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???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- BFS needs to change > his mentality back to our pre-December > attacking/pressing style. ....the early season (no Nolan, No > Carrol) had us tear both Liverpool and City apart. Yep. I think Carroll could work with Noble and Song dictating things but not Nolan. Good that Sakho is back - he's the key.

There'd be some- 'grow up and sort your own shit out', some - 'I have a similar problem' that will not be similar or helpful some - 'chuck it all in and become a pasta artisan' type attempts at humour (probably guilty here) but there will also be some genuine advice given - even if it is immediately countered and ridiculed and a huge 26 page argument will ensue about whether it was sensible or not. worth a shot imo.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > > Canola Oil is pretty nasty.. > > No it's not - it's actually pretty healthy... It does seem to be the subject of one of those fake email scares, though. Result of an oft-misquoted line from the Godfather; "Leave the gun, bring the Canola."

Given Morrisons' terrible recent figures might they have backed out of this?

antantant Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I walked through from Peckham Morrisons to Rye > Lane today - lots of empty units in the Aylesham > Centre - the surprisingly not terrible Chinese > restaurant is gone and the variety shop on the > corner is closed up. I spoke to the guy selling bread for the Peckham Cart Project in there - they're hoping to rent the restaurant soon.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You know there are 2 series of the tunnel right? I didn't know they'd filmed the 2nd series yet..?

What LadyG said. Last 4 series on dvd at Dulwich Library mancity68 - but you won't get anything else done.

ernesto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > so whats the new paradigm I should be looking to > steal into ? The natural progression is 'Waisters' (sic) - the wearing of saggy clobber, the determined display of a pot-gut to prove craft-beer credentials and an unpredictable beard (shaved whenever you can be arsed) coupled with one solitary retro piece (typically an enamel badge of a 1930s ice skater worn on the lapel) and a miserablist view of the world masking a gentle nature and desire to help old ladies and stroke cats. No one said it would be easy.

CBFI you will have to take some of these posts with a pinch of salt.... and maybe a few packets of nuts, and a chicken, and a bottle of red (if you can get it in your sock),...

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > They were arsey with the receptionist, asked > stupid questions, didn't listen to the answers, > talked too much (mainly about how important they > were) and attempted to bullsh@t rather than lose > face when they didn't know the facts. So you come here... does the phrase 'busman's holiday' strike a chord?

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As a long-term solution I think the green should > be taken over to build much-needed new housing - > win-win. As long as a replacement route along the same path via a poorly-lit, graffiti-adorned, piss-smelling subway is put into place to provide the area with some much needed 'edge'.

Agree path widening is the answer - maybe a lay-by half way up with a little caravan selling tea and burgers?

I remember when all you could get delivered was smallpox and even then you had to wait in line to have your knees slapped with a kipper - a real kipper mind you not those craft kippers with beards you get nowadays; AND I was drinking beer when it was still called 'ye ale' and was sold by the flagon and we drank mild from the wood, not caring that at the end of every night the landlord poured all the slops from a bucket back into the mild barrel (true) and when the only pasta you had was in tins and hoops and you only got olive oil in chemist shops and frozen food was when the pantry got too cold and your custard iced over and we still had an empire and everyone waved at each other and you could leave your door unlocked and... class-war pseuds corner

Agree with last para - visits to HB&B are a good excuse to nip in more often for a swifty; always viewed EDT as a pub to meet people in (especially visitors to ED - a location thing I think) but never really fancied staying for more than one.

If it's the hipster choice your septic may just regale you with tales of how much better they do that sort of thing (unless from Louisville KY obvs.); give him fish and chips and a pint at the GE and tell him it's a quintessentially English boozer and has been 'like this for years' - he'll buy that.

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Allardyce leaves > > West Ham fall. Fall. Fall > > Hack "managers" like Osborne get praise and > "solid" managers like Sam get slammed? > > Fantasy world. In my 'Fantasy World' we would have tried to entice Pardew back before he joined CP.

Wot Quids said - i think Nolan should be got rid of now - he can't play in anything other than a lump-it-and-see style; Noble used in his stead is far more effective and works better with the rest of the midfield - not going to rehearse same old reasons most WH fans I know still want BFS gone, except to say there are still a lot of good things happening despite rather than because of his decisions.

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Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > So basically - it's getting piss*d during > working > > hours or staying up all night > > > > > > oh, how Oscar Wilde must be on his feet > > applauding the richness and depth of our > decadence > > > Proper decadence would involve having no kids and > quite a bit of money. > > I can only afford decadence lite. a.k.a. eating chips in the bath

Saffron Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My himmie cat only speaks Japanese! Is there a > translation service? 成句

I think "Emotional Support" Dogs would just become enablers and make their owners selfish and uncaring, immune to the feelings of fellow travellers. I favour a more stoic approach and would be happier with "Don't Do That" Daschunds who would sit staring at their owners and, every now and then, shaking their heads very slowly.

Otta's recollection of the NT in the sunset brought to mind something that seems to be popular and that I not only do not 'get' but also think is hideously ugly - the proposed 'Garden Bridge' over the Thames.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Milton Keynes. > > Louisa. only the cows

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ernesto Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > - Clear labelling of flowers, plants and > household products that are toxic to cats > > Don't we then need to teach cats to read, as well? That would be idiotic, they just need to be taught to listen properly when the labels are read out.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ernesto Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-30846543 > > > Not the first time for us.....dodgy geeezers innit Good timing though - touting for a new sponsor while a reasonably 'hot' ticket - should be worth more than Alpari.* *word is BAC Windows have made an offer.....