Sharing Settings. Under the Public heading, turn off the file sharing toggle. You may also want to turn on the Windows Firewall when connecting to a public network if it's not already activated. These settings are also found in Control Panel > Windows Firewall. Full article.. :- http://www.cnet.com/uk/how-to/tips-to-stay-safe-on-public-wi-fi/ DulwichFox

Those that give Brilliant reviews of their own business. DulwichFox

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