Tagines! Ooooh good. Now they've been properly mocked I can expect to pick one up in the charity shop cheaply as the ambivalent warriors worriers of SE22 get rid in droves (got a chicken brick a while back for pennies after the M&S/Waitrose bloodbath!). *Searches for foie gras with pomegranate recipe*
mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > lots of convivial lowing presumably? Do you mean the forum drinks phenomena is just another example of herd mentality?
Amazing - written without a single trace of irony. Of course it's so simple! If I can do it then by 'eck so can every other work-shy feckless little bugger!
Well if we're talking culinary lessons learned:- Mayo is not salad cream gone off, tinned asparagus is not sophisticated and just because you CAN get a 1.5 litre bottle of liebfraumilch with a screw top doesn't mean you should.
Frankito Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ffs (Maxxi, I observed you using that earlier - > result!)... I buy it in large 10k bags from Pets > at Home as I hate running out. One likes to be > organised. I used it in your honour - for when bemusement and exasperation reach tipping point. You hate running OUT? I told you he had no inside lavvy.
lindylou Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > have decided to shame all you lot on LL and will > stand their by myself. Hope ur all ashamed of > yourselves. This is our community, our shops, our > families, our homes. I live on LL and I find your message offensive and divisive. How are you to shame all "us lot"? And what are we supposed to be ashamed of? Get a grip ffs!
A night when the forum went from an entertainment to an invaluable resource. Well handled; I'm sure the info that was able to be disseminated was a great comfort to those who did/could not know what was happening.
titch juicy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > my friend at the victoria has said that police > have told all traders on bellenden road to close > for same reason, and that the bishop has called > them to say that LL is currently being trashed > > anyone confirm or deny? > Walked past Bishop 5 mins ago - nothing happening at moment in LL except shops closing/boarding up and people on way home.
welshgirlinED Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Anyone know how ED is at the moment and whether > things have calmed down? Yes they have - on LL - police still around and windows being boarded up.
Ameliesmum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have a friend coming from denmark hill to > ryelane walking as there are no buses does anyone > know if there's anything going in between there > and here? I'm seriously scared tbh. Have seen 185, 40 and 176 buses running up LL so some getting through this direction anyway.
Alex K Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This sort of thing just pushes further and further > into the future any decision by Waitrose to open > on Lordship Lane. Not entirely futile then :)
LHemphillix Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Unfortunately I'll be deep in the Amazon jungle at > that time and unable to make it. However I have a > Yanomami acquaintance Oh I see - exchange students! > he knows some > truly remarkable drinks that I'm confident none of > you have ever heard of. As long as it's not the one with chewed-up cassava spit (though maybe with a little umbrella...:)-D)
Santerme Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 12 pints followed by Tandoori is a bad idea. Of course it is, are you no respecter of tradition? Anyone who can (used to be able to:'() manage 12 pints needs to go for a vindaloo or a phal at least.
karter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nice to see new blood on here. Welcome, > LHemphillix. Wasn't he the pale one in the Asterix comics? LHemphillix: I think that was me on page one - what a long way we've come.
I think he misheard you HB - but maybe the biography of Sid James carries a deeper more relevant meaning. Just wish I knew who the subliminal message was for. *ponders...MP? Quids?...Frankito?? no don't be silly - though there was a Rupert Bear annual close by...* ETA: these books are on the rh of same window