Jah Lush

holloway Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > the comedienne Josie long said she performed her > first stand up gig in a pub in Dulwich, in today's > metro. that would have been 1998. probably EDT?? Yeah, probably. I saw Eddie Izzard, Al Murray and Jo Brand up above the EDT back in the 90s.

I think I may have been shot around the same area a few weeks ago. Was on Wood Vale by the shops. I looked around but couldn't see anyone. Was a bit disconcerting at the time but soon forgot about it until now.

CPT with the phone booth outside. Before the outside seating too. The music is by Joe Loss & his Orchestra. Don't know what the track's called.

Before the gentrification.

We'll kidnap you next time, Otta.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not that I've stepped foot in The Ivy House since > it reopened, or am likely to. Well you bloody well should. Great pub. Had a few in there last night after the game at the Hamlet.

Yes. I would have thought so.

More imported crap from America. http://i1369.photobucket.com/albums/ag237/jahlushhead/10417522_1549716431941431_2870158664937507915_n_zpsd4efd7bd.jpg

Non-specific gender club?

Did Les teach you?

Deptford's going the same way as Hackney. The same sort of thing is happening in New York's East Village and similar neighbourhoods. Gentrification's not just a Londoncentric thing. Yuppies out!

You may have a point there Jezza. I met a nice young girl in Peckham last week who's lived all her life in Hackney, currently living in Greenwich coz she can't afford to live in Hackney anymore. I thought, Hackney! I used to play football over there. Was always such a dump. How times change. It's been taken over by affluent yuppies.

P68, that's a dry cleaners not a laundrette and it's still Lordship Lane up to Wood Vale.

Otta Wrote: > A couple of nights ago I went in to a little > grotty kebab shop in Penge because it had a sign > in the window saying everything was half price as > it had changed hands. So I decided to treat myself > to a shish kebab and chips. This cost me ?6 and > that was half price. > > Food just costs a lot these days. That can't be right. You've been royally stitched up there. I reckon you've paid the normal price and they've forgotten to give you the half price deal.

But they're much higher up the table than you. Anyway, I'll let it lie. Aquero is so good he reminds me of my boyhood hero Jimmy Greaves. That's how highly I rate him.

Hmm... Let's try again. Where would you be without Alexis Sanchez?

Agreed he's a fantastic player. Where do you stand on this Wenger out nonsense?

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Where would City be without Aguero, he was > stunning in last nights Champions League game > against Bayern. PD, nice diversion from you own team's deficiencies. Where would Arsenal be without Sanchez?

Do you mean the old police station opposite?

Gulp. I was looking at property in Penge last night as I've been giving it a bit of thought about finally upping sticks and leaving Dulwich. BB... my friend is heavily involved in the new Community Centre thing.

I never went to Never On A Sunday. Looked a bit shit to me even then. I love Italian food and pasta is a main part of my diet so I'm hoping that Burro e Salvia will be a good place to go for essentials.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can't honestly say. I only ever went there once > for a beer. But I know people that had late > sessions with them. I once left at 9am... Quite a night. ;-)

http://i1369.photobucket.com/albums/ag237/jahlushhead/10502396_10202556499503318_6031553724784459145_n_zpscc7f2180.jpg

I put a link up about this on the draft beer thread last week. Anyway, what Otta said.