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Big bowls of beef veggie stew with mash would be nice.

It has loads of primary schools. Try the sydenham town forum (google it), lots of people seemingly in the know about what's going on.

It wasn't huguenot who brought up the stately homes, he just responded (correctly IMO).

Big bowls of beef stew with mash would be nice.

I'm sure they could plant one in the middle of the garden.

I knew it as the new hamlet in by the time I could get served in a pub, but the cherry tree is cool. Lets rob a train and celebrate there!

Excellent point Jah.

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "Harvey's" has a ring to it The New Hamlet Inn? Would rather go back to that, Harvey's is like Hooper's.

"we will pay the musicians - no tickets and no charge for the customers. this is a pub which will have live music - we're not going to become a venue." Wish more places had this attitude!

www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-19144983

Oooo Jeremy, that'll get Strafer's blood boiling!

Great news. What sort of live music are you thinking of? I'm in a band which plays mostly original rock type stuff, would that float your boat, or are you thinking of something a bit more... Jazz?

Last night I finally set up windows media centre on my xbox 360. I watched a film. It bwas good.

There's a rat in the kitchen.

Chippy Minton Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm going to get my dad to sign up for this forum > - he loves complaining about the Olympics. > > Come to think of it, he also likes to complain > about dog turds, loud music, children and people > generally enjoying themselves so he'll have plenty > to say after the Olympics is over as well. To be fair to your dad, dog turds are a pretty good thing to complain about.

Ouch.

Yeah, there is something horribly macho about the 100m. Love the fact that Kenya have a bloke awaiting trial for a stabbing (which he may or may not have done) but they let him go to the Olympics, because he'll win a medal. Class.

I'm enjoying watching the sport on telly, but still not really bothered about it being in London. To be fair, the transport hasn't been the nightmare that was being promised.

It's an argument we shouldn't be having. I find it sad that our athletes are forced to rely on lottery funding, and that judo lass having to set up a fund raising website to replace her old banger just so she could get to training. I am also proud to live in a country with a history, and would not like to see stately homes left to rot.

Fantastic night of athletics last night! Fair play Andy Murray, I've never been his biggest fan, so I'm not going to suddenly do a u turn, but he was impressive. He also seemed so much more relaxed, probably because the spotlight isn't totally on him as it is with Wimbledon. Hope he and Laura win the doubles later.

Ya big tart!

I kind of agree, Team GB does sound awful, and the commentators seem to be cringing when they say it a lot of the time.

Haven't seen the images, but agree with David about this trend for building with glass (my office is a giant corporate nightmare of a greenhouse).

Benny O'Looney is the best name ever!

I have a hammer.