maxxi

It's the 'from' that grabbed my eye - so judging by the kind of cockwombles that would use that word and price it in 99s, the smallest shittiest gaff on the block is that price but anything other than that is much, much more.....

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > maxxi Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Still the silly season which is why I'm doing > okay > > - that and the eclipse. > > > > I put it down to either the statistical > anomalies > > caused by an over-long transfer window... or > the > > apocalypse is nigh. > > I thought you were using witchcraft or some such? Only when Duncan's horses do turn and eat each other (which is what usually happens when i have a bet on one of them...)

Still the silly season which is why I'm doing okay - that and the eclipse. I put it down to either the statistical anomalies caused by an over-long transfer window... or the apocalypse is nigh.

Apologies if already mentioned but saw the transfers are going up on the window of the old (tiny) Nina Christe shop in LL nr Curry Cabin and it's going to be a vape shop - 53 Vape. Be first in the queue and get a free t-shirt (probably).

To move sadly on might split an infinitive... which is sad. And to say there is an element of luck is to cast a slur on my genius footballing nous viz this weeks results - the idea! Just because it's true that any week I do well is sure to be one of unusual not to say silly results. Yours, Mystic max

ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > KidKruger Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Can't wait to ""be seen" there, may even buy > some > > food if I'm going to all that effort. > > I'm just going to stand in the queue, get to the > front, then go to the back of the queue again. > Much better chance of being seen that way I think. I'm going to stand outside and shake my head a lot and say to anyone who'll listen "I remember when this used to be a Londis you know, oooh this area's changed!"

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > The council have been informed. Squealer

Help-Ma-Boab Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag. What's the dog poo status on your street > please? Always thought of Seabag as an 'avenue' sort of a girl*. *other genders are available

My neighbour has an indoor bin. Several if the stories of his upstairs are to be believed. So selfish. I have a recycled bin which I do not use as a recycling bin in case it disappears.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Prediction time again, gets harder each year. > > Man City > Man Utd > Spurs > Chelsea > > Relegated - Brighton, Huddersfield, Watford Bold RD - feel Chelsea have a Mourinho year coming up? I think Spurs will too *ducks*. ManU Man C Chelsea Liverpool Relegated- Swansea, Bournemouth, Brighton > > > Championship - Boro, Reading Shef Wed...

Forgot I had to choose players first - in now ok 👌

Rhinestone Cowboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can see that the Barclays Premier league has > already updated for new season re fantasy > football > > Let me know code for Prediction addict > > thanks Yep, signing up for that too, anyone remember the code or is it a new one? Did you set this up too RD?

Got it, thanks RD.

Is there a new PIN? Just logged in and can't find the EDF mini-league; is it still going ahead?

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Forget Hart, Hammers signing Little Pea will be > the signing of the summer in the current market, > an absolute steal. Disappointed MU haven't gone > for him, we're still short of another proven PL > goal scorer... I can't believe we landed him, hope he's not crocked.

I like Adrian as a stopper but I think Hart brings a bit extra. I think defence will benefit overall as they had some awful moments last season. And Adrian will fetch good price if he goes to Newcastle or wherever.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Find something else to do Nooooooo, in Nottingham they have coloured balls. Coloured Balls!!* *I always play magenta, it's a style thing.

Exactly, practiced in the art of being custodian behind a dodgy defence - another plus!

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > > And the last time you saw a "hysterical, > frenzied > > mob" in Lordship Lane was - when? > > Every Saturday.. William Rose. When Franco Manca > opened. > Christmas W.R. Moxons.. Cheese Block. So, for 'hysterical frenzied mob' read 'orderly queue of shoppers using very popular local businesses'. Numpty.

I love it too. The windmills are tricky little beggars and the ramp up in to the clown's mouth has defeated me on not a few occasions but I guess it just gets in to your blood. My favourite is the indoor Lost City Adventure Golf in Nottingham (with realistic earth-quake tremors) but it is not for beginners.

Happy with Hart - on the basis that we've often done well with a top GK - more needed though, and soon. And still hate the f\ckijng ground.

Asti Spumante (emphasis on the spu...) - Martini made a particularly foul one.

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 'd rather the banal than an argument that goes on > and on and on and on :) > > of course there's nothing stopping both. ...oh yes there is...

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I love the banal, in fact the more banal the > better. > > So much so, that I can't remember the name of the > thread I created on the subject That was your Laban thread you dyslexic doris - when you were going through your 'expressing-indifference-through-the-medium-of-dance' phase.