Annette Curtain

I have met *Bob* She's alright in the flesh. I also think I've spotted/met Hona-B. I've even thrown M.T.H. refs into the conversation but nothing back .....so who knows ? Still onward and upward. See y'al soon X Nette;-)

OK For this one time i'll try to be serious. My other half is in the industry ( she supplies many a salon ) The names that have stuck in my head ( for the wrong reason maybe ) a top 10 chart of sorts. There are a few real stinkers that slip my mind, so I'll ask her when she comes in. Beauty with fire Fire & Ice Studio by_______ ( your name here, there are loads of these ) Porquoi Pas ( in essex I think. Imagine the phone being answered "Pukkwaa paaaaaaa. 'ow may I 'elp youoooo" ) The Beauty Room ( a brighton based business ) Therapia ( gone bust ) In fact many don't last sadly. Good luck though & keep it simple.

Eating is such a joy. Luckily ( for me ) I travel to many parts of our great city in the working week & I feel we are truly spoilt for choice. So, I'd like to start a thread for "Off the Manor" eateries. ( though still easily accessible by public transport ) Of late I've been based in Hoxton Square E1. So I can recommend The following....both accessible by the new East london line ( hoxton or shoreditch high St ) Cay Tre. 332 Old Street EC1 KEU bahn mi deli. 301 Old Street EC1 Both are Vietnamese and owned by the same people. The first is a sit down canteen style. Not particularly fancy but the food is very good/fresh. Charcoal grilled barbecue pork, with chilled noodles and spring rolls is heavenly. ?6:00 at lunch time. Also loads of other street food and excellent Pho noodle soups all at ?6:00 Helpful & joyful staff, which is a bonus. The deli is sit in or take-away, far newer/more stylish with lots of different options too. Vietnamese/French bread baguettes and one plate meals.Plus good coffee. Oh, and lastly, the visual people traffic is "delicious" too. Enjoy. Nette:))

Hmmmm, howabout.... ZITS & TITS "We squeeze both" N:-$

*blushes but still takes out knob restraining order*

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > bloody bavarian bloody smoked bloody cheese gets > bloody everywhere Maxxi, maxxi, maxxi, Rescind your anger, Smok/Bav is an unwilling criminal in the cheese world. I'm much more furious with Red Leicester; which is neither red nor from Leicester. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/ab/Cheese_25_bg_051306.jpg/800px-Cheese_25_bg_051306.jpg ( the red object in this image is an apple btw ) RosieH. Please note, the nose is cut from this cheese. The H-E

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He's 72 today you know. AND still alive. Which is nice ( oh gawd, please don't go and die tomorrow ) Nette.

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does this mean that purgatory is filled with > Babybels? Yes. Purgatory is a giant fondue of bubbling hot cheese maxxi, though i'm not sure it's limited to "Babybels" as i'm sure the odd cheese string or Bavarian Smoked slips in there. Does that answer your question ? H-E

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have another question: Dear all seeing Hand-Eye, > will I ever have dinner with people who can > navigate a cheese board and don't cut the cheese > so as to nab all the best bits for themselves? Ah Rosie Welcome back to the table of the fountain of knowledge. The Hand-Eye? says.... There once was a woman who saw heaven and hell, but found they were nearly the same. Each one consisted of a group of people sitting at a round table with cheese. But their chopsticks were way too long to eat cheese with! The difference was that people in heaven were always full of cheese and happy, while the people in hell were messin' with the cheese. H-E

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dear Hand-Eye > > will I ever win the lottery? Remember that ticket you lost....? Of course you will can win, the odds aren't bad at 16 million to one. The old saying "to eat an elephant, you must start with the first bite" is never more pertinent. H-E

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Never RosieH.. never.... > > *shakes head* Agree Now look to the future cos the hand/eye ain't listening/seeing. :-S

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The average piece of 80gsm A4 office paper is > 0.09mm thick. > > If you fold this in half 42 times it is almost > exactly the distance required to reach the moon. > > Strange eh? Really.. And you get paid to fold/figure out paper/stuff ? The H-E sees a bright and ordered future for you ( but then you don't need a H-E to tell you that). *puts kettle on* :-S

Sydenham

Salsaboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Apart from 42, what is the answer? The Hand-Eye says.. 42 eggs = 40 eggs + 2 eggs Next ?

Frankito Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do you have any brothers or sisters as I want one > too? I know Frankito, such a profound question. And when will there be world/global peace. The Hand-Eye? sees your keys down the back of the sofa btw. Next ? Nette:-S

Yes, it's the all seeing.... http://img683.imageshack.us/img683/7408/photo1xk.jpg Hand-Eye? I have developed a "secular stigmata" of sorts from a recent burn. It seems to have a power all of its own. I Look into the Hand-Eye and see the future. You too can share my gift before the Hand-Eye? closes ( never to reopen ) You may ask it ONE powerful & personal question. Namsate⍨ Nette(?)

Scratch a hippie, find a fascist. (6)

Cup cakes schmuck cakes. They're sooooo done. Cakes is where it's at. nette:)

Remind me to tell you my "Hugh Cornwell" story tomorrow. Oh how I love this story.... Nette:))

Residents of N3 would eat anything ( i'd imagine ) after having "the papers" delivered. Nette(tu) ( saw this on a doorstep yesterday )

craigieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can you believe someone has dumped an old fridge > outside our front door while we were on > holiday.......how cheeky is that, and it looks > like we are pikeys Pikey.

Louis Theroux Touring Americas Prisons last night. That was a horror right ? ....it gave me bad dreams mummy why aren't you breathing :-$

Hey.. Aren't you the fat guy from the cafe ? N(?)

Frankito Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jeremy, is that dark n' stormy? I love those... Get a booth you two. Nette:-$

Bizzaro indeed Franki-poo's ( you didn't sing "jinglebells" did you ) N(tu)