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maxxi

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  1. Right - we can only survive on goal difference, but while there's even only a slight chance... Sun Wigan 0 - 3 WH B'ham 0 - 2 Fulham Last day WH 3 - 0 Sunderland Stoke 1 - 0 Wigan Man U 2 - 0 Blackpool Spurs 2 - 0 Birmingham ...and Bob's your uncle.
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    Eurovision

    Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I know this is wrong, very wrong, but I actually > liked the Jedward effort. > > Also liked Iceland and Austria. After this I feel a Jedward-Gaga collaberation is inevitable
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    Eurovision

    Now I'm not suggesting that the French are arrogant but the safest bet in this contest was that their 'points announcer' would be the only one who insisted on delivering them in his native language rather than English.
  4. Surely photo is an abbreviation and as such would better be written as "photo." and not "photo" or "photo'" and don't apostrophes denoting missing letters in a word only occur within that word?
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    Rocca

    i'm more of a mod
  6. traditional bubble is mash and cold veg left over from a roast dinner (usually cabbage and peas) but is always fried (which is when it bubbles and squeaks in the pan) and best fried in bacon fat.
  7. Half time and Adrian Chiles insists the match is "Absorbing!" Yeah, like kitchen roll. Dull, dull, dull.
  8. if they can get organic ones, sure
  9. Large printed sign in co-op today advertising SUGER PUFFS. If the chains can't get it right why pick on an independent grocer's vegatables (rhetorical question so do I need a ? answers on a postcard to Blue Peter, BBC TV, W1A 1AA.
  10. Bugger waitrose, what east dulwich really needs is a greggs.
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    Eurovision

    "Oh dear, your mention of Ronco has just catapulted me back to the seventies and the purple satin hotpants with cross-over bib that I proudly wore. BTW - nothing wrong with tank tops - darling Donny wore one." I believe Donny and family also used the superior 'bling' version of the buttoneer - the stud and rhinestone setter - on their brushed denim.
  12. willow Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is is just me or does anyone else get really, > really irritated by flagrant displays of poor > grammar in places that really should know better. > I realise that I'm turning into one of those smug > middle class types, or worse still my mother, but > is it really so hard to know when to use an > apostrophe?? So there's a certain chemist on > Melbourne Grove that offers passport photo's (not > sure whose photos they are) and a certain > adventure playground in Peckham Rye that is open > on Sunday's. > > Name and shame I say. Sorry if it really is just > me! The use of an apostrophe to indicate possession (Fred's shoe) is to replace missing letters (as in don't) from the original phrase (Fred his shoe or the King his sword). Perhaps then there should be a female version e.g. Sue her shoes would become Sue'r shoes. Or is that just misleading and perjorative? (What really bites is multiple question/exclamation marks!!) edited to avoid repetition!!
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    Eurovision

    huncamunca Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sir Cliff would have won it if it hadnt been for > the Iberian Fascists And the dastardly Luxembourgers in 73 - or was it that very weird bendy knees type dancing?
  14. Last time I went to S.Park was 1999 WH v Wimbledon - Hartson had just signed for them and most of the fans in the away end spent the afternoon laughing at one hapless fan who was still proudly wearing his (obviously pretty new) WH shirt with HARTSON on the back. Well it WAS quiet - and i don't remember any goals either.
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    Eurovision

    like first european holiday - strange young people in clothes you thought you couldn't get any more saying 'yeah' and 'baby' a lot
  16. ".eerga ot dnet I .wal sniwdoG" The sound of back tracking (If you play it backwards it sounds like 'you're-a-muppet-you're-a-muppet') all that was missing for a truly epic post was to stick on a plea for a branch of Waitr-*#!-AAAAAA
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    Odd posts!

    Don't Joke Kid; I Love Laughing At Questionable Utterances, Especially Entertaining Nutters.
  18. Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Was impressed with the way the Irish bloke bullied > his way out of the bottom 3. I think there are some accents that terrify the life out of types like Leon (fey officer-class chappies) and a quietly insistent NI brogue had him wetting his pampers. He is now Jim's bitch.
  19. I think a win against Wigan this weekend may finally kick start our season.
  20. I'm only a part-time chatterbot - the last post was written during my tea break.
  21. My hovercraft is full of eels.
  22. murphy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "What are you mad? Go out as a family down > Lordship Lane on a Saturday with the baby in the > pram and the other two on their scooters, to all > the little shops and then go for a coffee. Why the > %+$@ doesn't one of us just stay at home with the > kids while the other does that, it's more > enjoyable for us, the kids and everyone else in > Dulwich." > > well let them walk home, they'll be fine
  23. His incredible talent and self deprecation command respect but one is left with the yearning to have seen Duncan Edwards in his pomp - if Bobby thought him that good, how good would we think him now?
  24. A shoplifting field trip to Waitrose? I'm in, but we should plan it carefully... splitting up by the truffles and loitering around the goji berries will confuse the security staff... I think my nephew has series one of Hustle on dvd so i shall research this.
  25. Are there any REAL pubs around here?
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