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steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is it wrong to put the heating on? i had a log fire burning in June. So no, you go for it....

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm wearing shorts and t-shirt regardless... one of my brothers does this. all year round. he lives in Scotland.

it is active manuke honey, my mum bought it for me to try. you are right foxy it does have a very medicinal taste and I'm not surprised its used to heal cuts and soothe sore throats. I think I will save it for that very purpose and use my ordinary ol' norfolk honey to dollop on greek yoghurt.

Dopamine1979 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > numbers Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > The one at the end of Oxford st/TCR > > The End? thats the one.

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I've been listening to it on book at bedtime otta but think I need to read it for myself to properly digest it. Would be good to hear what you think of it?

ugh...tried manuka honey for the first time today, it tasted unpleasant and medicinal. Maybe its an acquired taste?

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Probably, I used to live near Vauxhall, so the > arches and Club UK were 'locals' :) > Was the club you were thinking about at Oxfors > St/TCR the Astoria?... no it was The End! Think it was called something else before that tho.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And numbers how and in what way do I go about > acting persecuted? I'm probably one of the least > persecuted people, if I was persecuted I would be > a shy retiring wall flower and that I most > certainly am not. I know a lot of what people say > on here is tongue in cheek banter, I do get that. Well Lou, maybe persecuted is not the right word, victimised perhaps? I think its the way some of your posts come across as if its just you and... din din din ...'The Fox' against the...din din din... 'Rest of the Forum' type thing, thats all. Retiring wall flower, no, I didn't have you down as that :)

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oooh numbers, you've reminded me of a few I > forgot... :) > And there was one along Picadilly down in the > basement, about half way along on left hand side > going towards Green Park, anyone know?... ditto RD you have reminded me of some too, the nights rather than the club. We must have crossed paths I'm sure ;-) just remembered another in Grays Inn Road, Holborn end, basement. Few more in Brixton that I had forgotten about too.

FGS I happen to agree with eg. quids on loads of things but don't go around posting how it's us against the rest of you ad nauseum. And that's how it comes across when you both do that. No one cares that you share the same views on certain things, it's the way you go about acting like the persecuted. Yes of course we are all friends looking for banter & interesting things to read here. Anyway, we've lost a great poster for good today and I'm sad about it. Long live the lounge & all that.

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Also, in the current milk crisis, Dairy Crest (the > number one delivery service remaining) are one of > the worst offenders. > > Guidance from the NFU and milk farming > representatives suggests Abel and Cole or > Riverford pay good money to their suppliers if > you're able to add it on to your existing delivery > service. > > Shamefully, the Coop are also a top offender which > considering their "ethical" stance (ignoring > internal financial issues) is a joke. Oh no I didn't realise that, thought going anywhere but the supermarket would be better. Really shocked about the Coop too! I occasionally get proper buttermilk, cheeses and butter from Nortons Dairy but not nearly enough on a regular basis.

I can't remember the names of all the clubs I went to. In a way, I'm glad. The fridge Ministry of sound Club uk Bagleys Turnmills The cross The one at the end of Oxford st/TCR Some under the arches at Vauxhall One at Victoria station by the district line Er... Heaven!

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Taken from a thread a few nights ago bemoaning the > demise of the lounge. Foxy goaded without reason > (the post was in response to me for goodness > sakes). > > Louisa. What's with all the "post was in response to me for goodness sakes" ? Why feign surprise/innocence when there's been plenty of times you've aligned yourself with foxy on this forum as if you're some kind of posting duet. Admittedly you didn't really do this in the past, you were funnier back then too. Less of a broken record with the same old shtick. Regular readers will know what I mean.

I get milk delivered here in Norfolk. Glass bottles. Gold and silver top.

Where will the monsters go?!

No, no, no!!! No ticking off, was joking...knew I should have used a smiley face ;) I disagree tho with Mick Mac who was up in arms about confining certain subjects to a particular thread. For RIP ones I think the chapel of rest works pretty well incidentally.

Salsa the stick isn't even real!!!

Top deck drivers seat. Come on!! There is no other.

You should really have posted this in the thread for charities that have closed, dontcha know?

Haven't physicists recently proved that our existence is not really 'real'? I agree with Jeremy re Dawkins. Went to one of his lectures many moons ago & found him unbelievably arrogant. (Edit: Dawkins not Jeremy...whom I've also met and us definitely not arrogant) :)

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >But Loz and ratty are still on and > I'm glad for eg. Aw gee thanks quids!!

Dopamine1979 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They served us 'curry' at school. Horrible > gelatinous sauce with raisins/sultanas in it. It > almost put me off for life. Same here! (Though thankfully, it didn't). My mum had a 'curry' cookbook, very 1970s. Each recipe had an accompanying photograph that was....brown. Not just the food but the crockery too! I tried experimenting with that book leading to inevitably disastrous results. I cannot remember the first time I ate curry in a restaurant though, it was probably some flock wallpaper, cheesy place that bears no resemblance to the real thing. However, I am pleased to say that I can cook Indian food now and love all of it, whatever the region - Keralan, Goan, Andhra-style, Maharashtrian :)

Was that supposed to be a private message for *Bob*?