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Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I vote for ?20 free for all tickets on all days. > > Dear Blowers just got rather excited with > Tendulkar's dismissal. I love TMS. Nice to hear the seagulls still getting a mention.

Who knew Fury was going to be so light, and relatively quick? Chisora looked like a fat old man in comparison and when he did connect it was at the end of the arc of the punch with little power left in it or was on Fury's shoulder or back. If Fury could develop some power in those punches (seems to have very slim levers) he could shake things up a little. Chisora was too heavy and knackered too quickly. [great to see a fight on terrestrial tv though].

legalbeagle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry folks, me and Brum have to cancel....... word is out - Frank may be there

You have to go now Frank - or A.N.Other may show up masquerading as you and disgrace themselves by double-dipping the dhal.

If they can get rid of the smell of those awful bath-salt products flogged out of there during the last incarnation. It would be like an old Virgin record shop in the pre-megastore era where you could waste hours minutes listening to Radio Gnome and wondering whether Gong and Here and Now were esoteric geniuses or hippy nitwits.

MP & the HG King Arthur: On second thought, let's not go to Camelot. It is a silly place.

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > maxxi Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > The SIGNED Linda Evans pic looks like one from > > your personal shrine collection Nette, or did > you > > used to 'do' her down at the Vauxhall Tavern? > > If either of those things were true, she'd know > that it's Krystle Carrington (not "Crystal") > > Nette, for shame! That settles it - definitely a Vauxhall Tavern tribute act circa 1989. They were a trio (Crystal, Alec-sis and Felon) whose big finish was an acapella version of the Paula Abdul classic 'Straight Up'.

Dulwich Supermarket usually has very good/cheap toms.

do you only eat veggies from greengrocers?

Do you mean sweetbreads? (thymus or pancreas usually veal or lamb) If they're not soaked for long enough and blanched properly the flavour will suffer. I like my offal mixed like in a haggis or in faggots which I ate a lot growing up in the Midlands. Faggots, gravy and mushy peas in a batch with pepper and vinegar! slurrrp.

'sright, also known as head cheese - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Head_cheese

Afternoon team!? Should this be under the polyamory thread? *keeps hand firmly on box*

katie1997 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > maxxi Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > katie1997 Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > No. > > > > > > I was referring to the 'mystical' light box > > experience at the Camelot Castle Hotel - not > > Arthurian legend. > > I was referring to the thread's title question (in > my usual verbose manner) ;-) oh.

Brawn is a meat/jelly combo acheived by boiling a pig's head - it can be solid enough to slice or loose enough to spread. Hard to find (done well) but Peter Gott (Sillfield Farm, Borough Market) used to do a good one (don't know if he still does) together with a fine spicy haslet (like a pork meatloaf) which is another pork product that's getting harder to find.

katie1997 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No. I was referring to the 'mystical' light box experience at the Camelot Castle Hotel - not Arthurian legend.

mais wee certainmont, but it's pronounced 'ponz' Champagne would do (is a Champagne the result of a fake fall?) ...maybe with Faux Foie Gras

Isn't it all Scientology bs?

If they did they would probably insist on you buying a bottle of Ch?teau d'Yquem first - so they knew you were in earnest.

treacle? someone mention treacle?

You'll be lucky. Thanks to the EDF equivalent of the Deliah effect you can't get grade A treacle around here for love nor money. Shed loads of Foie Gras still though.

Chisora tends to flap and slap with his jab at the start which could give Fury an opening but if it goes later Fury tires easily like a lot of big men who are made to work hard early on - so my guess is Chisora in rnd 8.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > StraferJack Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > heck it's so good it has FOUR FLIPPIN THREADS > > going about it now... sheesh > > I FEEL your PAIN SJ. Only four!? Some people just aren't trYing.

Pietersen 4,6,2,4 ...202 n/o! and a declaration! Excellent. ETA: 202 rather than 200 n/o.

Could we not ease into this maybe, and open a transfer shop first? *licks back of hand and presses down on blurry picture of anchor*

The SIGNED Linda Evans pic looks like one from your personal shrine collection Nette, or did you used to 'do' her down at the Vauxhall Tavern?