Jah Lush

Georgia 0 Scotland 2 Republic Of Ireland 3 Cyprus 1 Russia 1 England 2 San Marino 0 Wales 4 Turkey 3 Greece 2 Arsenal 3 Bolton 1 Blackburn 2 Reading 1 Everton 2 Liverpool 2 Fulham 2 Derby 1 Man City 3 Birmingham 0 Middlesbrough 1 Chelsea 3 Wigan 1 Portsmouth 2 Aston Villa 1 Man Utd 2 West Ham 3 Sunderland 2 Newcastle 2 Tottenham 3

Perfectly sums it up to me. Well done Sean for tracking it down and rehashing it. And, *Bob* of course for writing the perfect definition.

Japanese Banks Never mind what is happening in American & British banking (Northern Rock), look how Japan has been affected. Japanese Banking crisis continues on back of US Sub Prime collapse. The knock on from the US sub prime market in Japan shows no signs of letting up. In the last 7 days Origami Bank has folded, Sumo Bank has gone belly up and Bonsai Bank plans to cutback some of its branches. Yesterday it was announced that Karaoke Bank is up for sale and more than likely will go for a song. Today shares in Kamikaze Bank were suspended after they nose-dived and 500 back-office staff at Karate Bank also got the chop. Analysts report that there is something fishy going on at Sushi Bank and staff fear they may get a raw deal.

Yup, you said it Mockney. I make you right there. Labels labels labels, that's all we seem to do in this country of ours put bloody labels on everything.

Drinking along with the two characters in Withnail & I was quite fun but expensive. For instance you're not gonna get a Chateau Margeaux '61 for under a grand are you? But two large gins and a pair of pints of cider was certainly a little more affordable.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If I say the rhythm section on that track is the > same as Tin Machine Jah, will it put you off? Definitely not. Hunt and Tony Sales wasn't it? It was just all the guitar wankery and poor songs that did it for me in Tin Machine.

Aaargh! Stop it yer bastards. Please please stop. Life's too short to listen to these shitty ear worms that irritate the hell out of us. Let's have something decent please. I know this has been on loads of adverts but it's still a stonking classic. Iggy Pop The Passenger

I did do a double take when I read that Lewisham was one of the lowest in terms of drink & violence because when I leave work in the evening and have to travel through Lewisham from my eyrie in Canary wharf, I hear a non-stop barrage of police sirens. Must be something going on. Oh! and violence and drunken oafishness is classless.

I agree Azul. I went up and down Croxted Road in West Dulwich from Herne Hill to Gipsy Hill and back on the number 3 bus recently and they literally are on both sides of the road 50 yards apart. Ridiculous.

I don't think so Keef, basically it's Dulwich Cricket, Tennis and Squash Club. Alleyns Old Boys is in the next field.

Quite possibly. I grew up Pickwick Road, so it was nearby.

Story in the Daily Mirror today. Booze Injuries Up 28% in 4 years.

Ere' you looking at my bird? Yeah! you, didn't you kill my bruvva? Come on then!!(6) Blockheads Oi Oi!

EDOldie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Try the Dulwich Sports Club in Burbage Road by > railway bridge. V low key and child friendly, good > bar with real ale in the clubhouse. Now that takes me back. I used to go to these every year when I was a kid back in the 60s.

Popped in there for a swift pint after the rubgy on Saturday night on my way to get some celebratory champers and more vino. Very full in there, why weren't they watching the rubgy? Couldn't believe how much it's changed (for the better). I keep meaning to go there more often, must try harder.

I've never been a regular church goer nor am I a believer but back in the mid-80s when I was living in Herne Hill there was an afro-caribbean pentecostal church at the end of my street where I lived. The sound of the music and the singing was loud and raucous, people were really singing their hearts out. On two or three occasions I actually ventured in and was always uplifted by the soul and the effort that the congregation put into their worship. It sounded wonderful to me.

Trendification (is that a word)? I'm liking it Cassius and you can have first rights on it's invention.

Yes, you're not mistaken, she is a local. I've seen her in the Dog in the Village on a few occasions.

Think it'll be a little closer than that this time Citizen but I still think we can win it despite their clear advantage of having a plastic pitch. Have already booked the day off so I can watch the game in it's entirity in the CPT.

Of course Bob, there were always punch-ups on the Lane years ago and for the most part that seems to have gone and the place is all the better for it but I think what may have happened on this occasion is two big sporting events, people spending all day drinking in the pub. Not that that should be an excuse for such boorish and thugish behaviour. Unfortunately some people get aggressive when they've had to much to drink and ruin things for everyone else.

Ouch! Yes and ouch again. Another excellent evening. Got in at 4.30am and then did it all again last night. So ouch!....Oh! might as well carry on, am stuffing my face and drinking a vat of some very nice St Emillion, rugby soon. Come On you Pumas, sorry Brandon. Slurp slurp.

They can think what they like. F**k 'em!

That's nothing. I'm 49, don't drive, not married, no kids. Blissfully happy without all the acoutrements of the things that weigh you down and ages us apart from a mortage and it gives me a wonderful sense of freedom and irresponsibility and I'm dead happy about it too.

29!!!! HeidiHi? That's not old. Anyway, who cares youth is wasted on the young.

What! No tongues?