Jah Lush

You can play amongst yourselves if you really must but it's a party and there's drinking to be done.

I hate to say it Ladygooner but yes, you've had a good start to the season and Adebayor's second goal against....chokes. Ahem! No, I can't go on. Whaaaaa! Sorry, but I've been trying to delete it from the memory banks and now you've gone and brought it all back. *Wails like a baby. Mwaaaaa!*:'(

Advertising Louisa, advertising. BTW, that offer of a G & T is still up for grabs if you're going to the Forum bash tonight.

Yes, you're quite correct the EDT is sadly lacking on the ale front. Could certainly do with a few guest bitters. On the other hand they do do a fine pint of Guinness in there.

If something was going to be done about this formerly glorious building it should have been done at least 20 years ago. Unfortunately it looks completely beyond repair and should be demolished and replaced with something similar in style, like the facsimile beyond it.

I'm a titled person you know. The Right Honourable Sir Rossis of the Liver.

I wasn't going to take the bait (no pun intended) of this idiot's further wind up posts but this will be the last. Who is this nutter Allfornun? I get a lunchtime sandwich from Waitrose and he thinks I'm eating "the rest of Europe's equivalent of catfood." I think we know who the weirdo is here. Here's some information for you. You need therapy and if anyone needs to get a life it's you. End of.

Agreed and Benayoun too.

Well, you've certainly bought quality at Liverpool this season Keef, Torres and Voronin are looking very good already.

Fenn Street Gang, that's going back a bit. I loved that. Err..what else, anyone remember Magpie? Sort of ITV's version of Blue Peter. Had a great theme tune anyway. "One for sorrow, two for joy, three for a girl and four for a boy etc."

citizenED Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mourinho for Spurs, Jah? I don't think so. I'm very happy with Martin Jol thanks. I went to the match last night. It was a good work out for some of the fringe players and others coming back from injury. Darren Bent, I have to say is a long way from justifying his price tag. Afraid I don't rate him much. Jermaine Defoe on the other hand came on late in the second half and showed what quality he is by scoring two cracking goals, the first with practically his first touch. A match that I would say was a good morale booster for the weekend's game against Bolton, but I expect Keane and Berbatov to start upfront in that one.

I'm working late tonight but will go straight after, should be there by 9pm.

CPT is a proper pub Charlotte. I'd thoroughly recommend it to anyone even though I've never been a regular since I first stepped through it's portals more than 30 years ago.

I could be interested in this depending on the date. I haven't played for years but should be fun.

I'm sure she speaks very highly of you too Rosie.

Oh! Mockney have you fallen for the divine Ms Barker. she's a lovely lady who lives just around the corner from me. Very friendly and always says hello. I think that's another good reason for moving to East Dulwich.

Or "From the moment I first picked up your book until the moment I put it down I was convulsed with laughter. Someday I intend reading it". Groucho

Nothing worse than glory seeking fans whether they are new supporters of Man Utd, Chelsea or Arsenal. Arseholes who know f**k all about the game.

1. Alan Dale lives in Camberwell. 2. Lots of good bars/restaurants 3. Lots of green spaces. 4. Good schools 5. Great atmosphere and mostly nice people.

There's a late night bar opposite Brockwell Park on Dulwich Road called 27, if that's what you're thinking of.

You'll be in good company if you turn up to the Forum drinks tomorrow Ultraconsistency. Now, without wanting to go off topic, about that bookshop. I don't go in there because I'm a grown up and don't read childrens' books unlike some of the grown-ups I sea on public transport reading Harry "Bloody" Potter. Also, I don't have kids either but if it ever happens to be one of my friends' children's birthdays coming up soon I shall give a good peruse and hopefully find a suitable present for one of the little 'uns. "Outside of a dog a book is a man's best friend Inside of a dog it's too dark to read." Groucho Marx

Yes, it is indeed Sean. Well spotted.

Faces and names, I wish they were same Faces and names only cause trouble for me Faces and names If we all looked the same and we all had the same name I wouldn't be jealous of you and you wouldn't be jealous of me Faces and names Faces and names to me they're all the same If I looked like you and you looked like me There'd be less trouble you see. PS: Richard. I love books too.

And still wearing your bondage pants no doubt Brendan?

giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I daresay the Pistols' original fans are now > working in the city and earning big bonuses. Not this one. > The Thursday night gig in Brixton has sold out on > pre-sale on both Ticketmaster and Ticketweb. My > gut feeling is that Friday and Saturday nights > will be added very quickly - so don't panic. > There will be a frenzy tomorrow morning at 9.00am > when the tickets go on sale - but don't waste your > energy. Keep hitting "refresh" on your PC and > hold out for the Friday and Saturday night gigs. > > If you want to check the presale to see if more > tickets are added today then go to > www.ticketmaster.co.uk - the presale password is > "Vacant". Thanks for the info update on this though giggirl. I'm hoping for Saturday night tickets if they materialise.