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Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jeremy, granted Peckham possibly fits more > comfortably into the 'be seen' category than ED > does these days, but that doesn't mean some people > still don't enjoy the 'all eyes on me' mentality > when on a night out. Why else would ML put seats > in the window so people can be stared at whilst > they eat? The Palmerston also has that vibe of > stare at me whilst I'm sat outside drinking wine, > as does Franklins, and any number of restaurants > dotted along the lane. You don't even need a > restaurant or bar for this, walk along the GG path > any day this summer with the sun out and the 'in > set' can be seen exposing body parts, drinking > prosecco and eating sandwiches amongst the dog > mess, just to be 'seen' doing it. Odd behaviour. > > Louisa. So anywhere that has outside seating is for people that want to be stared at rather than people who want to sit outside in good weather?

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You can of course act how you like titch juicy, > that's everyone's prerogative. I do however think > that people should use their own judgment as to > how it looks to others when entering a certain > environment/establishment. Personally, I would be > imagining in my own mind what others may think of > me, and vice versa. I can't personally imagine my > grandfather coming back and dancing around a club > on a Saturday night for example. Just as many > younger types ad nauseam reminded me and my ilk on > here some years ago, that Le Moulin was dated and > aimed at a certain demographic, I feel the same > about some of these newer restaurants and bars. > > Louisa. Why on earth should they care what other people think of them. I'd be over the moon if my Grandfather came back and started dancing around a club on a Saturday night- what a joy!! In fact- here you go http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/36311595/the-elderly-couple-who-went-clubbing-at-fabric-until-5am Wonderful!!

In your experience Louisa, do all people aged 40 and over have to behave in a certain way and be interested in certain things? "eg under 40, or one of those old timers who tries to act under 40" Surely people should just act how they feel. God forbid anyone should still feel and act young eh!

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think only Shaw has a good reason to be peed > off. Miky and Lingard were both appalling in the > derby and rightly subbed at half time. Mata's > substitution in the Charity Shield was a time > wasting exercise which people read too much in > to...some said at the time he would be sold by the > transfer deadline. Herrera has a point if indeed > he is peed off..played well in opening game when > Pogba was suspended, then came on and did well in > the derby. Basti is a similar situation to Hart's > at City, clearly not fancied by Mourinho but he > won't leave for another club in Europe. > I didn't like Mourinho publicly berating Shaw > after the Watford defeat. I much prefer Fergie's > 'siege mentality' and everything stays in-house. I > think you can make similar 'clickbait' cases for > most managers 'upsetting' players, goes with the > territory of the modern squad game... I think the Miky thing was because they bought him on the back of a magnificent season playing number 10 for BVB, i assume made promises about him playing the same position at Old Trafford and then playing him out of position to accommodate Rooney. Wasn't he dropped completely from the next match day squad too? Co-incidence perhaps.

Grok Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have to agree with my friend Foxy. It is quite > obvious that the owner of this beef patty chain > continues to be diversive in the community by only > making the 'younger' potential customer feel > welcome and able to partake of a new eaterie. No > problem with marketing to a specific demographic > but not to the exclusion and detriment of others, > or causing other potential users to feel unwanted, > not welcome etc. This seems to the MO of the > ownership. And he aint no spring calf himself so > quite odd. > And Foxy is right again, all queues and fuss will > soon die down as shown by other past 'grand > openings', its the internet 5 minute wonder > thing. > I dont think you will be welcome for a drink in > there either, Fox, especially as you were not on > the 'special vip grand opening night free tasters > guest list' which was basically a re-hash of the > 'special vip grand opening night free tasters > guest list' for the Actress, and designed to bribe > the edf glitterati to get them to rave about the > place on here, create intetest and queues etc ad > infinitum until it dies down as you predict. But > the funny thing is the guestlist edfers are all > 40s+! > Where to start with this?! I'm 42 and love the Meat Liquor chain. The food, the music, the styling and the atmosphere. it fits me perfectly. God help me if were so curmudgeonly in my early 40s! But, even if I didn't like it- the ownership has every right to pitch their business at any demographic they like at the exclusion of others. The main Meat Liquor branch, just behind Oxford Street has been open for years now and there are still big queues to get in at traditional meal times. Likewise with meat Market at Covent Garden. It's a very very popular and successful brand/business model and there will always be queues because people really like what they do. I suspect you might be trolling, but if not, you couldn't have missed the point by much further.

Was chatting to a friend about this last night (ok, he's a City fan, so IS biased), but we reckon in his couple of months at the club he's manage to piss off Mata, Shaw, Mkhitaryan, Herrera, Schweinsteiger and Lingaard.

United need to snap out of this very quickly or Mourinho will be gone before Christmas. He imploded last year. He'll do the same again. Twice as much pressure on him this time around. He's already had brilliant success with Chelsea, they forgave him but different story here.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sir Bradley Wiggins > > Inhalers > > ?13 June 2008 - salbutamol (200ug inhalation > dosage, as needed for 12-month period) > ?12 December 2008 - salbutamol (inhalation dosage, > as needed for 12-month period) > ?16 December - salbutamol (two puff dosage twice a > day for 12-month period), formoterol (two puff > dosage twice a day for 12-month period) and > budesonide (inhalation dosage twice a day for 12 > month period) > > 2010 Move to Team Sky - Injections begin 2011 > > ?26 June 2011 ? triamcinolone acetonide (50mg > intramuscular dosage, one time injection) > ?29 June 2011 - triamcinolone acetonide (50mg > intramuscular dosage, one time injection) > ?April 2013 - triamcinolone acetonide (50mg > intramuscular dosage, one time injection So his Asthma miraculously disappeared between 2008 & 2011 and 2011 and the present day?

I suspect it'll work quite well for groups of people, as they have a wide range of things on offer. But we're so well catered for for most of the types of food on the menu in this area- if I wanted a burger i'd go to one of the specialist places (meat Liquor or Honest), if I wanted Indian, well I don't need to spell it out.

I bet if you looked at stats concerning how many elite fitness athletes 'had asthma' it would be a shockingly high amount. It also wouldn't surprise me if the names of the doctors that 'diagnosed' asthma pop up over and over again too.

I walked past Meat Liquor and Xoco just after 7pm last night and the contrast was stark. Meatliquor had no free space, Xoco was more or less empty. Perhaps they need to sell themselves a little better.

My heart is no more or less broken than before I read this thread.

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > MissKing Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Fox tons is opening on Rye Lane in Peckham! > > > How long before it gets vandalised/tagged Hopefully not too long

why on earth would they be on their bikes inside the station itself?

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Otta Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Trying not to get excited about Liverpool, as > > > there are still issues with defence, and > we've > > > always done well against the "big" teams, > it's > > the > > > Burnleys that we need to beat consistently, > and > > > that has been the same for years and years. > > Hull > > > at the weekend will be a test. > > > > > > BUT.... > > > > > > They are looking pretty decent and seem to > have > > a > > > good spirit... > > > > > > I'm feel you have copied and pasted this from > > previous years Otta? > > > Ha, exactly, Liverpool will take a while to gain > my trust. Very surprised to see the bookmaker's > odds, but suspect that may change. > > All that being said, they looked great against > Chelsea. > > And they should have taken 3 points from spurs. I think a draw was a fair result. A proper game of two halves. Incidentally, Spurs are yet to concede a goal from open play this season. (one penalty and one floated free kick that went through everyone)

There seems to be a big problem for strays in Greece. I worked a summer season many years ago in Corfu and children tried to flog stray pups to tourists (and workers) all the time. Unfortunately, without all the right jabs etc. it's a non-starter. It sounds like the lady you're talking about is doing a fine job though :)

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No Everton? Could be this season's Leicester. Last > season City won their first 5 games and everyone > said the league was theirs to lose, which they > did... Everton 7th favourites at 66/1, Leicester 8th at 100/1.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Trying not to get excited about Liverpool, as > there are still issues with defence, and we've > always done well against the "big" teams, it's the > Burnleys that we need to beat consistently, and > that has been the same for years and years. Hull > at the weekend will be a test. > > BUT.... > > They are looking pretty decent and seem to have a > good spirit... Liverpool have been installed as clear second favourites for the title. City 4/6 Liverpool 5/1 Chelsea 9/1 Arsenal 12/1 Man Utd 12/1 Tottenham 16/1

So, it looks like Tottenham are set to smash the home attendance record for a top flight club after selling out Wembley. I cannot wait! http://www.squawka.com/news/tottenham-announce-wembley-sell-out-for-champions-league-opener-against-monaco/771698?

Can't wait to get in for one. I've been a fan of the Dead Hippy since it's earliest days and love their buffalo wings. Also the chilli burger.

Jaywalker- do you think interest rates are artificially low and perhaps won't stay as low for as long as the market thinks?

But yes, I hope you do very well. And aren't as expensive as Ottolenghi. I genuinely hope you do well. I liked Le Chandelier and if it has to go I hope I like its replacement :)

It was more a comment on Ottolenghi and my veggie friends moaning about it's prices than anything else.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People on here would make Jesus Christ moan.. > > D.F. To be fair, when old JC wasn't on the pi$$ he was a right miserable bugger.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > LondonMix Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I think a week worth of the store being rammed > and > > the shop hardly able to keep up with demand for > > stock suggests so. Even once things calm down > a > > bit. > > > > Louisa and Fox and just looking for something > to > > moan about which is their right at their age I > > suppose... > > > > Jeremy Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Bic Basher Wrote: > > > > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > ----- > > > > I don't think M&S will be a flop in ED > > > > > > You don't say... > > Am I moaning ?????? > > NO.. > > Then STFU.. > > I am getting so P'd of with this constant > battering from people who:- > > Do not know me.. Have never met me.. Have no idea > what I am about.. > What has my age got to do with anything.. ?? My > mum used M&S in her 80's. > > ..and as for Louisa.. Lou is using the new store > on a daily basis. So why have a go at her. ? > > It is worth mentioning M&S confirms 525 job cuts > and moves 400 staff out of central London. > They are struggling with their clothing outlets. > These new outlets are testing the water which come > with a 'Get out of Jail Free' Clause. > > I've used M&S for clothes all my life. so do not > play the Anti M&S card on me.. > > Get a life.. > > D.F. There he goes, moaning again! Moan moan bloody moan, all that fox ever does is moan.