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Which he was careful to mention in his column the other day and say he had learned a valuable lesson etc..etc...

Gidget Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > silverfox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I'd expect Kopi Luwak coffee for that (made > from > > coffee beans excreted by civet cats, 'cat poo' > > coffee) > > Heard of it, never tried it. It's shit.

Looked for something by Drizzle Kicks but - looking on the bright side...

2:0!!! COYI!

Steady trickle of people atm.. Miss being able to fold the ballot paper(s) and 'pat' it(them) decisively into the slot though - sliding them in flat like that - felt like I was feeding a shredder...

I'm going... I'm going...

Darrel Rd... yes... I really should be getting along there... has it stopped raining?

Girl82 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How about the East Dulwich Hotel on Upland Road? > Very seedy looking place! And nobody would ever > find you in there. This is true and if you enter via the third door (walking away from LL) you can get access to the 'jerk' room where you may be able to meat meet like-minded pals.

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Use of the possessive with the gerund, surely? > > Do posh folks even eat red sauce? Isn't this a mnemonic for something?

Bluerevolution Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > City have no more bought the title than any club > in the last 20 years. Cart... Horse... surely?

I once went to Butlins, Bognor Regis so my loyalties will be divided...

Too much - can't you just give me the t-shirt slogan version BR?

Annette Curtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh dear > > I think i'm in "Class limbo" > > Mine's kept in the larder on the cold shelf. ======================================================= Ooh, I think we have one of those in our pantry...

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He's boasting about how he is going to fool us all > by starting gently on his twitter feed as well > > the Alan Partridge of trolls > > even worse, a local "celebrity" food blogger is > egging him on Perhaps egging him on as part of her psychology Ph.D...

Pickle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Curry paste is posh :) Posh... http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR1h-7fwQ_TZQwhNA80LuXQOHr2C7B2_cOAC1FVZC-UW6IhrwnW Not posh... http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTlb1UMphqPKIx7tmUkfNOeEe22iK6xjHQLW3i0JvDmrlpiP3Y_

[El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have curry sauce in a squeezy plastic thingy. > THat can't be posh More esoteric than posh I'd say... http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSdu6gYfH2MAS0YyFNPGlcX262mVhDCWC6Zelw9fzEBY77roAnN

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Sun's headline is a taste of > what's to come if England don't perform, I bet > they already have their 'turnip' jokes lined up > for the Euro's... "We Was Wobbed?"

On visiting the co-op this munch-time I was exhorted by a colourful group of three young men to "reject the words of Jesus Christ" and "embrace Islam". I refused to be distracted and - pausing only to glance at the immobile figure in the Salvation Army uniform stood by the exit in what appeared to be baffled but stoic silence - went in search of eatables. I assumed (wrongly) the SA chap would be confused by the - as he might see it - encroachment on to his 'preaching' turf and expected him to stay stood still (as it were), but on leaving I noticed him engaged in hearty debate with two of the young men. Thus were both parties happily negating each others attempts to preach to and otherwise 'God-bother' the good folk of ED. A happy result that should be the subject of a parable when the atheists get around to writing a bible...

Yep

As a Kiwi you either have: An in-built inferiority complex which often manifests itself as political agression and casual violence (with some big brash neighbours) - oh, and you like a beer. or- You are an independent free-thinking imaginative individual, secure in your identity and possessed of cultural awareness (with the same big brash neighbours) - oh, and you like a beer. And- Your countrymen are known to be great travellers and can be found as barstaff in the most un likely places... You are obviously an honorary Irishman and therefore exempt.

Apparently I should vote Lib Dem with Greens second - it didn't ask whether or not I thought Paddick was an arse though so I shall be ignoring the advice of this obviously LibDem/Green sponsored site...

This thread needs to be renamed to stop attracting rubber-neckers like me who thought something 'Ugly' had happened... might I suggest "Minor and subsequently overblown event"? or "Woman swears at another woman in street (she may have been drunk and/or homeless)"?

The Co-op sells whole free-range chickens as well as packs of free-range thighs and drumsticks etc. they also sell RSPCA/Freedom Food Chickens and packs (cheaper) and standard chicken (cheaper still).

I've done this too (booked free ticket I mean) - PGC - I'm presuming you went through all the 'Create Account stuff and registered your email and a password so... When you get the options of filling in your email and password with the lines underneath saying: 'activate account' (and under that Forgot Password?) - that's only for those who are already Surrey CCC members not those who have just registered email and password to get these tickets (hence the M number) so don't press that button - just press the LOGIN > box which is underneath. hope this helps.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Crumble in the US appears to mean the same as > crumb in the UK, and there the chain ends ;-) Unless you're talking 'cobblers' of course...