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Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thats the one, and I think, but could be wrong, > the nice bloke who ran it was called Geoff. it was geoff, and i,ve still got 2 vids from the shop as he basically closed down over night.

phew:))

it doesnt whatsoever, i still drink in the vale,shop in sainsburys and iceland, have yet to blacken the doorway of william rose, and i love plastic bags

annaj Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Asset, you're right. It was a typo - I've changed > it. > Cocaine is very habit forming, but there are not > physical withdrawal signs. use of cocaine does lead to withdrawal issues.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Father Ted? father jack.

what do you mean he,s far better than any other store or harrods, i thought there was only one:(. as regards the fair, to be brutally honest it was no big shakes i dont agree with the whole snub concept but fair does for putting it on.

Michael Palaeologus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Kyle > > Gatwick airport is someway to the south of London, > you need to get a train from Gatwick to London > Bridge station and then a train from London Bridge > to East Dulwich station. I suggest you buy an "A > to Z" of London (its a street map book) from WH > Smiths (a magazine and book shop) a either Gatwick > or London Bridge. > > As a US citizen you wont be eligible for state > benefits, do you have a work visa? Some places > might take you on without one, but it would be > difficult. > > Not sure that ED is the bestplace to start for a > place to stay in the first instance. If you are on > a limited budget you might want to search for the > Travellers Hostels that cater for young travellers > - there are a few near London Bridge (St > Christophers and the Dover Castle for instance) > there are many over in West London in ad around > Earls Court. forget all that just post a message mid-atlantic as to your arrival time and someone will pick you up.

8th

WGAF

i,ll keep my thoughts to myself.

Nero Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is my second in about eight weeks. Not > usually a coldy person. This is not as bad as the > last, but really peed off that it's number 2 in as > many months. Any thoughts? I clean my hands about > eight times a day, eat lots of fruit, drink a > little and stay hydrated. Nero i just got over my second one on Wednesday,had it from the previous Friday, but it was a bit more than a cold more like a flu, had the raised temp and headache and puked my ring up all day Monday ( not on the 176 i hasten to add) just took to the cot with copious amounts of paracetamol,ibuprofen and tea and rode out the storm, surprisingly no one else in the house caught the lurgy off me.

the cat will be chuffed.

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keef get it as soon as you can its available to rent, and is probably the best film i have seen in the past 5 years.

and with whips the apostles he did flay.

no chance

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > EDA > > nice one! >:D > By "up to date" I was guessing that you knew what > I meant - but re-reading it I think you mean > spoiler-wise in the show itself? > > Ok - but don't say I didn't warn you: > > Why I went off Earl > > It has spoiled it for me and I have watched 2 > episodes since I found out only to sit there the > whole time going "noooooooo" old hat

seanmlow Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Right - vomit stories here we come! > > I once vomited after a rather bumpy ride on the 12 > - it was after i had been thrown off the bus by > the driver at Dulwich library. No one stopped to > help! thats why they should bring back the routemaster,you could just hang off the back,do the deed,continue on your journey and not offend fellow passengers.

squirting ?

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The ongoing emptiness does bother me - I can only > assume a favourable lease negotiated long ago, > unsustainable when it's up for renewal > > I've never had a bad time there but the food is, > well it's not great and prone to being > ridiculously salty. It has served well but if I > was the owners and wanted to stay there I would > shorten the menu, get some good mexican dishes on > there and try and attract more punters in other words send in gordon

feathered and tarred

best mexican on lordship lane, i like it others dont, nice food good drink, but only thing is to go along and make your own mind up, and if you dont like it you can always get the 176 home;-)

the piano teacher was pretty boring as are most of isahelle hupperts films, on the same subject of pianos and teachers, keep your eyes peeled for the page turner, very subtle french story of revenge, stars the same young actress who was recently in a belgian film called l,enfant/the child about a down and out who sells his new born child, pretty disturbing show,

the best thing on tv right now - the huns losing 2-1.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am well aware that I am in a vast minority with > Withnail, which is why I keep telling myself that > one day I'll suddenly love it... you,re not mate, its fcuking shite with a capital crap. as for this is england its not much better, i expected a lot more from meadows espicially following the excellent dead mans shoes, but to be truthful not a great deal happens and it depends far too much on its nostalgia value to be a hit,its basically a poor mans quadrophenia of the 80s. for the fans of korean cinema out there look out for a film available on dvd called r-point very very good ,otherwise my recommendations for the week are zodiac,the counterfeiters and days of glory a ww2 based french film available on dvd.