maxxi

tfwsoll Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...and one of the other top 5 is feckin' the > football thread which is just as mind numbingly > boring to me as they games are to you. Doubt > whether endless discussions about a bunch of > overpaid tossers has been an influence on the > forum for good or bad? Good point. Maybe we could introduce the banter and rivalry that characterises a lot of the Football thread into the other "game" threads. "Call that a 5 letter word you illiterate Bedwetter!?... Oh, now you're just making up band names just to make the rest of us Google a collection of tone deaf Belgians...No-o-o you idiot! It aint just word association, it's a coded message to the disenfranchised of Fellbrigg Road and spelling 'Kumkwat' like that has completely bollixed it!" Also "You knob" (applicable to any game plus curry club and the odd chapel of rest post).

Quite AqM - just annoyed I predicted a West Ham win but at 2-1, thought they might manage a goal! How silly! There's a new Ox in town. Oh... and this... http://ichef.bbci.co.uk/live-experience/cps/512/amz/vivo/live/images/2015/8/9/30391382-28bf-4b54-a891-22e9a5679a6e.png HAAAA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HAAAAA.....!

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tonight's defeat was disappointing if inevitable > given the opening leg..... > Still, a nice big fat win up the Haemmorhates will > have to do. Now that's exactly what I had in mind! :):):)

aquarius moon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It was hardly a surprise. You knew that Millwall > weren't doing it for me anymore. I hope you dumped them by text. :)

a123 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > " No man cometh unto the Father but by me" - Jesus Christ (John 14:6) "And definitely not in them trainers pal, now do one!"

Bloody hell he's got Cook at it now...

Clarke is tearing up....

Jimenez now not coming (because of the Europa Cup exit) and Bilic looking at Borini? This is the crazy bit of the window - season starts and transfers still in the air for another 3 weeks. Looking forward to the season whatever happens - can't help wishing (I know, I know) the opening day would see ALL teams play on Saturday at 3.

Tonight's defeat was disappointing if inevitable given the opening leg. On reflection Bilić might have done better to have this 2nd string side play the first leg as well - some of the younger fringe players have looked promising throughout this truncated foray (if we can hang on to them). Still, a nice big fat win up the Haemmorhates will have to do.

Broad was due. Anderson dominated one test, Finn another. Stokes's catch though, and Broad's reaction to it, fantasy cricket.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > oh yes.. > > http://metro.co.uk/2015/08/05/all-20-premier-leagu > e-home-shirts-ranked-best-to-worst-5327985/ > > we are top of the League said we are top of the > League Sponsor logo apart that's a nice shirt - Watford's looks like an old Peter Schmeichel jersey and the Newcastle horror looks like it was designed for Chris Waddle.

Man Utd Chelsea Man City Arsenal rel.. Leicester Sunderland Watford

LondonMix Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > M&S is one chain replacing another (Iceland) not > an increase in the number of chains. Almost every > new shop that's opened to replace an existing shop > in the last few years is still independent. If a business having two or more shops can be called a chain (can it?) then aren't Burro e Salvia (2 shops), Boulangerie Jade (4 shops) and Oddono's (6 shops) chains? And did they replace chains or...? Not trying to stir things... honest.

no - just posted last year's FPL code but now i see you tried that already - carry on... oh, and just rejoined both - don't know if i'll keep them up but start-of-season optimism is infectious.

Vesta was the inspiration for my first taste too - though having seen the tv adverts and then the prices my mother decided she could do it "at half the price." Ended up with something made using mince, onions, half a tub of Lions curry powder and a good wallop of sultanas. She garnished with (well put a Pyrex bowl on the table containing...) the traditional curry accompaniment of sliced banana and dessicated coconut. Feckin' marvellous.

I tried to live by bread alone for a while - couldn't do it. Now I mainly loaf about... (insert childish baps joke here).

Sun's out...

Craig (butcher opposite Plough) has two types of honey at ?5 for a large jar. The darker one, he tells me, is taken from the hives when they are mainly collecting pollen from tree blossom and other woodland delights, the lighter one is more of a meadow thang. The lighter one is cloudy-ish because some pollen is added - both are delicious.

Sazzle30 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry for the inaccurate pricing i couldn't > remember whether it was ?2.50 or ?3.50 and being > London I went for the higher Understandable. I visited Neal's Yard Cheese shop at Borough Market the other day - they have bread (from "Brick House Bakery, East Dulwich") on sale at ?5.90* per loaf. (FFS, WTF, OMG etc etc...) Problem is, the Peckham Cart guys are not there Mon/Tues. *As it was 5.30 they were selling it for half price so I had a perfectly acceptible loaf for ?2.95

DiD Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Someone sent me info on a Peckham baker who sells > in the Aylsham centre. > > http://peckhampeculiar.tumblr.com/post/11574830208 > 7/peckham-baker-needs-some-dough > > Has anyone brought bread from there? Good? Prices? ?2.50 per loaf for lots of varieties - sourdough, rye mix, potato and rosemary, granary, wholemeal, etc. - and the baker (the French guy on the stall is one of the bakers - Manuel) will explain what's in any/every loaf, how it's made, the starter, etc. http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,1497777,1536046#msg-1536046 check out the bread here- http://www.flourpowercity.co.uk/whatwemake/

I susect it will depend on the pitch and the toss again.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Red wrapper for dark chocolate orange. And > bournville of course. ...and Bounty. Liked the short-lived Aztec as a kidlet and the weirdly glamorous Milk Tray bar - luxury. Unless you accidentally nicked the corner of the lime barrel, spilt it down your cubs uniform and made your woggle sticky.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Your hands, and eyes, have got bigger... ...and arse* *probably

The lack of snow. What's the point of having the stuff when it's too cold out to enjoy it?

That on buses (esp. new routemasters) the poles (small 'p'), rails (the plural noun not the verb) and hand-holds (nothing to do with the climbing wall at Urban Ascent) are permanently greeeeeazy.