titch juicy

As Poch has said, Tottenham are at the start of a journey, finishing seocnd this season is overachieveing when you look at the age of some of our players (youngest squad/team in the prem), the wage bill etc. A lot of our best players are young (Kane 22, Ali 19, Dier 21, Eriksen 24, Lamela 25, Walker 25, Rose 25). Even the older ones have a good 5/6 or more years left at the top (Dembele 28, Lloris 29, Vertonghen 28, Alderweireld 27). If we can keep this team together, and for the first time in a long time i'm confident of keeping all of our best players/manager at the club and add one or two names, we have the potential to challenge for seasons to come.

blimey!

so, it's all back routes and doesn't affect bus routes? I can't find anything on any link about bus routes being affected. Is the original post just a load of lies?

Is the library in it's current incarnation always busy, or can it handle a downsize?

Which buses are affected and what are the better ways to improve travel that the petition claims?

In my experience Sue, this is a peculiarity of social media. The people with the most obnoxious online personas tend to be loveable pussycats in real life. I'm an absolute monster in real-life. A right nasty piece of work.

Grok Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You're getting muddled. Eating smelly, mess making > food on public transport, including the new > invention of 'crumbless' baguettes, and leaving > the litter behind is a pig ignorant antisocial > phenomemon. However the middle classes with their > rice cakes in tupperware for baby Ruperts > snackypoos is just them! > > titch juicy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I'm just loving the implication that eating on > > public transport is somehow a white middle > class > > phenomenom So, as long as people don't make a mess or leave litter, you're fine for them to eat on buses? Like everyone is. And for the train services that sell you hot food, occasionally with a distinctive odour, to eat at your seat- you're OK with this too?

earlydoors Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well maybe we should allow them to shag on buses > as well. I mean, it's a basic human need right ? > And who knows what their circumstances are? They > could have such busy lives and jobs that the only > chance they get for a quick leg over is on the bus > home. Please stop. You're extraordinarily tedious.

Will there be an M&S on site?

I'm just loving the implication that eating on public transport is somehow a white middle class phenomenom

I've never been convinced by Hodgson, but do feel that he's been a little hamstrung by virtue of the fact that he's always had a bang average group of players to work with, til now. I don't think he's been afraid to experiment- he's given 34 debuts during his 4 years.

Of course there's nothing wrong with eating food on public transport- how utterly ridiculous and petty to think otherwise! Trains serve hot food to eat at your seat. Often hot food with distinctive odours. Do the people moaning about food on the bus moan at the train companies for doing so?

So, England's squad for the Euros more or less picks itself if certain players are fit, doesn't it? Goalkeepers: Hart, Forster, Heaton Left Backs: Rose, Bertrand Centre Backs: Smalling, Cahill, Jagielka, Stones Right Backs: Walker, Clyne Midfielders: Dier, Henderson, Milner, Barkley, Alli, Sterling, Lallana Forwards: Kane, Rooney, Vardy, Welbeck, Sturridge My xi for Russia would be: Hart, Rose, Smalling, Cahill, Clyne, Dier, Henderson, Alli, Lallana, Rooney, Kane Barkley and Vardy as impact subs.

Throw a seven?

http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2016/mar/24/the-aggressive-outrageous-infuriating-and-ingenious-rise-of-brewdog

Cracked the second one. To be honest, the first one was overdone when it arrived too. Half hard yolk and half still just runny. I know these are little gripes, but at ?4.50 it's the little things that have to be perfect every time. LadyNorwood Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Didn't you crack the shell of the second one to > stop it cooking? Or did they bring you the second > one once you'd finished the first? > > titch juicy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Granted- it is v.expensive. > > > > TBH i think the whole place is a bit > ridiculous. > > > > I went in for breakfast for a second time, > > early-ish on saturday morning. Hands were > slightly > > tied as i was moving flat and wanted something > > other than a greasy spoon, and none of the > other > > decent places were open yet. > > > > Had 2 boiled eggs again and they still haven't > > learned that eggs keep cooking in the shells > after > > you take them out of the water, unless you > plunge > > them in cold water. This is blinking basic. Net > > result- when you come to eat the second boiled > > egg, it's completely hard boiled. And at ?4.50 > for > > two boiled eggs and toast, you gotta get these > > things right. > > > > However; good coffee and great bread.

Christ- all that makes me sound incredibly fussy. Badly cooked eggs is a bugbear. It's really not difficult to poach or boil eggs properly.

d.b Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sad to see it close, always found the tea and > cakes delicious and the breakfasts the best around > (but then where else does kedgeree?) > > Some people clearly have an issue with the > manager, not something I ever experienced and I'd > always take a place on its merits rather than > getting personal. Service was a bit random as they > always seemed to have a lot of turnover, I guess > hiring inexperienced/temporary staff a lot. But it > never caused a problem for us. > > Also liked the cozy upstairs room which we used > for a couple of family events. Hope it's replaced > with something else good... Duck Egg Cafe does Kedgeree. And Eggs Royale. And pretty much every breakfast option you can think of. However; the quality isn't that of Le Chandelier. They serve Eggs Royale with a hash brown and grilled tomato and the HJollandaise is a little bland. The Eggs Royale in Boulangerie Jade doesn't cut the mustard either- eggs consistently undercooked and last time I tried the Hollandaise was cold. Nothing worse than uncooked egg white sliding all over the plate and diluting the Hollandaise.

i stand corrected

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So what about sports like curling? Or skiing? Or > figure skating? Or sailing? There are plenty of > sports that have no discernable difference between > men and women. And actually, very few sporting > events are televised anyway, even at the top > level. Most sport needs massive sponsorship to > even exist. I get your point- but skiing and sailing? Both rely on strength/power/pace etc.

Granted- it is v.expensive. TBH i think the whole place is a bit ridiculous. I went in for breakfast for a second time, early-ish on saturday morning. Hands were slightly tied as i was moving flat and wanted something other than a greasy spoon, and none of the other decent places were open yet. Had 2 boiled eggs again and they still haven't learned that eggs keep cooking in the shells after you take them out of the water, unless you plunge them in cold water. This is blinking basic. Net result- when you come to eat the second boiled egg, it's completely hard boiled. And at ?4.50 for two boiled eggs and toast, you gotta get these things right. However; good coffee and great bread.

Are they home made hot cross buns? Or mass produced and bought in?

Genuinely didn't know it still existed. Thought it had already gone the same way as C&A and Woolies.

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Leicester surge and flopping Mancs etc. has > also meant far more interest and entertainment in > this year's PL than the CL which some fans are > bored shitless with. > > So England & Italy aren't doing too well in it - > who cares? European clubs are more desperate than > ever for PL cash - the CL needs PL clubs and > European Big Hitters are panicking that the 'big' > PL clubs are in decline and their European Super > League dreams don't include Leicester! > > ATM I'd rather watch Leicester-Watford than > Barca-Dortmund. I get the sentiment- but Barca v Dortmund would be a thing of rare beauty. They're both playing such lovely, different level football. The crispness and accuracy of passing, the first touches, the movement off the ball including pressing, the little tricks and flourishes, the pace. It's all so much better than anything being played in the premier league.

earlydoors Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In spite of it being a fantastically open season > you have to worry a bit about the overall standard > of the EPL. Our clubs seem a million miles from > winning one of the major European trophies at the > moment and it was only a few years ago we were > regularly getting teams in European finals. We're > a million miles behind Barcelona, Munich and even > Juventus. Although we fielded a weakened side, > Spurs were totally outclassed by Dortmund. > It may just be a cyclical thing I suppose but I > can't see Leicester of Spurs pulling up trees in > the Champions league next season. I think the likes of Barcelona, Bayern, JUventus and Dortmund have improved at the same time.