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Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've to say. That must have been an amazing match > to have attended. You'll never forget that one and > more than worth the price of the trip alone. > > I'll never forget the night Gareth Bale tore > Maicon a new one at White Hart Lane when Spurs > beat Inter Milan 3-1. The atmosphere was electric > that night. 'tis true I will never forget this night...

Anyone else see the irony in Sepp Blatter's "No place for racism in football" comments re Chelsea fans.... not long after giving the World Cup to Russia, a place where whole grounds regularly 'monkey chant' any black player.

It's Friday...I like to party

I presume Wickham and Lewes are somehow above the horrors of the market or do I just detect some sneery hypocracy....do what I say not what I do type stuff maybe

Not 2007 and Linked from the shed thread today...

here... http://www.contemporarygardenrooms.co.uk/uses/granny-annex/#.VOYoUS482zU

It's not a that great looking shed. I'd knock it down and get one of them cool pods

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cost of teams Celtic 13m Inter 73m. That's a big > multiple to overcome. Welcome to how it feels for anyone in SPL Vs Celtic

I think I'd even go Catford over Plaistow, UP and West Ham

er, I ressurect??????...pay attention (or scroll up a bit) before you bite Fookin hell I just noticed you've even posted on it today!!!! You on a day drinking thing today?

EPB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Plus ca change ....... Oh, I don't know, increased house prices have pushed out some of the (blattalntly middle class) lefty miserabilism from the EDF....James isn't missed by me

Chelsea & Rangers

and the veggie options for the BBQ?

Chelsea have lots of form though and going back a long way...not just casual bigotry but organized far right cuntishness As I've said before worst sort of old school fan; worst sort of newbie fan...what's to like about that sh1tshower

Best piece of writing I've seen on ISIS, improved my knowledge on them immensely Warning: Very Long and in-depth www.theatlantic.com/features/archive/.../what-isis-really-wants/384980/ Seems to be cached or something so try via this link on Reddit http://redd.it/2w29hf

Stratford is never going to be an East Dulwich because it's a major transport hub and shopping centre so a very different place, but probably the best of the ones you mention. Of the others, I'd probably go for Plaistow as there's a couple of decent pubs and a bit more community/villagey feel but without being too negative they are all a lot different to anything in SE22...a lot!

I can understanding you being a bit annoyed but this had been most insurance companies MO for YEARS now, across the board they are just relying on customer inertia, you've been pretty naive not to shop around at renewal time especially as Price Comparison sites etc make this pretty painless and easy to at least do a check..a scam? I don't think so. Shop around.

The hipster fanboys are sensitive innit

Me too. Realted. My neighbour has a disabled bay outside her house - and other disabled parkers regulalrly use this as if it was a 'general' disabled bay, say at Sainsbury's rather than one is a suburban street which anyone but the most deliberately myopic must know relates to a specific household's needs. One regular user was a LL business (no names) who when confronted came back with the old 'I am entitled to park here' before setting off on the hundred yard stroll to LL. Some people's lack of empathy and pure selfishness is beyond me.

PS when I do drink lager on draft nowadays I'm amazed at what a gassy generally crap product it is to be honest PPS I still wear T-shirts and don't play Toad in the Hole

When I started drinking in pubs the majority of beer sales were bitter and my dad/uncles etc all drank bitter and expected me to, so initially i did. But London pubs especially, but many elsehwere too, got worse and worse at looking after their ales and the rise of more premium (ie stronger so don't tastse as pissy) lagers in the 80s got me drinking lagers for years - and a bit of Guiness in irish pubs (propa ones not TipseyMcChains)- the only time i drank bitter then was in proper country pubs or if someone knew the ale was kept properly. The revival of decent tasting and kept ales has got me drinking ales anytime I go out nowadays, I only drink lager when there's no alternative (curry house say). I do like craft beer too on the whole, but mainly in bottles. I am pleased about the craft beer thing though as it's been a gateway for non-ale drinkers to start drinking ale (SJ for eg) and thus increased demand and hence quality of Real Ale in London. The biggest problem with Real Ale is as a live product it only keeps for about 3 days, so when the volume wasn't their it went off in many pubs which led people to think it tastes horrible and also led them to think that was what Real Ale tasted like. I still look at a pub for 'feel' before I order an ale though.

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Quids - as it was something Mrs Miliband did and > not Ed I'm not sure how you blame the sins of the > mother on the son. But if we want to talk about > inherited wealth I'd be delighted to examine the > fortune due to the resident of no11 Downing > Street. > > Meanwhile, as if to crow about their feminist > credentials the Tories demean their most senior > female MP, Teresa May, by renting her out as a > personal shopper. You could buy a trip to get some > shoes with the Home Sec at the last Tory > fundraiser. > > I think satire just ate itself. Yup but it's not about inherited wealth is it. I've no problems with that as I don't hate wealth or wealth creation and actually I think 'mrs' Miliband was well within her rights to avoid tax (which is legal after all); it's about the utter hypocracy of Labour trying to make this a political issue when they are as guilty - see also their attitudes to private education. They are just middle-class cunts on the take too, in reality

The press reporting that the 'young' have given up drinking as if there's been a cultural change when infact it's the fact that the ethnicity of our youth population has changed so that there are more kids from a tradition where drinking is either not a significant part of their culture or not part of it at all for religious reasons...

This works the other way too. A times I'm not 100% convinced BFS really wants a new contract.

Well, hopefully that'll be the nail in BFS coffin because we aren't going to get an European football. Shamelessly copied from a West Ham forum but: "It's exactly these results which mean BFS will not get a new contract. If ever he was going to convince the Daves to give him a new one he had to avoid this kind of humiliation... The media can say all they like about how well we have done but we as supporters know he has been lucky he stumbled across the diamond he was forced to play more entertaining Sakho has been a revelation but he didn't buy him and he continues to play Nolan despite being past his best.... Bye bye Sam you just wrote your P45"