Jah Lush

If you're looking for 'gentrified' bins, Artful, the ones outside the Co-0p and Si Mangia on Forest Hill Road were rather artistically painted in floral designs and colours last summer to make them more aesthetically pleasing to the eye. I doubt it has stopped them giving off a vile stench but ooh they do look much nicer now.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Worry not, aperol spritz is an optional choice for > added continental "cafe culture" influence. I think you'll find that Prosecco is the chosen choice of the good ladies of East Dulwich Jezza, though who's to say that this Aperol Spritz may take on over here now that you've mentioned it.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Great! Thanks Jah > > He didnt invite you .. I will now though. ????, you're more than welcome.

FFS! You're supposed to be on holiday. Try enjoying it by doing something other than posting on here.

Standard ????. And Otta you know you're more than welcome.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not quite 100 years.. > > ..but Mr Negative and our Wikipedia correspondent strikes again. It is over 100 years. I used to have a photograph of it taken in 1911 and it had certainly been going for a while then. It had Walter. W Collison above the door. Mr Collison also owned The Magdala around the same time and is my mate's grandfather or great grand father. Here's the picture. http://i1369.photobucket.com/albums/ag237/jahlushhead/Cherry%20Tree_zpsmqyxhkg3.png

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jah Lush Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I'm a BT Broadband/Sport customer but are you > > saying I'm gonna have to fork out another fiver > to > > watch it? > > > Yes, I think so, for Europe. Got a letter from BT Sport today and I don't have to pay another fiver. All the European stuff will be added to my current package at no extra cost. Woo!

Or this -

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well it comes about by having to type on an iPod > screen you have written > > > Foxy A few weeks ago you said on another thread that you were going to Turkey for your holiday for six weeks and would be giving us all a rest by not posting on the EDF. Didn't last long did it. For your own sake stop posting on here and enjoy yourself while you're away instead of staring into your iPod.

About another seven or eight to go by my reckoning.

It's looking seriously nice out the back of The Lordship right now. I wouldn't mind giving that a whirl myself seeing as I haven't eaten there yet.

???? wrote: Optimistic about Kane this year Jah? Didn't look great in the under 21s - I think it'll be hard for him to repeat last year. I think he's a decent player to be clear but not absolutely convinced last season wasn't a bit of a flash in the pan? The kid needs a break. He's young and still got an awful lot to learn. I wouldn't say I was optimistic. At Spurs we can't afford to be. All depends on who we get in and out of the squad. We shipped in an awful lot of goals last season so the defence needs sorting out. If we can get a decent spine through side then our chances of winning something will improve vastly but I'm not holding my breath.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Transfer deal of the summer so far has got to be > Spurs getting ?10m for Paulinho...Daniel Levy > strikes again! :) Still had to take a ?7 million loss but glad he's gone. Quite a few other bit of deadwood to go.

Me too so I shan't be looking at this thread anymore.

El Presidente Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > this pub is in a terrible location and will always > fail. Well, it's been open for business for well over 100 years so it's hardly failing is it.

I'm so bored of it I'm not even going to bother to read the article

That's a bit rich coming Julie Burchill.

No. That was another pub 100 yards around the corner.

Bloody shame. I loved it in there. Used have plenty of lock-ins. I reckon it closed around the end of the 80s. Sadly, I can't find any old pix of it, only the refurb into flats.

I'm talking about 1980/81 when I was a regular. Lovely West Indian fella called Alvin used to run it. His missus, a white English woman, can't remember her name, used to make lovely homemade Jamaican patties and serve 'em behind the bar. Had a great jukebox, dart board and pool tables upstairs. There was always half a dozen good pumps of real ale too. Old Peculiar and Fullers ESB were what I used to drink in there then. Great pub. Sadly, long gone I fear.

Does anyone remember the Sailor Prince?

I shall be walking down to ASDA on Rye Lane for my bargains in future. The stroll down there will do me good anyway.

Had several pints of Timothy Taylor's Landlord earlier. I was going to hit the vino with dinner but I think I've had an elegant sufficiency already.

That's reet classy.