titch juicy

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Prawn cocktail, steak Diane (or another sauce) and > Black Forest Gateau. Mateus Rose. > > Wine bars. > > People going on holiday to Spain. > > Salt & Shake crisps. > > Vosene shampoo. Girls rinsing their hair with > lemon, eggs or beer. Hairwashing separate from > bathing. Those plastic shower hoses you attached > to the taps. Of all the things listed above; i've genuinely done/had all this year except the last paragraph about hair and the Mateus Rose.

Nuclear warning sirens being tested.

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > titch juicy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > > > My order would be: > > > > Honest Burger, Bleecker Street, Lucky Chip, > Burger > > Bear, Meatliquor/market/mission, Mother > Flipper, > > Patty & Bun, Dirty Burger, Five Guys > > > > Honest's 'Honest Burger' is clearly out in > front > > for me. The difference is the meat they use > > (Ginger Pig's 32 day aged sirloin) and the red > > onion relish. Honourable mention for Burger > Bear's > > Bacon relish. > > > > > > I wouldn't put GBK, Byron or Flying Pig > anywhere > > near those ^^^ > > > > > > > > And as for Deliveroo delivering cold food by > > bicycle- of course they don't; it would never > > survive as a business model if they did, never > > mind thrive as they are. They use thermal > > boxes/bags to deliver hot food. Not rocket > > science. > > > I'm with you as a London-wide burger ranking. But > the original list was in reponse to DoverTheRoad's > list which was just based on what Deliveroo > deliver to East Dulwich....so a number of those > fine establishments are out of bounds!:) Ah ok, understood :)

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DovertheRoad Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Deliveroos SE22 hub is burger laden at the > moment > > with five choices available for home delivery: > > Burger Bear, Honest, Flying Pig, Gourmet BK and > > Tommis. Which is also the order I'd personally > > rate them in. Burger Bear is really good and > > Honest somehow manage to deliver their > signature > > Rosemary fried without them going soggy. > > > > Tommi's is fine but not great I agree. But to > be > > fair your ?16 also covers the Deliveroo charge > > /minimum which is the extra you pay to get > quality > > restaurant food delivered to your door which > you > > otherwise couldn't. > > > > Throw in Meat Liqours arrival and you have > TOTAL > > gourmet burger saturation. > > As a big fan of the burger (apparently someone > with more money than sense according to this > thread), I would submit my own ranking as > follows... > > Burger Bear, Honest, Tommis, Gourmet BK, Flying > Pig. > > The one caveat I would add, which dovetails in > with the OP, is that Tommis chicken burgers are > terrible and I would not recommend ordering, but > their beef burgers I think are up there. > > We also had Patty & Bun in Peckham on deliveroo > for a little while, which trumped them all. > > Look forward to MeatLiquor joining the fray. I have to respectfully disagree with your order. Burger Bear is good, but a little too sloppy for me to be top of the list. My order would be: Honest Burger, Bleecker Street, Lucky Chip, Burger Bear, Meatliquor/market/mission, Mother Flipper, Patty & Bun, Dirty Burger, Five Guys Honest's 'Honest Burger' is clearly out in front for me. The difference is the meat they use (Ginger Pig's 32 day aged sirloin) and the red onion relish. Honourable mention for Burger Bear's Bacon relish. I wouldn't put GBK, Byron or Flying Pig anywhere near those ^^^ And as for Deliveroo delivering cold food by bicycle- of course they don't; it would never survive as a business model if they did, never mind thrive as they are. They use thermal boxes/bags to deliver hot food. Not rocket science.

Portable cd players are notoriously fickle. I've had the same thing in the past where a seemingly random cd won't play, but will play on other machines.

Wren pecked

I'm so glad of this thread as good chicken is very much my favourite thing and I've found hard to find in the UK. I shall be using The Signal this weekend. Thanks

Man Utd Man City Spurs Arsenal Chelsea Liverpool But i reckon it'll be very close from 3rd down. Hull West Brom Sunderland

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > C4, ITV, C5 do not charge viewers. That is perhaps > why you added advertising to my orignal point when > it's not relevant to that point, which was that a > licence fee is not the only model for providing a > broadcast channel. Indeed. But, of course it's relevant. The only reason the BBC charge is because they don't have advertising.

Seems it's all part of a international sub-culture.

If yuo google 'South East London Scooter Gang' a lot of information comes up- from Daily Mail shock stories to piece slike this at the other end of the scale http://transpont.blogspot.co.uk/2015/11/halloween-bikelife-rideout-in-south.html

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > titch juicy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Following them were two police bikes but not > chasing them or getting > > them to stop, more keeping an eye on them. > > Were they wearing helmets? I'd guess not. Police > are not allowed to chase people on motorbikes if > they aren't wearing helmets. So they don't. > > http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-329046 > 22 > > Nuts. Just nuts. Indeed a lot of them weren't. If memory serves it was more hoods and face scarves. My memory is notoriously bad though.

I had the same conversation with an Orient fan- who accused West Ham of selling their soul etc. As a Spurs fan I feel - without wishing to sound patronising - that once you are challenging top 4/6/8 of the Premier League, your decisions as a club aren't just made on retaining character and atmosphere; they're focused on financial betterment, success, playing in competitions against the very best teams and atmosphere & character. For better or worse. I think all clubs in West Ham's position would've bitten hands off to take the Olympic Stadium, at the price being offered.

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But other channels exist without charging the > public, so to suggest the BBC can only exist > because of a license fee is nonsense. The question > therefore is one of freedom from corporate clients > and mass markets. But it's hard to maintain public > support when people like Jonathan Ross are paid > millions every year. If a license fee frees the > BBC from normal market forces, then how do they > justify such huge salaries? Which other channels exist without charging the public (or using advertising)?

Seen them a few times- On Church Road in Crystal Palace, the narrow end by the shops, a group of about 60 scooters and quad bikes, weaving in and out of other traffic, doing wheelies, riding on the pavement- people had to duck into side streets, front gardens etc. Following them were two police bikes but not chasing them or getting them to stop, more keeping an eye on them. I think scooter gangs are quite a big thing now in this part of London.

which street would the party have been on?

The other thing i've been told is that it was an absolute nightmare getting to the station after the game. Fans were kettled into one queue and one queue only to the station and it took forever. My friend lives four stops from Stratford on the central line and from leaving the stadium it took him an hour and a half to get home.

I was a bit of a bugger in my early teens- Graffiti and shop lifting were what we did for fun. Paint, pens, records, t-shirts, jeans, boxes of panini stickers. NEVER grapes though- we weren't monsters.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Our first game at Taxpayers Park tonight - I'm > not > > going, really can't get into football on the > 4th > > of August, but was underwhelmed by our > performance > > last week and this has got 'Banana Skin' > written > > all over it.... > > No banana skin, good result and the stadium full > looked good too. What's your first game there?... A West Ham supporting friend (regular at Upton park) went last night and surprisingly (as I thought he would defend it) he said sitting in the top tier was horrible- so disconnected from the match, no atmosphere etc.

You'd think that for an official club communication, someone might have proof read it! http://www.whufc.com/News/Articles/2016/August/4-August/A-message-from-the-Vice-Chairman

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There was an offer at work for free tickets, they > literally can't give them away. > > I was tempted just to see the stadium, but I can't > really be arsed. I just had a look at their website out of curiosity and it's showing tonights game and the Juventus game as being sold out.

does anyone know if there's an easy way to claim from them: 1. In arrears; i've been very slow on the uptake? 2. With a season ticket on an oyster card? Thanks

He was a seer. All praise Nero.

edhistory Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It will be interesting to see how the newly > published photographs of the interior are > reflected in the Valuation Officers assessment. Hmmmm, i'm not sure it will.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If a supermarket sells pre packaged fruit that has > a labelled price you pay THAT price at the till. > > If a supermarket sells WEIGHED bags of grapes > WITHOUT providing WEIGHING machines then they > should do the weighing at the tills, and then add > whatever that weighed price is to the bill. If I > wish to put more grapes in my bag because said > WEIGHED bag isn't as full as I would like it, then > it is the responsibility of the supermarket > cashier to WEIGH that bag at the checkout. > > You cannot blame the customer for adding more > fruit to his or her basket when it is open so you > put it into a plastic bag for them to weigh at the > end. Unbelievable. Is no one on this forum allowed > a moment of joy? Or is it everyone except me and > the fox who are allowed to be happy? > > Louisa. I'm assuming that the bag has a price on it? If so, they've put the right amount of grapes in that bag for the price. Adding more to it is theft. It just simply is. They don't put the pre-filled bags there for you to add to at your discretion!!!!