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I'm ready.....

People creating individual threads for famous people's deaths - The Chapel of Rest is for that (I exclude the sad news about Sly from this)

Liverpool winning the European Cup :)

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Times were people ate in local restaurants and > they were within the financial reach of all.. > For a treat people went up West. Somewhere > special.. > > Even a basic Curry and 2 small beers on LL. is > going to set you back ?20.00+ even in the cheaper > places. > Add a starter / desert / liqueur and that's > ?35.00 + tip. > > I used to eat out 4-5 nights a week. Now its down > 2 once / twice. > > Prices in new outlets are pushing up prices > elsewhere and allowing landlords to charge what > they like for rents. > > It's snowballing and it's out of control. > > DulwichFox Foxy you really must stop confusing what you did/would like with what the demand is generally . More people eat out than ever did in the past. Do you honestly think that there's not a far wider choice of food type with far better better quality food than in the 70s and 80S? Really?

...this thread suggests otherwise :)

All been said before (making a clear cliques play there you see) But Wot Rosie said. Forums and open bits of the internet. particulary the Lounge type area aren't really for too sensitive types. This place is an absolute pussycat compared to most. Very civil in relative terms. The only time I ever get really propa upset/angry on here is actually with people I know. Poeople I don't I'm far less bothered about what they say about me unless it's gross missrepresentation. Some posters have a persona online most don't but I'm in the former group as I think most people who know me realise.... People who have been posting 7+ years on here have in many cases actually met and even if not feel like they know each other are by definition form some kind of a clique and there's nothing they or new posters can do about that but people still join and join that clique over time too. I love the tear ups on here as do most observers I speak to locally....alyways get a bit uncomfortable when people I know outside of the EDF in SE22 say, "are you Quids on the forum?" which has happened a few times now Boring place with no trolls, contrarians, independent minded, cliched, guardianista, libeteraian, capitalist, socialist, middcle class, working class tossers Anyway, I always stuck up for UDT Finally, i still don't say anything on here that I wouldn't to anyones face

Trying a bit toooo hard Pengites it's all a bit Nunhead circa 2010

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Still really enjoying this. Excellent episode > tonight. The Ken Stott character is a devious > little bugger. You watching it out in the kitchen by yourself Mick?

Agggh, damn you Steveo *shakes fist*

3500 grrrrrrr

er, I don't think Sunday Roast is 'working class' in traditions Otta, Roast Meats were for the posh

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I disagree with that worldwiser. A lot of the > foods the middle classes worship in areas like > this have their origins in poor working class > communities in Italy, Spain et al. The difference > is, in those countries food is for everyone > because deeply rooted snobbery doesn't transcend > into every facet of daily life. Food in particular > is for all to enjoy. In this class obsessed > nation, middle England sneers at the food > traditions of the working class rather than > celebrate them and consequently there is a huge > gap between the food traditions and shopping > habits of each class. Having said this, I think > those barriers have or are falling away, and even > the poorest in our society now enjoy a diet > involving a bit of everything. It's not often > you'll see one of the foody snobs of ED eating > jellied eels or pie n mash though. Why can't the > British food snobs be as open as their Italian > counterparts? (I'd also like to remind you all > that M. Manze was an Italian immigrant who opened > his first pie shops to serve the dockworkers and > costermongers of London). > > Louisa. Rubbish - Offal. Oysters. Rabbit......all originally working class fare now worshiipped by Middle-class foodies

It was at the Emirates - I think it was probably a viscious argument over Kusej's direction of Idomeneo

what happens if you like guilty pleasures David?

The Tex mex place was awful.

200 whooooooo

:)

Maybe but remember the initial Beer Orders (MMC report 1986) was meant to free the tie and increse competition in brewing, infact it created a new (worse?) tie between pub-cos and tennants rather than brewers-tennats and lead to a massive comcentartion of brewing in foreighn multi-nationals and a huge reduction in regional brewing, breaking up century old brewers and their brands. The exact opposite of its intentions and ones that the 'evil brewers' at the time said would happen!

Pah! Bloody Arsenal noveaux supporters...what's wrong with sharpened pennies or a bog roll? http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/nov/23/arsenal-fan-sour-grapes-wine-thrown-manchester-united-bench

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A new drama with Michael Palin, I thought, that'll > be fun i thought. > > Holy god, anything that can make the Fall look > brightly lit and cheery in comparison..... > > That said, I'll be stoking the fire up next week > and carrying on with it. Scared the sh1te out of me - not a known spoiler but I just feel that they are all already in some kind of purgatory/afterlife already?

Shouldn't this be re titled the end of Liverpool's attempted return to previous glory days?

The Spectator

Anyway, similar thing happening in Oz,,,,lovely quote :) "When I joined the Labor Party, it contained the cream of the working class. But as I look about me now all I see are the dregs of the middle class. And what I want to know is when you middle class perverts are going to stop using the Labor Party as a spiritual spitoon." Kim Beazley

House music I think you point on the early 20s probaly 'nails it' RPC....The X-Factor(see what I did there)

the internet fook...even mobile phones All seating at Football