Alan Medic

Straferjack wrote: ---------------- "Chris?s ?nothing Irish? comment was obviously his way of saying the new ownership have nothing to do with the (very) Irish owners of the Vale, rather than being an anti-Irish comment itself." I must say I couldn't conclude that the meaning of his comment was obvious or funny. I didn't know what he meant one way or the other. Given the subsequent comments neither did anyone else apart from a couple of guesses like your's SJ. Anyway, what do you mean '(very)Irish'? Are there degrees of it I should know about?

Look in the 'what's on' section.

There aren't many faces that are exactly the same maxxi. It's not that spooky if you take this on board. It's now 19.32 according to my computer.

It's a competition PGC. Whoever scores the most goals wins. I don't know Mrs.Barber. Is she a footballer or a driving instructor?

Guys..........that /// crap isn't news.

What ianr really means is legs, looks and boobs(and the imagination of their accents). Possibly hair too. Don't ya ian?

Plane landed late. Huh, no surprise there then.

Oh well, I'm no expert on the female game. I just thought it was like whichever was best at parking a car wins type of thing.

Which shop would that be maxxi?

Thanks DJ but it won't be as fast as I need it to be. Probably get something at airport tomorrow, I hope.

I want to get to Gatwick via EC and avoid going into town. I don't particularly want to take the bus to EC. ED station is nearest to me but I suspect I may have to go to Forest Hill. It's a while since I've flown from Gatwick so not sure what's best. Can anyone advise please?

Thanks Woody but I'm feeling lazy today.

Like peaky caps (have they another name?) or t-shirts. PS I think I'm breaking some law if put an O before it, so as you know.

Boris Fecker

Very delayed.

Flight delayed.

My wife and son headed off to the airport early this morning. On arrival they were quite surprised when they looked at their tickets to find they are flying to Seville and not Faro as I had told them.

I had my only cup of tea today at about 5.30 am.

zeban Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > because in your OP you said 'Haytch is a standard > pronunciation in Irish English '! I feckin did not ya silly moo.

That's bollox H......ha. I went through the catholic school system in Ireland and was never told one ting or de udder.

the-e-dealer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Some 20% were held onto for Journos, Officials and > Official's Friends. Nice to be reminded how equal > we are in the UK. What is your source of information? I don't believe that figure.

I was only joking Ted......honest.

Why would the Council grant the license? Surely our elected representatives have some common sense. If not then use your vote the next time to make sure you get someone who has some common sense. It's a residential area. What idiot would grant them an extended license and why the hell are they asking if they would like to be a local friendly pub?

Well samrids.........

Ted's not in East Dulwich.