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uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Anyone in a German car (VW, Merc BMW, Audi > especially), they think and act like they have > right of way no matter what what a load of tosh!

I agree El Pibe.. I am having a hog roast in the Japanese Garden in Peckham Rye park on Sunday if you'd like to pop by..

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ibilly99 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > souless barn to mindless consumerism stick with > good 'ol Peckham Peckham..yes what a great venue to do all my Xmas shopping now let me make a list: Mum - 3 kilos of Halal lamb.. Aunty Mary - packet of fake hair weave (she has started to go grey) Uncle Bob - ?10 top up for his mobile Grandma - Nail Bar gift card...she could do with fake neon pink toenail extensions Grandad - a white Polyester suit and a pair of alligator skin winklepickers sorted!

bring back capital punishment is what I say!

I feel sorry for those Staffies owned by these morons who want them purely for status then abandon them when they get bored. I was on the Battersea Dogs Home website on Monday browsing through all the dogs that need rehoming - at least 80% were Staffordshire Bulls.

I love Halloween and trick or treaters! You never get them when you live in a flat though..:(

Atticus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not stressing, merely musing. > To hell it with it, it's only a pub, pizzas etc, > so eat off paper plates, or out of cardboard > boxes, then. > I like my wine (very cold and white) in a thin > glass, nothing to do with gooseberries, > blackcurrants or even bananas. exactly..wanting to drink wine out of a wine glass does not make someone a 'pretentious, silly snob FFS'. Whether I'm eating fillet steak or a fish-finger sandwich I prefer mine drunk from a WINE GLASS. That's how I drink it in my home and that's how I expect to drink it in a pub. Mind you, I do prefer my Earl Grey from a China cup..it just doesn't taste the same from a thick bulky mug. Maybe I am a snob when it comes to drinking vessels..

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This has been covered in some depth on these pages > before. Scott was determined that they were not > going to change their policy. > > Just don't go back if the tumblers upset you. > There are plenty of other options nearby. It hasn't put me off going back in the slightest..it's a nice place and the pizzas look good..but Jees is it too much for them to supply a nice wine glass?

bore off Miss Self-Righteous....damn right wine tastes better in a 'goblet'..but obviously you know far more about wine etiquette than all the world's Sommeliers. Now go away and pour yourself some Liebfraumilch in a Happy Meal cup

Exactly PR!

So I met up with a pal earlier this afternoon for a bottle of wine at The Actress. Imagine our surprise when barman serves it with two glass tumblers! Am I missing something? Is there a new wine glass etiquette in SE22? When I politely asked barman for two 'appropriate' wine glasses his response was 'well, this is how they drink wine in France'. Hmm, really? I don't recall drinking from those last time I was in Paris. Perhaps if I was drinking in some old rural French village, dining on crusty bread and Brie it would have been acceptable. Barman's alternative was two cider glasses which we declined so settled on Champagne glasses! :-S Anyway, maybe I'm being a snob..but I do think the majority of wine drinkers like their vino in a proper glass and they should have at least had a couple out the back! Rant over..I'm off to pour a glass of Hermitage 2003 into a mahoosive goldfish bowl. Sante!