Annette Curtain

I too feel your pain 'bout now Oh and wtf are "Integral" onion rings And how big is a bucket And who's Charlie.....& actually i've quite put m'self off the Poke now.

The Poke ?10.75 8oz Burger with Crushed Bird's Eye Chillis, Old Amsterdam Cheese & Integral Onion Rings. Charlie's favourite. Now inclusive of bucket of hand-cut Chips or Fries Yummy ! Do they sell/serve Cider ? Stooopd question I know

Can I ask why you need NEW 1p's

It's not a Cup Cake business is it ? Please say no. Other than that , show us one of your cakes please.

Come on, who wouldn't want any one of these ? http://assets3.notonthehighstreet.com/system/product_images/images/001/138/246/normal_reto-hamburger-phone.jpg?1368196930http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRPKzPu3gogjAHUa8wU35hwCPdd3DvN_GrBTX6Hr47p5eFL6Kcohttp://www.oldphoneworks.com/imgsize.php?w=300&h=300&constrain=1&img=images/D/Face-02.jpg

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Heinz Salad Cream. Though really it has no season. > It's just extree special June to August. Funnily, I just ate (cold) some steamed greens, beans, peas and those long thin broccoli thing, which i'd chopped some mint, oil and oregano into Delicious I thought, but a splock of salad cream would work here a treat.

northlondoner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Aargh. My plot revealed. Damn you Curtain.... Miss Marple meets Grayson Perry me ! *polishes knuckles*

This is one possibility: OP is sniffing out a property and the owners won't budge on price OP posts as above and creates a Nunhead-going-to-the-dogs vibe OP goes back to vendor "Well, i'd like it but the ear on the ground says...." OP shows vendor local forum thread Vendor thinks "yeah, now I KNOW I want out" OP offer is accepted Job done.

No but really, I ACTUALLY LIKE NUNHEAD (for the record)

Tis vey vey naice It is Camberwell proper isn't it. I like that and it's quite posh actually y'know I'd deffo live there

True Louisa, there's permanent Wednesday feel in Nunhead A grubby manilla mirage, lost in its own anonymity, a cemetery of the past Nothingness upon nothingness, death row for dormice, discarded chicken box A torn-up not so lucky "lucky dip" and a white dog shit that goes unnoticed Oh sweetness, this is sounding like the lyrics to a Smiths song. *flops into nan's inherited 1940's sofa & wails "nunhead" into a bell jar*

Putting the log fire on again (as I did last night, and the night before)

I actually agree with Louisa (fancy that) here. Though it's not deteriorated, but maybe stagnated sideways a little. It seems to have retained much of the good stuff and not fallen into the over gentrification mode. When I first moved to london many years ago it was the one place where I thought "I could live here" and bar a few spammy flat developments, I still could. As for dogs fighting, then any dogs at it is quite scary. The noise and the apparent lack of control is shocking, whatever the breed. Sadly not many owners know how to separate a dog in full swing & i've seen normally bright smart people doing stupid things to try and split them. That in its self creates high drama and risks personal injury.

Discount cheese It's like a dairy version of DFS. Is Cathedral whatever dooh daah ever at full price?

White chocolate tools Shrimps Money in my bank ac Liquorice Pipes with hundreds and thousands on Aniseed twists Smegma

the-e-dealer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My Point is Veggies live longer! > > This may be American too but I believe we are > simlar to Americans in our biology. > > http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/763435_2 But not longer than this Meat & Veg eating group. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okinawa_diet

Without being facetious. If you're carrying any excess bodyweight, then loose it. It's a positive way to give the injury a chance to heal.

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't get me wrong, I think street art can be > nice. And I think IngridB did a helluva job. > > But the big bee at the Plough is a stinker. > > Can we have this one instead? No the big bee is nice So shut y'mowff steveo

DaveR Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Enforce all existing laws? All the time? And with > equal seriousness, regardless of the infringement? > What an excellent notionAnnette Curtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------ > See Uri Geller is back again. > > Tho see my post above your. I'll explain briefly, then you can take the megaphone out of your rear end. I never wrote or implied the comment contained within the > Enforce all existing laws? All the time? And with equal seriousness, regardless of the infringement? What an excellent notion< You even deride your own comment with "What an excellent notion" Lastly, Uri Geller used to bend spoons out of shape, you take other peoples views or comments and do the same. Except Uri Geller was quite entertaining with it.

Applespider Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Annette Curtain Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Last night I ate at Bruno Loubet's new place > The > > Grain Store in Kings X > > > > Ooooh... I hadn't realised it had opened. For > some reason I thought it was next week. Must go! Soft this week, opens proper next week. Good service too.

DaveR talking out of his saddle sore ar5e again >in Italy you won't find any 'vegetarian options'< Verdura Vegetables Italian Style Vianna La Place Mc Millan books http://www.abebooks.co.uk/Verdura-Vegetables-Italian-Style-Place-Viana/4817582977/bd 385 pages on Italian vegetable dishes. Quite the book on "you guessed it" Italian vegetable dishes.

Last night I ate at Bruno Loubet's new place The Grain Store in Kings X Very veg orientated and friggin good/innovative too. There are meat options, but not hugely based around it. *Like*

# EDF Thread Deviation 5150 Burying a body under a patio or decking Discuss

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wasn't alone in thinking...'patio?' then ;) Nearly said "patio" but thought twice about it, as I reckon steveo's more of a decking kinda guy.

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The first wife Slightly disturbing that one steveo.