Jah Lush

I'll certainly pop in at some point later in the week. Welcome to Lordship Lane and good luck to you. And, hey Louisa, where do you get off? Where on earth do you get your anger from? If you haven't got anything nice to say (which is usually the case) don't bother.

Too many to mention. I like a good pint of Guinness and love trying out different real ales. They usually have a beer festival in the Dog during the summer with half a dozen different guest ales on tap each week, including lighter summer bitters and ales. Favourites at the moment though include old staples like Harveys Best and Timothy Taylor's Landord, others I like are Adnams, Abbot Ale, Theakstons Old Peculiar, Fullers ESP and Wadsworths 6X. Lager I only tend to drink in the summer when it's hot these days. Most draft lagers I find fairly insipid but a good pint of Stella Artois, Kingfisher or Cobra with a curry is fine with me and when it comes to cans I love Red Stripe.

Opposite Moxons the fishmongers and inbetween The Thomas Moore Hall and His Lordship's Launderette on the left hand side of Lordship Lane if you are heading towards the roundabout at Goose Green in a northerly direction.

Simple you posted on the famous thread. Dead giveaway that.

Not all of them but apparently Ronnie Biggs celebrated in there afterwards. It was called The Cherry Tree in those days.

Rents notwithstanding a juice bar wouldn't be a such a bad idea but I like the idea of a creperie even more, something like My Old Dutch on the Kings Road, Chelsea would be perfect.

I think I know who you mean Nero but I don't know his name. Used to be a villian in Eastenders and also appeared in The Bill.

Willma, notwithstanding the understandable inconvenience of the station ticket shop being closed or the machine being faulty you're husband could always buy a daily travelcard from any of the nearby newsagents in the area.

If your horse gets the drinks in then you're more than welcome and welcome to the EDF Jerri.

That's true Brendan. A good point but it's almost like saying "Opinions are like arseholes, everybody's got one." Anyway there are only two "proper" pubs left in Dulwich and that's the CPT and the Castle. Still, I guess pubs are changing and so are people's requirements. Different strokes for different folks.

Into My Arms - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.

If your lover has put on too much weight, get them to walk three miles in the morning and three miles at night, and by the end of the week the fat f**ker will be 42 miles away.

Yeah me too...I certainly had some CRAFT moments on Friday and Saturday night.

Oh! but I do know Declan and you'll be waiting a long time. I may be growing older by I refuse to grow up.

In the words of one of your fellow Irishman:- "Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel." Oscar Wilde.

I'm afraid I have no idea what was going on at about 12.30am. It all seems to be lost in an alcoholic blur...must have been around the time I blacked out. Sorry.

Oh! don't...I'll be in tears...but thanks guys.

> Have to say I disagree with you re. the Rolls > Royces. I saw the said 'Guru' a couple of weeks > ago in the NEC in Birmingham and one thing he > happened to mention were the stories about all his > cars which existed years ago i.e the 70's > He went on to say that if he did have that number > of cars he was supposed to have he wouldn't have > chosen Rolls! > As for the women, when he went to the Palace of > Peace he would have been a teenager. He is now > nearly 50. In the interests of honesty I don't > believe he can be accused of being a charlatan > either. My word your gullible aren't you. You don't seriously believe all that crap do you. I once went in the Palace of Peace with a friend of mine. We were very stoned and a couple of "disciples" came up to us and said "oh you're the chosen ones....come and have something to eat/drink....blah blah blah..." Silly f**king hippies. Jah Rastafari

I shall be going topless with a big spliff in my gob down the Brixton end at some point during the summer. Thanks for the tip Alan.

My dad passed away last year and we had The Dubliners doing The Wild Rover for him, on CD I hasten to add. It was a song he loved to sing and was more or less his theme tune. I got everyone to sing it in the pub afterwards as well with yours truly leading from the front. We celebrated his life not his death and everyone had a good time. It's what he would have wanted.

Oeuf for Oeuf's sake.

I'll try my best not to Brendan. May have to go to the CPT soon though. Wonder if they need any extras? (sorry slip of the tongue, oh! there I go again, these double entendres just keep slipping out) Will they pay us in beer?

Many apologies Jeremy for my sweeping generalition of rugger bugger type names but I think you get my drift. And, good man for pacing yourself. One has got to know one's limitations. "One", sorry I'm speaking posh myself now. I may well do the royal "we" next. This could be headed for the lounge methinks. CPT CPT CPT!

You can borrow skins off me anytime Mr Admin. As for Krosfyah, what the hell is an Oeuf shirt? Is it covered in oeufs? Anyway, I'll be the one pointing at you and laughing. By the way, are you Rod Liddle in disguise?

Grrrr! You love a wind up don't you Krosfyah. (Is that OK Admin?)