Jah Lush

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ok > > anyone know what ED pub if any will be showing the > Celtic MC game tonight (ahead of Arsenal Basel? ) I'd take a punt that The Castle is showing it.

Salsaboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No. I'm bored when I do have a day off. Bored! How the hell can you possibly get bored? People who get bored easily show a distinct lack of imagination. As I said before, there's more to life than working. ?I?m bored? is a useless thing to say. I mean, you live in a great, big, vast world that you?ve seen none percent of. Even the inside of your own mind is endless; it goes on forever, inwardly, do you understand? The fact that you?re alive is amazing, so you don?t get to say ?I?m bored.? Louis C.K.

I retired at 53. I spent two years on the dole and it was hellish. It was practically impossible to find other work. Ageism is a reality. As soon as I hit 55 and could draw on my private pension I did so. I don't have much to live on but I'm one hell of a lot happier. The thought of ever going back to work for someone else fills me with inertia and morbid dread. Total anathema. If I could have retired earlier I would have done so. I live on my own time now. Not someone else's. There's is far more to life than working. "Work is the curse of the drinking classes." - Oscar Wilde. And I'm with Buk on this one. Hits the nail on the head for me. http://i1369.photobucket.com/albums/ag237/jahlushhead/charles-bukowski-quote_zpssdqiwvvn.jpg

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???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Absolutely terrible and not much to be optimistic > about except we're not bottom - I'd give Bilic 5 > more games to turn it round. And I wouldn't have > BFS back before you ask. Careful what you wish for. ;-)

Perhaps you could get a window seat together and wave to all your hordes of fans and admirers.

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DulwichFox Wrote: > Hope that does not come across too narcissistic > talking about something I may do this evening. > > Perhaps a selfie stick is in order.. :) > > Foxy I'm astonished you haven't got one.

DulwichFox Wrote: > Certainly on the opening night there was an > element of 'self importance' with management and > friends occurying the prime window seats.. > > And I get accused of being Narcissistic... > > DulwichFox 1. How could you possibly know this? You weren't even there and have no intention of going either. You said so yourself. Exhibit A. "Well.. I'm not likely to go there. Mainly as I do not generally eat burgers." Exhibit B; "If I were to stuff my face with Burgers and fries and chocolate brownies and ice cream I could well be back to square one. Not a risk I'm willing to take." 2. As for the "self importance" quote. This is laughable coming from you and another example of your narcissism. You can't stop talking about yourself. Any thread will do just as long as you can turn any subject into something about you. Me me me me me me me me me me.. ad infinitum.

96th minute to beat who?

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When people post on here most people use.. I did.. > I went... We went.. I like... > > How do you avoid that. ?? But not turning every single thread you contribute to about yourself. Simple really. You should try it some time. Now, back to Meat Liquor. Agree with Jeremy it does look a little on the small side. Must get quite cramped in there when it's full. Isn't there an outdoors bit out the back?

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What a shame such a perfect couple. I hope the > kids don't suffer. They've both done a lot for the > world of showbiz and we should be proud of their > contribution as a couple. > > Louisa. Lost in showbiz post of the week.

Couldn't give a rat's arse.

I don't need to look it up. I just have to count the I's or me's in all of your posts. And for your information and education this is what a narcissistic personality disorder is:- "a personality disorder characterized by excessive narcissism or exceptional self-interest and admiration." Fits you to a T.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jah Lush Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > I often go 2-3 days without eating a proper > > meal. > > > I live on air.. > > > It's impossible to enjoy food when you are > > > diabetic. > > > > > > DulwichFox > > > > > > Complete and utter nonsense. I have type two > > diabetes and I still love my food. > > > You are NOT me.. When I say 'It's impossible to > enjoy food when you are diabetic.' I mean me. > > I used to eat out most nights. Finances aside I > eat out about 4 - 5 a month. > I have T/A's and I get 2 - 3 meals out of a > normal curry rice meal. This means I do not need > medication > and have a HB1ac of 5.7mmol/L > > I am now concidered as Not Diabetic and may of > reversed my condition. Although most medical > personel > suggest that reversing type -2 diabetes is > immposible. > > If I were to stuff my face with Burgers and fries > and chocolate brownies and ice cream I could well > be back to square one. > Not a risk I'm willing to take. > > I'm not really a foodie.. Food is just fuel and my > body no longer uses it corectly. > Curry Club is the only time I really sit down to > eat and leave most of my food. Mick P's doggy bag. > :) > > I cannot finish a whole meal so restaurants sadly > have become a no no for me. > > So you see. NOT 'Complete and utter nonsense.' as > you put it. > > Foxy When you write "It's impossible to enjoy food when you are diabetic" - one would naturally assume you're speaking for all diabetics, not just yourself. A usual it's all about you. You have a narcissistic personality disorder.

> I often go 2-3 days without eating a proper meal. > I live on air.. > It's impossible to enjoy food when you are > diabetic. > > DulwichFox Complete and utter nonsense. I have type two diabetes and I still love my food.

News just in. Dulwich Estates in their infinite uselessness have now put the reopening date of The Dog back to Monday, January 16th. In other news work has started on The Half Moon, which should take four months to complete so should reopen sometime in February.

It's going well at The Hawthorns. ;-)

At least we get to play at Wembley now and then and have won plenty of trophies there. And it's all going so well at the Tax Free Tesco Stadium isn't it. West Ham's latest glorious European jaunt has been noted and already laughed at so I won't tread on your toes again by reminding you just how far you got. BTW: What was the name of that team again?

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jah Lush Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > Because they are guilt ridden alcoholics in > denial > > about the severity of their addiction and need > > someone, anyone, even if it is a stranger on a > > local forum they have never met to okay it for > > them to start their daily drinkathon. > > Golly, and there was me thinking it was a bit of > meaningless persiflage to while away the > afternoon! I wasn't being totally serious.

Indeed.

If he ever remembers to put in his predictions every week that could well be a possibility. It'll never happen though.

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Serious Q: why do people need permission or an > excuse to have a drink? Can't think of anything > else it applies to. Because they are guilt ridden alcoholics in denial about the severity of their addiction and need someone, anyone, even if it is a stranger on a local forum they have never met to okay it for them to start their daily drinkathon.

Pubs and bars that don't put ashtrays for smokers on their outside tables.

Went yesterday. Still as good as it ever was.