maxxi

I think LM and RD are probably keeping each other Kompany.

Gidget Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They are still the same thing when served with > hamburgers context. Fries is the American > terminology, often adapted by UK food retailers. > Wedges should be described as wedges. DH offer chips and/or fries as a side as well as with burgers - "Hand-Cut, Twice-Cooked Chips or Fries w/ Tangy Malt Vinegar Mayo ?2.95"

SJ's right - they offer the thin spindly fries option or the big fat proper chip one http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRD3r5cT7zgyKiG7o09BGcjw2CAdS5Alcd1Hu84kW_-Rs8ZJJY6 Fries.... Chips... http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQNbcKCTTgoJ4IxebJ7iOdyR0gzR6MhJvbcJRK5N8wysQ0gDSB7 The choice is yours (and that is how it should be ;-))

Annette Curtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > I know UDT, but my buckets will go down a treat > > "Now squeeze me wet an' matted ting" > > > http://www.cleaningsupplies4u.com/lib/image/image. > php/12ltr-plastic-mop-bucket-green.169x177.jpg?wid > th=167&height=177&image=/assets/images/products/12 > ltr-plastic-mop-bucket-green.jpghttp://www.cleanin > gsupplies4u.com/lib/image/image.php/12ltr-plastic- > mop-bucket-yellow.169x177.jpg?width=167&height=177 > &image=/assets/images/products/12ltr-plastic-mop-b > ucket-yellow.jpghttp://www.cleaningsupplies4u.com/ > lib/image/image.php/12ltr-plastic-mop-bucket-red.1 > 69x177.jpg?width=167&height=177&image=/assets/imag > es/products/12ltr-plastic-mop-bucket-red.jpg > > Netts:-S If I can't tell which one's green do I lose or do I get transfered to the anti-terrorist camouflage spotters unit? *The red one has a foetus in the bottom.

kpc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can understand that. ;-) Don't get me wrong - I just mean we have hammered them (Blackpool) twice this season whereas the Brummies scraped a draw each time. Tbh I think Blackpool will prove such a thorn for B'ham and put them through two really tough games - so much so that even if the blues win they will be shot and WH will beat them comfortably... if we get past Cardiff;-)

A minor spat during the game - at least he had the dignity to shake hands at the end - something not every manager has the grace (Wenger I'm looking at you) to do.

Horsebox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tried the 'Poke' burger in The Draft House and can > highly recommend it. > Juicy & slightly messy, it comes with a chilli > kick, a slice of old Amsterdam cheese and a couple > of onion rings inside too. > > Definitely raising the bar for burgers in the > area. Well there's a thing - just come back from Draft House where my OH had the 'Smoke' Burger complete with chipotle mayo (Monday night is 'Hamburger Night' when you get a burger special of your choice and a pint of DH Light Lager for ?9.75 - incredibly good value). I could have done with more chipotle but it has to be said the burger was moist, smoky and delicious with a proper bun (the kind that is made in the same way you make a bagel so it doesn't disintegrate when it gets steamy) and EITHER chips or fries (good point). A very good local burger imho.

giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is that you Katie Numbers? > > px Do you think she has been reset or 'clocked'?

Time for summer frocks...

Egos schmegos - Capello (who was picked because of his international experience and supposed tactical nous) knew how to handle egos and he was the choice of the egos in the England dressing room (apparently) - besides, it wasn't egos that had England playing like frightened rabbits it was FEAR and the last thing they need is a headmaster telling them what to do. So how is Hodgson better than, or an alternative to, Capello? England need different.

Undisputedtruth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was being serious, Otta. I've been to a few > Reggae dancehalls in my time, admittedly years > ago, so I know what I'm talking about. Unlike you. Aye, y'could spend t'whole night skankin' at a blues in my day and still have change from a pound.

Yeah - International experience at a low level. But he is of course "one of the most respected coaches in Europe" (as he himself is always keen to point out whenever anyone dares criticise him). He has never shown he can handle big name players and - imho - is pompous, self important (a perfect fit for the FA blazers) and autocratically unimaginative. He will probably make Bobby Zamora Rooney's main strike partner and will insist players wear ties at all times. What England players need is inspiration and the encouragement to display the talent they show at club level (and shed the inhibitions they usually show and the fear they appear to play under). The last manager to do that was El Tel and the only one who could do it atm is Redknapp. #Graham Taylor mkII.

You might want to make a note of this link to see when the usual summer little bit of painting important engineering works are happening

Annette Curtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > If only! > > *kicks ladder* ...and hangs onto ankles.

Didn't Einstein once say - 400yds > infinity?* *He actually said "Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the the universe." but it's the same thing...

I got a little man in to check my fibre cabinet... no luck. http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/41989000/jpg/_41989532_wardrobe_pa_220.jpg

Here are three (different) ducks paused for effect... http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/photolib/birds/Three%20Flying%20Ducks.jpg I think it means it's going to rain...

Tbh if we get past the Taffs I would rather WH be facing Blackpool than Brum...

The other day I saw three ducks flying south along (and above, naturally) Lordship Lane. Having been cheated of the rapture a while ago I wonder if this is a sign. Have there been any odd/disturbing/unusual/alarming sights/events witnessed in the area of late that have given the average EDFer pause...?

Annette Curtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "Elvis is dead" said my Mum > > (did you know his autopsy report is sealed until > 2027) I know it will contain the phrase "impacted fecal matter..."

It's that timne of year again - no trains from/to ED today or tomorrow because of "Engineering Works".

Unbelievably crass behaviour by BBC - interviewing players in the tunnel before the final whistle and keeping the manager from the celebrations immediately after - you're not Sky FFS.

katie1997 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There was a programme about the 1970s on a few > saturdays ago which was funny it featured space > hoppers, the banana splits and toys called > clackers. > > Also some show rider who stuck two fingers up at > the crowd after competing and he lost the prize > money. Lots of women in hot pants and high boots > dancing, can't remember much else to be honest. Throw in a power-cut or two and that pretty much covers it - though I would like to see a return of the Harvey Smith as opposed to the transatlantic method or 'giving the finger'... maybe we could start a campaign to bring back 'flicking the Vs'? ETA: Although being in Norfolk is as close to the 70s as one can get nowadays...

That's it now (3:0) - looks like Cardiff in the play-off first round unless Boro score... we never do well against Welsh teams.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Selfish unthinking twit. ...un-winkingblinking* twit surely.. *regional diff.