spadetownboy

i thought he worked in sea cow

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We should all support Dulwich Hamlet, it'll be a > long time before anyone wants to take them to > America! the way they,re playing it will be a very long time indeed, relegation material at the moment.

mscraw, just to fill you in hallow,een is not another americanism,its actually a celebration of an old celtic pagan festival and was around long before mr colombus was even a twinkle in his parents eyes. its has always been very widely celebrated in ireland and calling on houses has always been a tradition as long as i can remember, as gerry points out it is great fun espicially back home as we know how to enjoy it. you dont get none of the bah humbug attitude you get over here pumpkin or no pumpkin all houses are fair game and all will have a little something for the kids. so lighten up you miserable gits and get the haribo in for the kids, cans and single fags for the older ones.

why should the music be turned down ,if someone has put a couple of quid in a jukie then they should be able to listen to the music, saying that there should be a bit of give and take ie if there is match on then it might be polite to wait until its over before sticking on the jukie, rather than having the two sounds compete, or if the guv,nor knows there is a big match on with a crowd expected not switch the jukie on in the first place.

This Polish bloke goes to Specsavers for an eyetest and a new pair of bins. The optician stands him against the wall and asks hiM can he read DREZHETEZXKDHZ the bottom line on the chart. "Read it" replies the bloke,"i know him".

boosboss Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As hard as I think of a way to try to make my > occupation sound interesting, I can't :( I'm just > a tube driver :) just a tube driver thats means you,re the wealthiest person on this site. now dont be organising a walkout that was meant as tongue in cheek.

Forensic Pathology, so if anyone on the site ever gets done in ,you could well end up in my hands.

he certainly is a very unlikable and manipulative character, pretty much like the bloke that did the film on mcdonalds,super size me, theres guys making a lot of money out of what joe public knows already, that the american healthcare system is unfair,that bush is a mong and that mcdonalds is bad for you but apart from mcds introducing salad and fruit to the menu is what they say going to change anything except the size of their bank balance i think not.

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I forget that I am and it scares the life out of > me to realise; > > a) I'm driving a car - Wow!!! (it's only been 10 > years this year :-S) > b) I am totally independent > c) I can tell my Mum to eff off.... ::o > d) my life hasn't turned out the way I expected it > to when I was 10. > > On a slightly separate note, this Saturday a > couple of my friends are having a themed party at > their house. The theme is "what did you want to be > when you grew up" and you have to go in fancy > dress. I didn't fancy digging out my jodhpurs and > sourcing a mounted police officer's outfit, so I'm > not going. And besides, I got a better offer ;-) > Does sound like a bit of a laugh though. > > Funny how things turn out.... jodhpurs and a police uniform (salivates uncontrollably)>:D<

dosent look much different than what its like at the moment,but if it means my 37 gets to brixton that bit quicker then sounds like a good idea.

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is ED. Surely you only use organic fair-trade > leaches from independent retailers. and only locally sourced ones i hope.

its worth checking out what extras you get, im with the post office and they throw in home cover which basically if anything leaks or dosent work etc they send someone round to fix it, i had a leaking stopcock on my rising main and tried my basic pluming skills to repair it no go,called the po last tue evening and the bloke came round on wed morning took one look went outside and turned the house water supply off came back in and replaced the whole valve took 30 mins and according to him if i had used a normal pluming service there wouldnt have been much change from a ton, so cant really argue with that.

SimonM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The tunnel was between Dulwich & St Francis > hospitals , and ran under the railway line. The > staff magazine was called "The Tunnel" its hardly a tunnel its more or less an underpass under the railway line but as a young buck returning to hambledon court from the bright lights of lordship lane it was a bit of a godsend, saved me having to walk the whole way round to st francis road.

thought so,it was,nt the breed that gave it away more the pan loaf,only 2 places you get bread discribed as pan ireland and scotland,unfortunately they havnt discovered the delights of plain bread down here yet.

4.51 am/pm? kids they fuck you up straight from the start, my two were born at 0512 and 0626hrs respectively and it appears that,s the time they tend to wake up most days as well.

why do you build me up (build me up ) buttercup baby.........

never a patient there thank christ,but when i first started working at kings ,i was renting in east dulwich grove and used to get the shuttle bus between the two sites and my only abiding memory of the place was coming off nights,getting the shuttle to dulwich and popping into the hospital for a nice fried breakfast before hitting the pillow.

PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Had it anything to do with fireworks in the bins > going off too? whats the point in that, its much more fun tying them to a cats tail.

Alan Dale Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think its more to do with their schools not > playing football or even their culture not valuing > football as highly. > > Baiting the rugby lads was a regular Wednesday > night affair at uni. Josh Lucy even pushed me once > but I let him off (shat myself I mean). They were > all too nice to actually fight though. Well > brought up too much to lose.... who,s josh lucy?

just about to settle down to a pancake roll,fried king prawns with salt and chilli,crispy shredded beef in chilli sauce and fried rice,with the obligatory prawn crackers all washed down with an ice cold peroni, hard to beat the weekly chinese.

you scottish by any chance?

which stuck his gears in neutril;-)

far from it bb i got my slow cooker 2 years ago and while it can be a pain in the back side doing the preparation once its in its in and thats it,6-7 hrs later, boil a few spuds and dinners ready.

i was in the cemetry this morning and i saw the grave digger walking around carrying a coffin. when i left 3 hours later he was still walking around carrying the same coffin. i thought to myself he,s lost the plot.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My dad used to sing Danny Boy to me as a child. barry mcguigan when he was boxing his da would always sing danny boy from the ring pre-fight,still sends a shiver down my spine thinking about it there wasnt a dry eye in the house.