Jah Lush

Brucie. Mr Saturday Night. It's like he's been there forever presiding over an endless array of crap.

Why not just call this thread The Restaurant Review? That way it can run and run. A review isn't just for Christmas.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why do people state this as some sort of badge of > honour... It's all the rage at the moment since it was mentioned in a disparaging way that Cheryl Cole was brought up on one on Shit-Factor and she quite rightly defended herself. Awww..... bless the racist toilet attendant beating little nations favourite.

FIFA has just opened a can of worms. I suspect the British media will really go to town on them now. Russia, a country more corrupt than Nigeria whose supporters (not all of them obviously) are racist and homophobic. Qatar, a country that has never even qualified for the World Cup where women need permission from their husbands to leave the house and homosexuality is punishable by death. Another thing they have in common is they are both oil rich states... Money talks. Sending Lord Snooty and Prince Charming wasn't such a good idea either. Rant over.

I met a 14-year-old girl on the internet. She was clever, funny, flirty and sexy, so I suggested we meet up. She turned out to be an undercover detective. How cool is that at her age?

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can someone explain to me what is so wrong about > spreading football to non-footballing countries? It's a spectator sport. You'd hope some turn up, those who have paid for their tickets legally through the proper channels and not those given freebies from FIFA. > > Apart from anything else qatar is now going to > come under international scrutiny about their > human rights record. Expect to see improvements > there. Yes let's hope so.

They'll have to build them first.

Qatar? What a great footballing nation that is. How the fuck will anybody be able to play football in the height of summer over there in 50 degree plus heat beggars belief. Fecking ridiculous.

You can only get booze in five start hotels in Qatar.

Qatar can afford the big bungs. All those FIFA officials can retire now with their pockets more lined than ever.

Fecking disgraceful. One big bung festival. Russia and Qatar. What great footballing nations. Utter shite!

Seems to have vanished but hope this helps. Beauberry House Restaurant

Hmmmm... you deliberately called it soccer didn't you? Just to wind us footy fans up. I know your game Mr P.

Err... yeah sorry about that.

Great result for West Ham last night but I bet they'd rather have the three points. Hopefully they can go on and rediscover a bit of form in the league after such a good performance.

That's balls MP. As Keef has rightly pointed out. A lot of people do not have Sky so tend to watch sport in the pub that has a TV/Screen. The difference is that X-Factor and its ilk is on a major terrestrial channel so anyone can watch that at home if they so desire.

What Keef said. RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > To be honest, I've no interest in watching any telly in the pub. > Now she tells us. > And anyone who disagrees with me, can, frankly, > shove it up their arse. Nice. The pub is a place to socialise, enjoy and drink with friends not a place to sit down and watch telly. You can do that at home.

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Edited because I made a booby.

I know a pub can be an extension of your living room but that's taking it too far for me. You can keep the fecking Victoria Inn and it's poxy TV. I shan't be going anywhere near it.

Don't tell me to lighten up. It ain't banter to me. You're proper wind-up merchant who's already been banned at least twice from here.

Because you talking complete and utter bollocks that why Sean.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Watching TV can be a big social event - in other > countries it's pretty commonplace (be it chat > shows, or Simpsons before that country got the > righst to show it) etc > > Nothing inherently wrong with the concept Not in this country it ain't.