titch juicy

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When you go to lidl (other supermarkets are > available) and they have the weighed bags of > grapes and you can fill your half empty bag up > with grapes from other bags and still pay the same > price (because they never weigh them at the > till). > > Louisa. So theft gives you little moments of joy?

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jeez, the amount of money wasted in yet another > Boris vanity project.... This precisely. If memory serves, these new buses cost approx ?100k more to build per bus than the older, better ones.

I love Laura Gibson and I think this might just be the loveliest song i've heard this year. The lyrics are little heartbreaking though.

aerie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Worth the wait? (9 years) would you sit through it > again? will there be yet another sequel? is he > indestructible ? Really disappointing compared to the others. I even thought the fourth was better than this one. Unforgivably it was boring. Only redeeming features- Vincent Cassel as the asset and Alicia Vikander (to look at).

When kids are polite and well-mannered

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > titch juicy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Pretty sure there's a Nepalese in Crystal > Palace. > > If you're thinking of Yak & Yeti it is more a mix > of Nepalese, Indian and Tibetan cuisine. I was, thanks for confirming.

Now, if they'd just put in some comfy seats with a bit of leg room, get rid of one of the staircases and back doors, redesign downstairs to make more room and work on the suspension (like the previous perfectly comfortable, spacious and well designed incarnation), we'll have decent buses again.

Pretty sure there's a Nepalese in Crystal Palace.

I've seen a couple in Crystal Palace Road in the last week- a young one too.

or both

One side of Peckham Rye Common is SE22, the other is SE15. The park itself seems like a good boundary. I wonder which postcode you're in, in the middle.

Popped in for a coffee today and in addition to the service charge on the bill there's an actual tip jar on the payment counter.

I like Honest better than the other three (Meatliquor, Bleecker St and Patty & Bun). Also a fan of Five Guys, Burger Bear and Lucky Chip- but still none beat Honest for me. Their signature 'Honest' Burger is still my favourite in London. Might be the quality of the meat (32 day aged sirloin from Ginger Pig).

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not strictly one for the blokes as I am sure that > many ladies know how useless we are - weeing on > the floor or on the seat/bowl. > > I haven't worked out why so many pubs have got rid > of proper urinals - which deals with the above > issue. Further the silly little units also spray > back. Try weeing next to some one when you are > wearing shorts, and you will see. > > Here's some proper ones > http://www.lbc.co.uk/mm/photos/2012/10/1889/460x/2 > 7461.jpg > > https://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/08 > /d3/41/80/the-philharmonic-dining.jpg > > And no I have not been drinking. The second one of those looks like they may be the marble toilets of the Philarmonic Pub in Liverpool. A fine looking boozer with the finest of gentlemen's lavatories.

Hold the front page! Everyone agreeing on a potential new business on Lordship Lane! We are indeed living in strange times.

Agree with Jeremy and Help-my-Boab about MeatLiquor and Honest. You know there's an Honest in Peckham right? But yes, great to have a decent burger on Lordship Lane finally. GBK have been pedalling their muck with no competition for too long. Their latest social media update suggests it'll be a while before they open. They are waiting for an upgraded power service- can take up to 12 weeks.

Rosetta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Noticed that new menu for Noak in Brockley says > they will be adding a 'discretionary' service > charge of 10% onto each bill. Why now? Can you link to their menu please- i can't find it online!

"What do you do for a living?" "So, what did you get for your birthday?"

BrandNewGuy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > titch juicy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > DulwichFox Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > On a Local level.. > > > > > > Dulwich Hamlet Vs Millwall - Friendly > > > > > > Sat 23 July > > > > > > Kickoff 15:00 > > > > > > Always a good one.. and a good fund raiser > for > > > our local team. > > > > > > Even if I will be supporting The Lions. > > > > > > Foxy.. > > > > Foxy- can you still take booze in with you? > > No you can't. There were security people there on > Tuesday for the friendly v Charlton. They were > checking bags for booze. I think the club doesn't > want to upset the council, given that they're > looking to get a licence for an outside bar to > relieve congestion in the main bar. > > In addition to tomorrow afternoon's friendly > against Millwall, there's one against Crystal > Palace on Tuesday evening. The other pre-seasons > are away. Still- good beers in the bar I guess. Is it a tenner in for the Millwall friendly?

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On a Local level.. > > Dulwich Hamlet Vs Millwall - Friendly > > Sat 23 July > > Kickoff 15:00 > > Always a good one.. and a good fund raiser for > our local team. > > Even if I will be supporting The Lions. > > Foxy.. Foxy- can you still take booze in with you?

'bout now Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Actually I agree. One thing BFS is good at is > getting the core of a team together. He doesn't > pick on reputation, more on the ability to follow > his wishes. We will be muscular, intimidating. The > football will be terrible to watch but we'll win > more than we lose and maybe we can put the > pressure on other sides rather than vice versa. > > > Kevin Nolan could well be the oldest player since > Sir Stanley Matthews. His win/loss perecentage as a manager would suggest we'll lose marginally more than we'll win. 36,3 % Wins 26,9 % Draw 36,8 % Losses We don't want to be like an Allardyce premier league side. We want to make good use of the young talent we have at our disposal. We don't want to nullify the opposition to win games, we want to outplay them. We want a manager that players will look up to, a manager used to looking after superstars, a manager that has played and coached at the highest level. We want a manager with fresh ideas and a plan for a long term future; a Joachim Low or a Didier Deschamps or a Chris Coleman or a Jurgen Klinsmann. The idea that we have to have an English manager is laughable; ask the England rugby team.

This is horrendous. I guess the first step is to make the local councillor aware.

I got Eddie Howe in that BBC quiz.

Flant Day 2016. I had a couple (of Flants) shagging in my beard on Flant Day this year.

Lowlander Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I only drink black tea and coffee. Reading this > makes me wonder should I get a discount? > You do.