Help-Ma-Boab

Games cancelled.

I never knew Oliver Bonas sold furniture.

Knocked my neighbours door on New Years Eve brandishing booze and coal and extolling the virtues of first footing. Seemed happy enough to see me. Often chat over the fence now! Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > bermygirl31 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > No haven't asked neighbours. I've never seen > > anyone on my street talk to each other, so I > would feel awkward. > > I think in London neighbours are often reluctant > to "break the ice" because they think it's not the > done thing. But I reckon if you actually talk to > them, you'll be surprised. While some of them will > inevitably turn out to be miserable, unfriendly, > or downright hostile, the other 25% will probably > be quite normal and friendly.

Quite, although I'm sure Jaflong will only source the finest free range ingredients that money can buy. Look forward to a cheeseburger soonish from MeatL. Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fox - I thought you frequently enjoyed kebabs and > curries? If you're happy to eat that stuff > (inevitably the cheapest meat they can lay their > hands on) then I don't think you need to worry > whether this place will meat your standards. >

Always found ML to be surprisingly well priced. The one behind John Lewis near Oxford Street is good value for Central London IMO. Guess wait and see re the ED one. Fricking tasty burgers though.

The @MEATliquorED tweet : "Delighted to confirm that we're taking over The Sea Cow site.Won't be open for a while though.It'll be ace coming back to where it all began" edhistory Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > MEATliquor has bought The Sea Cow site on > Lordship > > Lane in East Dulwich > > Bought the freehold, or taken a lease? > > John K

Will swap for tennis books perhaps... Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Maybe it's an invitation to haggle. It's expected > in some places you know.

I'd be happy with ?3k if that helps in any way? DovertheRoad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks but this is the issue...lots of stuff > online saying it's ?3k max or there are > implications...without saying what these > are...then others saying its effectively a capital > gain so its up to the CGT limit of ?11k ish or CGT > applies..then as per Mick some saying none at all. > The sum in question is a fair bit higher than > that > > I'll check with a bean counter....thanks though.

My sisters dog up in Scotland stopped limping a couple of weeks ago. Thought nothing of it at the time...

Its remote Reiki Healing for pets I'm after. If only...

Lewis isn't chained to your arial is he?

Made me smile. Lewis the Loon! Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Did Lewis seriously chain himself to a digger? > That's friggin' awesome, fair play Lewis you crazy > bastard.

What are those tiny, tiny red dot type things. Don't see many of them these days... Saffron Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I like spiders, and I generally go to great > lengths not to kill them. I'm not fearful of > them, having lived for many years in Texas (which > seems to be like a mini-version of Australia, as > far as invertebrates are concerned). I've even > lovingly removed a terrified false widow spider > from behind some boxes in my conservatory, and > relocated her to a more suitable outdoor position > with no harm done. She was a sweet, shy little > thing who had the decency not to make a fuss on > being evicted. > > The annoying eight-legged tramp who kept jumping > around all over my ironing board was quite a > different fellow... not sure what species, > something small, just a few mm, and very bouncy > and determined to resist being swept out of the > way. He is now, I must confess, quite flat. > Bring on ya mates, Flat Spidey. I have a Hetty > Hoover, and I'm not afraid to use it. I see your > spidergeddon, and I raise you a rolled up > newspaper. Don't be stupid, you're only > arachnids.

Soup and a Toastie. I'd go for that over Salad any day of the week.

Very fond of a Cheese, Onion and Ham toastie. Hard to come by.

Boooooo actuarygi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How about fish soup ?

What the toilets like?

Partial to Pea and Ham as well.

I'm a big fan of Leek and Potato soup.

If the games are on and sound is on, I'll be at Cherry Tree for Scotland game (and the rest) on 6 Feb. Join us. My days of going to the Ground are over. Actually prefer it on the box now. JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Help-Ma-Boab Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Will you be showing all the 6 Nations > > rugby.......with sound on screen, and music > off. > > that's the clincher for me. Sound and > commentary > > on.....music off. > > > > Thanks > > HMB > > I've noticed most pubs turn on the sound (and > music off) > dead on kick off - something contractual > apparently - but > always miss the build up and anthems in the pub. > > But then six nations sould be watched in a pub (or > at the > ground) :)

There's one on Beckenham High Street as well.

Will you be showing all the 6 Nations rugby.......with sound on screen, and music off. that's the clincher for me. Sound and commentary on.....music off. Thanks HMB

Nina Christie. Lovely jewellery and a absolutely delightful woman.

Would they accommodate a Next suit? Asking for a friend. DovertheRoad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Please note. In the last few weeks I've been into > the Cherry Tree in my suit after 7.30pm and it has > been most welcoming. One evening I even went in > with a briefcase (brass hinges) yet still had a > great chat with a builder and an off duty fireman. > Not only was the service super friendly but the > food, booze selection and general diversity was > spot on. > > Suits fill your boots.

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