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spadetownboy

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  1. citizenED Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I bought a pack of sainsbos rich tea fingers to > have with my after work cup of tea. Should i have > gone for regular rich teas? > > citizen probably a wise decision to go for the fingers rather than the regular ones,as depending on the size of your cup dunking the whole regular biscuit can sometimes be a problem requiring several goes,whereas the fingers are narrow enough to achieve whole dunking in one go. congratulations on your choice.
  2. yeh the amazon ones not bad at all fair enough you,re restricted to 6 films per month but you can have 3 at home at any one time and as you point out keef 6 is hard enough to watch over the month what with the old sky + and various other activities to keep one ocupied.
  3. im in the amazon dvd rental package ?10 per month for the max package,pretty good value for 6 dvds per month with all the latest releases and an excellent back catalogue.
  4. eh, dulwich park anybody!
  5. fractionater Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jaffa cakes every time! do they qualify for this thread, are they cakes or biscuits in disguise?
  6. dont be worrying sean im just back in from a fine old evening in sunny brixton and im blitzing away like mad.
  7. stews,soups,cassies whatever you want its hard to beat the old slow cooker,does a mean bit of coq au vin rouge.mmm mmm.
  8. did it happen on the pavement?
  9. Fear 'n boozin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > does Letchworth have a pub yet? has cleethorpes got a mexican?
  10. if its wine you,re after get up to springers best bins in town.
  11. SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You could always ask the Murphia to protect you have they not been decommisioned?
  12. dulwichmum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am not trying to be antagonistic in any way, but > I spent about six weeks in Wales last year, and > they do not say hello to anyone they do not know > where I was. They knew me, my name and everything > - it is a small village and they know my husband > because he was born and bred there, but they spoke > Welsh in my company and behaved as though I was > not there. I felt like a complete fish out of > water. It was dreadful, they were a most > unfriendly rude lot. > > I was overjoyed to return to Dulwich - my home of > twenty years, and to see familiar friendly faces > everywhere. People in Sainos, in the dry cleaners > on Lordship Lane, the library and the coffee shops > all say hi and are generally warm and welcoming. > I think it is a great idea for us all to say > hello, but I feel Dulwich is generally a happy > welcoming place to be already. dm dont worry they were probably just bleating.
  13. you could always freeze the rest.
  14. i almost got nicked in 1993 when myself and a few mates stumbling back home from the forresters happened upon a few sacks of clothing left outside the charity shop corner of g vale/lsl. being slightly the worse for wear we decided to have a rummage and got some nice bras,skirts etc and proceded to dress up and parade up and down the road,luckily the officers in the patrol car that happened upon us saw the funny side of things and let us go with a pretty severe telling off.still if i learnt one lesson it was black lace dosent suit me.
  15. Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A cinema would be good, if only they hadn't > destroyed this place (which I'm sure Louisa has > fond memories of): > > http://www.darkscreens.co.uk/cinema.asp?id=184 looks like it was destroyed by a jerry zepplin circa 1916.
  16. 2, footballs at 4.
  17. starting to suffer from soccer and rugby withdrawal well worry no more the GAA hurling and football championships have started and really kick off today with a double bill, cork v clare in the munster hurling championship and armagh v donegal in the ulster football championship. so if you,re interested get up to the castle or any other irish pub with setanta sports and prepared to be amazed. no cry-babies here.
  18. a 10 mil appartment in kings cross,feck me whats it do blow you every morning,it would need to at that price.
  19. well its haaaaapppy hour again. sorry just been to a wedding the dj played it.
  20. what goes beep,beep,beep,beep,beep.................................the liverpool open top bus reversing back into the garage.
  21. will do.
  22. Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I actually agree with you Snorky. However, I still > don't think you can really compare Hillsborough to > Heysel, they were so so different.... > > If anyone's interested, I found THIS to be a good > and unbiased(ish) account of Hillsborough and the > aftermath. And HERE is a thing about Haysel, for > which the Liverpool fans involved should obviously > carry a very large amount of the blame (although > not all, as you can't really blame them for the > wall collapsing). are you fcuking on something you cant really blame them for the wall collapsing,if the red scum hadnt forced their way into the juventus end and attacked their fans, forcing them to retreat the wall wouldnt have collapsed in the first place. the pure and simple facts are when there have been disasters involving english football teams in the past 25yrs,there is only one group of supporters involved and only for the intervention of the greek police i have no doubt whatsoever we would now be looking at a 3rd incident involving the supporters of liverpool. strangely enough the milan supporters had similar probs with counterfeit ticket holders gaining access at the expence of genuine ticket holders yet no reports of any trouble from them. by the way not all irish people support man.u,some of us even support the mighty hotspurs.
  23. spadetownboy

    a joke

    just been reading in the paper they,ve invented viagra eye drops.............................they make you look hard.
  24. half the time its not the quality of the photo but whether or not the photo meets the standards of the passport office,ie size of picture,no smiling,hair over face,etc. i got a passport for my daughter last year and the photos were rejected i sent them back with a covering note mentioning that the subject was only 3 yrs old and was,nt able to strike a pose like an adult could, they were accepted.
  25. wait till he passes it.
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