Jah Lush

I was a bit worried about the Sunday lunch crowd so thanks for the info Cassius. Might try and get down there tomorrow at point.

TJ. It's quite simple and I'm surprised you didn't know this. Walk up to the end of Underhill Rd from where you are past the blind care home and concrete house turn left onto the end of Lordship Lane and catch the P4 which stops right outside Honor Oak Park station. Five minute walk and a couple of minutes on the bus.

Agreed Keef, although I really don't care who wins I just want to watch an entertaining match with lots of goals but it would be a fitting ending to Fowler's career (although after his recent operation and four months out let's hope he's got a couple of more seasons left in him) if he came on late in the second half and made the equaliser and then scored the winner in a pulsating 3-2 win for the Bluebirds. Well, I can dream can't I? Sorry ratty, best of luck though.

Blowin' In The Wind - Bob Dylan

Chunky chips please.

If you're coming up the Plough for Keef and Dems' Open Mic tonight I'd be happy to buy you a birthday drink otherwise have a fabulous birthday young Allycat whatever it is you choose to do.

Blimey Pickle, you're in a bit of a pickle aren't you. Best get down the shops luv. For me today it's Tuna fish, mayonaise and sweetcorn sandwich on malted brown bread from Waitrose.

Sparks - This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both Of Us. Just put it up in the Music Room if you fancy a listen.

Got this on the brain today.

Beer festival!!! Oh goody...Thanks Mrs Y.

Child Of The Moon - The Rolling Stones

Enough of this playground nonsense Spadetownboy. You should know better.

Good grief! The Gowlett nows offers the Three Ps. Pint, Pizza and Pussy.

What a sight to behold that would be. I'm having visions...please make them stop.

Expect it to be packed next week then.

Can't Seem To Make You Mine - Johnny Thunders and Patti Palladin.

There is room for both James and thankfully we have a couple left but I don't think they would survive on the Lane anymore.

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HonaloochieB Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > The Castle? Don't make me laugh. Far 'edgier' > than > > the majority of the EDFers (including myself) > > would be prepared to cope with. > > I wouldn't be so sure. Hands up everyone who has > been there in the last, oh say, 4 months? > (tu) In the last four months - about 3 or 4 times I should think. Do I get a nice shiny badge for that?

The Vale June 6th. I'll bring some rotten tomatoes shall I? Seriously, though Sean, you'll be most welcome and these nights are seriously good fun. I'm sure there are plenty of other estate agents who use this Forum but only you have been brave enough to come out of the closet so to speak.

I read yesterday that Boris's idea about getting rid of the bendy buses and redisigning the Routemaster is going to cost him a lot more than the ?8 million that he originally came up with. It's actually much nearer ?100 million. Clearly he'll never get this off the ground. Try and get your sums right Bozo.

Stone - The Faces

Lunch? I haven't even had breakfast yet but I've just bought a smoked salmon and watercress in French bread thingy from Pret and I'm waiting for the appropriate moment get it down my Gregory.

Tonight's number.

Just rub the owner's face in it. That'll teach 'em.

James Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Castle? Ugh, that place is AWFUL For you James I'm sure it is but the guy did speculate about old fashioned rough ready type of pubs and The Castle certainly comes into that category. Good shout on the Gowlett Mark.