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Le Pen's next (I've had a bet); and expect a GE in Italy after their constitutional referendum next month....

Just cut and paste Steveo's list as I'm lazy (and added a few) Franklins - 3 or 4 times to eat - for the price and vibe (non-trendy) the resataurant is too cramped although food excellent. Drinking - quite often (near my gaff) Palmerston - 5 times or so when other options full. OK. Yama Momo - Once - hugely disappointed Le Chardon - Years ago on Valentines Day in another life with a different wife Tandoori Nights - i get confused which is which all a bit the same too. Sema Thai - Whe it was old school thai and first opened loads been crap for years now so never Thai Corner Caf? - take away loads. When it forst opened in the 90s went alot BYOB helped The Lordship - Twice. Quite impressed Franco Manca - Once - loved the pizza my kids hated it so never since Meat Liquour - Once, loved - will go again ToastED - no Mr Bao - no - looks good Bahn Bahn - No The Rye - Not for years but had a phase of Sunday lunches Burro - Not a clue? Peddar - One - will visit again my favourite meal ever round here Spinach - Yes, once . A bit meh Mr Liu - no Le Chandelier - no Burro e Salvia - no Hisar - Lots, kids like it, I like it...I think you like it Mick? French House - not yet Great Exhibition - just drinking Olivellis - twice - not impressed Il Mirto - once when it was the best thing ever on the EDF - average House of Tippler - Sunday Lunch good - like this place for a drink as you can get a seat GBK - far too often (kids :)) The Surma Never Draft House - Once then it went Flying Pig - Yes, beer & Burger Monday football is good Cafe Noodle - Takeaway Si Mingia- lovely service, food very average Clockhouse - food always been crap but at least it used to feel like a pub Plough - enuff said

er, the BBC is a 'state television prorgram' (sic)

I am STILL laughing about Argentina in 1978 too much to think about it

Me and the missus OR me, the missus and the kids?

I think people are getting their knickers in a twist........

That's the one Jah - we used to repeat that for hours & hours in hysterics back in my smoking days

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Delightful stone-based serving platters actually. > > Well put Mr P. > > Take no notice of Jah Lush. He just cannot resist > putting a negative slant on any positive post from > The Fox. > > Tiresome attempt to highjack the thread. > > Foxy This self importance from a man "the Fox" who jumps in with negativity on any new opening resturant thread Sorry Mike, it's Friday and the lounge who wants to grow up anyway?

"It's me Dave, Dave" "Dave? Dave? Dave's not here"

Mike - i respect your view a bit but given that a certain CC member, who acts with such self importance on this thread about any as he see's it 'non-members' comments/intrusions is on almost any other New Restaurant/ Bar thread with negativity, well, hmmmfff, it's the Lounge.

That was brilliant!

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > P.S. My deleted photo was to highlight the food .. > Not the slate. DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Delightful stone-based serving platters actually Caught out but your denial will go on and on and on and on......

i think you need to take your medication (DF not Jeremy)

my kids love Jonnies

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Good review Sheila, take a bow... bloody Mancs

where do you get 'so good' from John L? - low growth is just above the relegation zone but it's not a recession.....

Some facts: UK pulled out of recession in last quarter of 2009 (yes, 7 years ago) USA in June 2009 China didn't have a recession after the financial crash (nor Australia) Japan was in recession last year Germany pulled out of recession in the first quarter of 2011 The post fact world on the internet means some idiot can post up that there's a global recession going on based on absolutely nothing other than his idiotic opinion and the unfortunate fact that he can type.

Flouncing out of London because of the EDF is a first I think?

Don't try and divert this thread from some poster's self-importance please Mick

Have you tried switching it off and back on again?

P.O.U.S.theWonderCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > I also find the DM attack on the judges downright > sinister. If we're going to question the > impartiality of the judges (who like all lawyers > are trained to distinguish between evidence, > inference and opinion) because we don't like what > they've said, or suggest that parliament can > somehow be avoided in a process that will > disenfranchise us of our rights, we may as well > throw out the rule of law, tear up the Magna Carta > and go back to absolutist monarchy or a fascist > regime. It's the Daily Mail

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > P.O.U.S.theWonderCat Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Why would they want to come to work in a > country > > facing recession where > > a very nasty anti-immigrant sentiment has been > unleashed? > > Where... ? It may of Highlighted a nasty > anti-immigrant sentiment that has existed for > decades. > but it has never detered people from other parts > of the world wanting to come here. > > The Whole world is in recession.. take a look at > the USA. and the rest of Europe.. > > DulwichFox. No it's not - you ignoramus. You really need to understand the difference between opinion - which you have plenty of and facts which you seem to have few of...but we've been here a zillion times before* *opinion not fact

age-class-region-ethnicity

it was D.Fox Malambu - do you expect facts? Sick Man of Europe, cap in hand to IMF and global laughing stock in the 70s was our real situation not Tim Brooke Taylor's Goodies monologue

Hoddle ahead of Greaves Jah? Still, Hurst was ahead of him when it really mattered :)