Jah Lush

I got the Liverpool correct as well. Aston Villa too.

Thank fuck for that. I should back the Wanderers more often. Kiss of death.

Fcuk me! People getting excited about a fecking advert on the telly. Get a life you saddoes.

I'll admit to being grumpy that Spurs lost and that some people can't show some respect for the fallen and the injured and the mentally scarred of futile wars in foreign lands. I'll be even more grumpy if the Wanderers win at Old Trafford, which I fully expect them too. I'll try not to post again today if that makes you happy. Tomorrow, as a Spurs fan I'll probably have to deal with Gooners rubbing my nose in it that that they are eight points clear of us. Ho! hum. Have a good day.

No. I didn't drink alcohol at all yesterday. What's your problem?

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I understand the argument, I just disagree with > it. Plenty of Northern Irish people have died > fighting for Britain as well. This. And Scots too! They are a Scottish team are they not?

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jah Lush Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Yeah, @#$%& them too. Keep your knickers on > Mac. > > If Celtic and their fans can't do a minutes > > silence out of respect for the dead then their > > @#$%&. > > Firstly, there was no minutes silence at Ross > County, perhaps out of respect for those who died > at the hands of the British Army. So the silence > wasn't broken. There was none. > > Secondly, the poppy poem is pro the continuing of > war. Who supports that? See below.. > > ?In Flanders Fields? > > In Flanders Fields, the poppies blow > > Between the crosses, row on row, > > That mark our place and, in the sky, > > The larks, still bravely singing, fly, > > Scarce heard amid the guns below. > > We are the dead; short days ago > > We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, > > Loved and were loved, and now we live > > In Flanders fields. > > Take up our quarrel with the foe! > > To you from failing hands we throw > > The torch; be yours to hold it high! > > If ye break faith with us who die > > We shall not sleep, though poppies grow > > In Flanders fields. > > I think you owe an apology to Mick Mac. And I think you're talking out of your fecking arse. Anyway, bloody Tottenham Hotspur!

Yeah, fuck them too. Keep your knickers on Mac. If Celtic and their fans can't do a minutes silence out of respect for the dead then their cunts.

Fuck Celtic and fuck their fans.

Get well soon.

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jah Lush > > It would help if you read my post. I did. I was a bit pissed when I posted my response though.

I'd really like to buy the Right Honourable Honaloochieb a few drinkiepoos and share a good chinwag with. My favourite poster on here by a zillion smiles.

Surprised it hasn't been Lounged by now.

Brilliant!

I'm backing the Arse to win at Old Trafford. Hopefully, it'll be the kiss of death.

Twitter. It's in the word. It's for twits.

How old are you Malumbu? When I was younger I may have stupidly agreed with you out of pure ignorance but I reckon you're nearer my age and you should know better by now. My dad served in the WW2 and all of my uncles and aunties too. I also have two nephews who have served in the Army. One who spent ten years in The Royal Engineers who served in Northern Ireland, Kosovo and Iraq and I am enormously proud of them. They may have been pawns in politicians games but give them some respect. They have seen terrible things which no man or woman (and let's not forget the women who have also bravely served us) would ever want to go through Wear your poppy with pride. We'd be fucked without those young men and women who bravely made so many sacrifices for us in two world wars and beyond. We should remember while the light lasts and in the darkness we should never not forget. Edited a few times because I'm a bit tipsy and my fingers have turned to sausages.

I don't care.

I'm sure PD has a special place in his heart for you, Alan.

adonirum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 4) The off licence on the corner of North Cross > and Ulverscroft. I think the off licence you're talking about was on the corner of Lacon Road and North Cross Road. I lived practically next door to it in '85/86. > 5) I remember Elvis taking over from his father > George, so we really all did meet the bloke down > the chip shop swears he's Elvis!! That was a bloody great chish n' fip shop.

The latest from The Patch. Cut & pasted from their Facebook page. The Patch Bookings now being taken for the restaurant at The Patch for brunch, lunch, dinner, sunday dinner and the private dining room upstairs. Keri Moss and the patch restaurant team will be testing the menu, training the staff and inviting you to join us from Monday the 25th November ( and maybe a squidge before if you pop by and see !! ) - just give us a call, drop us an email, use some fancy social media thingy or actually pop in in person ( the bar is open every day now with a great selection of wines, beers and nibbles. There are 3 ways to get in touch:- 1- Come and see us at 211 Lordship Lane - bar is open 6pm till Midnight , Monday to Friday and 12 noon till 1am Saturday and Sunday - but from the 25th November we are open all day every day from 11am 2- Give us a call on 0208 299 2068 ( and yes we are going to get an answerphone !!) 3- Visit our Facebook or Twitter pages -www.facebook.com/dulwichpatch or #thepatch2 on twitter

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jah Lush Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Beat me to it RD. > > > The Chuckle Brother tag team at it again. Spurs > still banging in the goals Jah, how many is it > now? All from open play right? And as for RD, > weren't you supposed to demolish the lowly > Spaniards? I don't blame you for enjoying it while you can. The Wanderers are playing great at the moment and by the way I'm tipping you to win at Old Trafford at the weekend.

There's always Manze in Peckham if you fancy a bit of pie n' mash nearer to home.

Just started Skagboys by Irvine Welsh, a prequel to Trainspotting which has already got me laughing out loud and going urgh! at the same time. Before that I read A Week In December by Sebastian Faulks which I highly recommend as a modern day satire.

Beat me to it RD.