monica

i have always found him friendly, very helpful and likes to help out with Community matters, his wife is also very nice.

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > helena handbasket Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Doesn't everyone? > > > > Then again, I've yet to come across anyone in > ED > > with a truly intimidating posh accent. > > That dyed ash blonde woman with the ticking-stripe > padded gilet, rugby shirt, Wrangler denims and > Hunter wellingtons asking the minimum wage > Saturday girl in Somerfield whether the eggs she > was buying were absolutely guaranteed free-range > in that nasal honk that is supposed to indicate > confidence and signify intelligence but is really > just the dreariest form of quackfart came close > that time in July this year. > > But she's probably the shrillish exception. > Most of the EDers are mildly wellish-spoken, > politish people who overuse the word 'like'. > Except of course for the tradespeople. What do you mean by the tradespeople dahhhlinnn???

Hi Sally there is a thread re Santa's parade and Christmas carols in the parade or on the lane, in the lounge section

mm Im intrigued about the pubs in the area, I have a drinks thing coming up in Ed, however I would like to go to a pub where I can move around my companions and mingle at ease. Tables are awkward, unless you like playing musical chairs, bars are too narrow. Which leaves me with the question where shall we go??

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Quality stuff Louisa, lets give Monica a festive > wedgie when we see her. Look forward to it woof, only after the parade if you dont mind, Should I bring my 6ft shaven headed scarred tattooed Hubby from Belfast(and lovely green eyes with freckles around them) along just in case you get carried away with said wedgie.:)-D

Reggie darling it was not a moment of Madness, I like to think of it as My edgy side looking for a track with grit, and Christmas merriment of course

Reggie darling it was not a moment of Madness, I like to think of it as My edgy side looking for a track with grit, and Christmas merriment of course

I apologise Woof, I was only asking the EDF what they would like to hear for the parade, apologies again for the community spirit thing, I will learn from this I promise. WHAT does STFU mean? Have a mince pie that will sort you out.:)-D

I must say I do love Sergio @ Panino d'oro in the village, lovely guy,(no its not an Italian thing) He makes the best coffee in Dulwich (Coffee at Ed Warehouse is also very good, I might add) and dont get me started about Sergio's lasagna. Yumlicious. i know this post is very food led but I am, if you havent guessed yet, Italian.

Ave Maria Gratia plena Maria Gratia plena Maria Gratia plena Ave, ave dominus Dominus tecum Benedicta tu in mulieribus Et benedictus Et benedictus fructus ventris Ventris tui Jesus Ave Maria Ave Maria Mater dei Ora pro nobis pecatoribus Ora, ora pro nobis Ora ora pro nobis pecatoribus Nunc et in hora mortis In hora mortis, mortis nostrae In hora mortis nostrae Ave Maria! coming live on the 19th on a lane near you

LM Voulez vous couche avec moi cest soir :)-D signing off now after 3 hours of course work aaaaaahhhhhhh

MMM do you know the words then, does not sound like a Carol to me. Anyway I need a few more votes before we compile the top 5 and print out the song sheets

Go on then

I have another thread going about voting for Christmas carols, I am about to compile the top 5 carols that will be sung in the parade, would love a few more votes though, its in the lounge Thank you PC Mick Bell has also promised to join in.:)-D

Cant tell its EDF code of friendship

i see Brendan's legged it, mm me thinks he cant or wont take me up on the challenge. :)-D

Spartacus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How on earth can someone with a nickname of > LadyMUCK be squeemish about belly button fluff > > Sheeessssh women still never fail to amaze me ::o lol if only you knew the real meaning.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You do a lot of looking at men Monica.... Well Just because Im shackled to another man, it wont stop me from appreciating good looks, eyes to burn and arms to protect. Window shopping is cathartic >:D<

Brendan I trust you will be taking part in Ave maria, I have my beady eye on the look out for strong lead.;-) I grew up with Ave Maria the latin version, being Italian and all:)-D

lol Daizie must say I saw quiet a few alcohol induced hot looking men on Sunday when i was at work, bless them all and their Sunday nights spent in the Curry/Kebab house.

lOL he lives in Spain although hes italian. Thanks for the compliment, I grew up in that environment and I never tire of him singing. He does a mean Danny boy though

Well Mic Mac we can have a go at fairytale but I will need a Sean,maybe not drunk but slightly merry. Ave Maria is technically a Christmas carol, however I think its recognised generally as a tune for all occasions. I love it because my uncle sings it so well. mario and friends torremolinos 7 My uncle singing ahhh

Re: Luca's Bakery its on page 2 on the recommended section.

Sue would you get the witty banter in Icelands though? Sarge from Bossman in my opinion is the king of witty banter

There is already a thread re this in the recommended section.