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Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Much like Otta I came from a typical old fashioned > English family who'd only eat meat and two veg. > "Don't want any of that foreign muck," my dad > would say. My Mum used the same turn of phrase. Not long after my Dad died she went on her first foreign holiday to Rome with my Aunt, and when I asked her what she was going to eat whilst away, she replied ''Pizza, I shan't be eating any foreign muck''... :)

Thanks for the update Mick. I hope the new owner doesn't change ST's name, kinda suited him...

Like I said, the inclusion of Cecil is a bit of a giveaway...

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I agree minder, it's crossing a line that doesn't > need to be crossed. I'm sick of this modern > culture of mocking those no longer here to defend > themselves. If you didn't like the person stay > schtum and don't say anything, at least in the > short term whilst people are grieving. Have a bit > of bloody dignity. You wouldn't like if it were > one of your loved ones being referred. > > Louisa. Really Louisa? So how come when you first saw the pic there wasn't an audible sharp intake of breath and the sound of milk bottles dropping to the floor coming from you, and instead we get a 'witticism' about Cilla's hair? Still, why give up an opportunity to come charging in with your People's Pitchfork when it suits. FWIW, I think the only thing that the pic is mocking is the 'grief industry' that kicks into gear every time a so-called celebrity snuffs it, Cecil the Lion is a bit of a giveaway in that respect doncha think?...

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Birmingham whilst working - late 70s. Mine was also Brum in '79, my oldest brother had gone to Poly there and married a local girl. They invited me down when it was my birthday in October. Around that time there was the Two Tone/Mod revival buzz going on, so because of it's close proximity to Cov, I was pretty excited and arrived all skinny tie suited up, only to find Brum was full of grebos*...balti curry was fantastic though. *I spent a couple of weeks in Brum during the summmer of love in '88, and it was still full of grebos...Brum, the city that music forgot :)

It'll be the ruin of you SB...

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bale rumours have started again. Now he would be a good > buy.

I suspect that when someone famous dies the 'loss' people speak of is more personal than they realise, the loss of a time now gone...cheer up everyone, it's Monday :)

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > salt of the earth saaaf Londoners in their 60s. > They also say "me" instead of "my" and finish with > "like". I just heard a 'like' at the end of a sentence from a propa saaf Londoner, never noticed it before. Scousers tend to put an 'errrr' on the end of their 'like'...know what I mean like-errrr?

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What do the Swans sing. This, non fooking stop...http://fanchants.co.uk/football-songs/swansea_city-chants/land-our-fathers/

Have you seen this man?...

:) Quality...

It's the traditional curtain-raiser Charity Shield this weekend, so that means it's also pre-season prediction time. On present squads I can't see any change in the top 4, but it will be much tighter than last season, so I'll plump for...wait for it...Arsenal!...followed by Chelsea, Utd, then City. Liverpool, who despite having bought well, will be hampered by the Europa League and will stay in 5th, and unless Spurs do some great business before the transfer window closes, will be a distant 6th. At the other end of the table, in the season before the big TV money kicks-in, I expect there'll be lots of jittery, trigger happy chairmen, and a couple of big names to go down...Newcastle and Villa, along with Watford. I think West Ham will struggle, but their fans will be happy...allegedly

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jeremy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Where do you even put a TV larger than 40" in a > > typical vic. terraced house? Anything bigger > > probably won't fit in the alcove. I don't want > a > > TV over the fireplace, or hogging the window > bay. > > The joys of flat screens. We have a 3.5m x 4.5m > room with a 55" TV on the longer wall near the > door. Bloody marvellous. Mind you, the last > owners of the house took the chimney out, which > does help. > > Looked huge when we got it... now we think 65" > might be better! This is all starting to sound like the modern day equivalent of the old car/penis size theorem. Quite happy with my 26''er...

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > West Ham's new kit. > > http://i1369.photobucket.com/albums/ag237/jahlushh > ead/New%20West%20Ham%20kit._zpsl8ojgbgf.jpg I can't believe that guy has the nerve...to drive a Kia

More of a head nodder than a foot stomper, but groovy nonetheless...

Welcome Foxy, good to see a new face...

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Having a debate with my brother about whether you > used to be able to get dark chocolate Yorkies. I'm > convinced you could...and they had a red wrapper? It may have been a 'limited edition', I know they did that for Kit Kat for a while...

Your hands, and eyes, have got bigger...

There was that period last season when he was agitating for a move until Tony Pulis rocked up. What's the odds that it was his agent prompting him, similar pattern to Sterling. Looks like he saw sense, probably thanks to Pulis...

In the world of online grocery shopping, it's not unusual to have missing items and/or items you didn't order...

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ruffers Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Not sure how they could Sue, it's their error. > > > That's not the point. She has kept stuff that > isn't hers and that she hasn't paid for. Yep, it's a bit like when a bank accidentally credits someone's account, unfortunately you can't keep it... :)

He's going to get it in the neck from opposing fans this season. His agent worked for an established agent group and went solo, looks like he's used Sterling to try and make a name for himself. I see his other client, Berahino, dropped him pronto. Don't blame him...

I can already hear the sniggers emanating from the West Midlands... http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/33651263