Jeremy
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Does he actually tour or play much? Or has he just put together a bunch of session musicians for the festivals?
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Watched a couple of things including a couple of Mark Ronson songs... to be honest the mix was so bad, it's hard to draw any meaningful conclusions. But the songs don't seem to have translated well to live performance.
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KidKruger getting ready for a night down the Man Of Kent
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KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I had some chain nunchuckas hung on back of door So we've established that your place had a door. Couldn't you have just, you know... not opened it?!
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I think some people confuse "moving with the times" with "gentrification". One or two places serving reasonable grub, craft beer, proper coffee, freshly baked bread, etc.. is just keeping up with demand and modern tastes/expectations. It doesn't translate to inevitable wholesale poncification.
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> Don't know if the company is paying? Doubt it! Norbury is what, 20 mins on the train?
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Mustard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Practically tear a fox a new one? What does that mean? Erm... it means to gain the upper hand in a conflict. > An old, timid or feeble cat wouldn't have a chance against a fox. No doubt.
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Nobody likes rats (and the rubbish which they're after), but I doubt your daughter is in much danger.
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MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Norwood perhaps....but it's on the turn isn't it? Yeah... the Crystal Palace bunch seem pretty smug about their neighbourhood and its recent upturn.. kind of like ED a few years ago, when it was awash with buyers from other parts of London who thought they'd found a hidden gem.
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indiepanda Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am not saying people don't mean what they write, > but I suspect a lot of people who might come > across as abrasive on line are actually more > pleasant if you actually met them. Of course... it's inevitably true. Most of us are more "direct" on here than we would be face-to-face.
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Dulwich Estate - fit to run conservation?
Jeremy replied to DulvilleRes's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
Overdevelopment? On a road that contains several mansions? Yeah right... -
spark67 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > witnessed our cats practically tear a fox a new one last year in our > back garden ! Some domestic cats are pretty much as big as foxes, and have superior speed/agility, and those razor sharp claws. So your story doesn't surprise me. But foxes have large mouths with strong jaws ... if it manages to grab the cat then it's all over.
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Mariana Trench is nice. Had it on keg at the Ivy House a while ago. My one and only drink tonight was a bottle of Budvar Dark, which I only came across recently. Not bad.
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david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jeremy - 100-1
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How about if you're a Filipino stick fighting expert? Half a cue in each hand might be handy.
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http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=258258904 ?3.29 or - bizarrely - two bottles for ?3.
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RD/DC - was assuming the ball-in-sock wouldn't work in a bar fight. Was actually wondering if the advice was to simply pick the ball up in your hand and smack someone with it. I've heard that salt cellars can be used too (although such items are a bit too poncy for proper boozers, I know).
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Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nunhead isn't all that bad I know... I was joking...
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david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Pick up three or four balls. As a projectile, or "melee" weapon? This could be useful if I find myself in Nunhead again.
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Right on.
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Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > White Horse in Peckham has the excellent Easycome on Wednesdays. Is that still on? Thought the pub had changed hands.
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I've no problem with old-school pubs. I quite liked the old Palmerston. The Half Moon and Ganley's in Herne Hill were regular haunts in the late 90s/early 2000s. All fine. But quiet pubs with a little posse of regulars standing at the bar doesn't make for a friendly experience IMO.
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It didn't really bother me - and that's not why I've not been back. Wasn't intimidated, just all seemed rather... odd.
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You got out of the wrong side of the bed didn't you Mike! Some time around Spring.
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miga Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I blame the French. Need them to set fire to a few sheep, when the wind is blowing favourably. Should sent a bit of heat in our direction.