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El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 0-0 Nah, Norwich 0 - 3 West Ham Lightning, twice, etc.

Chuggers goes Pop!

http://www.fontspace.com/preview/m/79a0e86909927807fb7cb6ce655ffc79.png Too much?

I notice no one is using Farrow & Ball's excellent 'Bone Grey' yet, which is a little disappointing. I think a turf accountants - "Sport of Kings" (in PortuguesArcaicoLectura font) - might chance it.

James Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Right, end of veggie debate, I promise http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys/smiley-angry003.gif

If the game is stopped for a penalty maybe the opposing side should have the opportunity to appeal (like cricket and US football - 2 per team per game?) and ask the third official to judge via the slow-mo replay (the game has stopped anyway) with the penalty for diving (if that's the case) being a card.

As the age old meat v veg debated rages on a new patch, the manager at Moxons feels left out... http://www.chinabasket.co.uk/images/uploads/thumbs/thumb_CG503-Camberwick-Green-Mr-Carraway-Fish-Shop.jpg "There is another way you know..."

Er, is this still the 'silly pictures' thread? In an effort to be recognised by even more people, Foxy increases his repertoire of magic tricks... "As you can see it's just an ordinary box..."

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Meat eaters don't just > say "bring me meat" Unless it's in a kebab shop after closing time on a Friday. Actually at this time of year it's more like "Bring me flesh and bring me wine..."

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can anyone recommend a tall building nearby? One > with easy access to the roof would be great. not a chance - they are all full of pop-up bars

I dunno Jah - AVB is after another striker or two in Jan isn't he? And Defoe wants regular games to make the England team... Young is looking more & more ridiculous every time he does this - at least it wasn't in an England shirt this time (and long may that continue)

A "come and get me" for January. http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/jermain-defoe-says-transfer-from-west-ham-to-tottenham-was-a-massive-mistake-8922251.html Vaz Te and Downing out - Defoe and Ba in? Sounds like a plan.

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ha ha, poor old king @#$%&, autocensored out of > the history books!! you can't hold back the tide of history

I think it's all rather helpful. If you are confronted by ads for pile cream and walk-in baths you at least know you must look like shit.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I saw this house a few doors down from me with > pieces of wood all over the door and window which > had the word 'infected' on each of them. Is it a > new estate agent? No, that is street art.

If The Patch is still a tied house then my expectations of local beers etc are unrealistic - I think I was confused by their declaration of being "Fully independent and self-sufficient," and that they were "owned, supplied and managed by the local community".

PandG Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The beer is ?4.00 from the makers in Cornwall + > transport + the Patch costs = seems to be fair > price ? I suppose it is a fair price for an imported Cornish beer - but I was expecting (hoping for) more local beers (like the Crystal Palace Bitter the Draft House had a couple of weeks back for ?2.75 a pint).

the-e-dealer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I do that Route its a blessing when the signal > drops and we dont have to listen to Tanya, Felicia > or Bolicia talking about lasts nights sexual > exploits. If the inanities I'm usually subjected to reached these dizzy heights I don't think I'd mind so much. Did they give marks out of ten?

The towers ARE, rightly, a source of embarrassment and help with crowd control. It's hard to surge mob-handed up Green Street with intent, chasing the opposition who were let out early, when you have a giant play-fort at your back. They also serve to keep us humble when get a bit of a swagger on. Well, okay, IF we get a bit of a swagger on.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Why do people look embarrassed when they say they > support West Ham. Because they know some nearby idiot will look all puzzled at why someone wouldn't support Man U/Man C/Chels/Arse etc. > Why do the others then look at him > sympathetically. Because they usually support Man U/Man C/Chels/Arse etc. > Why do people try to convince said WH supporter > that there is a lot of excitement in getting > relegated and promoted randomly. There is, THERE IS! We get a chance to go to Wemberlee and everyfing. > The west ham conversation always seems to go the > same way. Only in certain circles (see above).

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Grabs coat - drops it, goes to pick it up and knocks it into next door's garden. Picked for England.

When Brentford Nylons finally closed I was ex-static.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm confused. What does erudite mean? I thought > it was a poxy secretion. No, she was the lead singer of Norman Normal and the Normalettes (c1977)

Grotty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I just heard a rumour that an Italian restaurant > is going to open up in the old plumbing shop Ah, that'll be Mario's new place.

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And the first quarter finals of the season :) > > *sings* Wemberleeee wemberleeee... Another trip to W. H. Lane - that'll do! :)