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malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just wanted to say you modern football types are a > load of softies. Modern football types! I'm 58 you ignorant pillock. Saw plenty of ultra-violence when I was a kid. Cold Blow Lane in particular was a hot bed of violence in the 60s and 70s. Saw plenty there and elsewhere.

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Here, I've copied the possible reference for you. "While we were dining a regular customer came in and said: ?I enjoyed that Lamb bhuna so much the other night I want it again!?? I was informed that the man is a member of the local Curry Club"

Click on the article and you'll see.

I went to a fancy dress shop the other day to get a Dracula outfit for a Halloween party I'm going to on Saturday night. The shop assistant came back two minutes later with an Arsenal shirt. I said, "No mate, I want to dress up like a count".

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I see mourinho is doing a sterling job at Yanited Early days yet but one can't help but feel a little bit of schadenfreude.

Don't give up. Just try and remember to do your predictions every week, Otta and who knows where you might end up.

taper Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Late Knights have stopped trading I believe. Nooooo! Say it ain't so.

Superb.

Indeed. Eddie Howe is doing a great job, especially considering the limited resources he has. And Jack Wheelchair completed his first 90 minutes in over two years. Three away games in a row and with the injuries Spurs have had, even though we do now have good cover, I have to say I'm pleased with the away point. This match and especially the WBA game last week is the sort we would have lost a few years ago. Our failing over the last couple of seasons has been drawing too many games though but so far I'm not complaining. Another clean sheet and still unbeaten in the league. COYS!

Professional knobjockey?

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton: whoever wins it will still mean endless war

Gruppenf?hrer.

Fluffer.

Mediocrity sells.

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't usually join in beyond telling your lot to > support your local team but that was so poor > tonight. I think you can safely say we all support Dulwich Hamlet.

Phlox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When it's Sarah Millican. Indeed. Or Miranda Hart or Mel & Sue.

Huggers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > jah lush you are thinking of Chris Neill, gay and > bearded and local. > Emma and Ron have now moved to Kent near Herne > Bay. Yes! That's the fella. Very funny man.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I used to frequent the Hob about 5 years ago and > up until its demise, regularly on a Monday 'New > Talent' nite. It was often > dreadful/ok/mindbendinglyfunny , but that's the > nature of that kind of place isn't it. > > They also had the joy of having an unleashed Micky > Flanagan as compere, even when the place was half > full he still gave it his all. I loved those days, > even the crap stuff. And it cost about ?5 I > think. It was three quid. Absolute bargain. I went to many of those nights. Can you remember the name of the gay, bespectacled, bearded comedian who was on a couple of times when Micky Flanagan was comparing? He's local as well I think. He was hilarious.

A stick.

rendelharris Wrote: > > As for audiences, I really don't know what's wrong > with them these days. When alternative comedy > started, audiences could be rough as hell and only > people with really good material survived...now > when I listen to some of the godawful rot Radio 4 > put into the 6.30PM slot with audiences apparently > expiring with laughter...my personal theory is > that as prices have gone up and up people feel > obliged to find it hilarious or else admit they've > blued a lot of money on rubbish. A friend who > frequents fancy restaurants to entertain business > clients says it seems to work the same way there, > if people are paying a fortune they convince > themselves that what they're getting is good. > Just an idea. I pretty much agree with all of that and think you may have hit the nail on the head there.

Goose.

You will be.

Some people paying their respects to Dylan on winning his prize. https://www.theguardian.com/music/2016/oct/13/dylan-towers-over-everyone-salman-rushdie-kate-tempest-and-more-pay-tribute-to-bob-dylan