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brum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My dad hit a rat with his walking stick once. Big > black brute with red eyes (rat, not dad), just > outside Southwark Cathedral. > > A couple of years back, I witnessed a whole rat > colony running in bushes outside Tower Hill tube > station - thousands of 'em. > > There's a lot of them about! here we go again, bringing colour into the equation. whats its colour got to do with the story, would it have been mentioned if it had been a white or pink rat, i think not.;-)

no tongue in your own head kuntama.

perhaps closing the curtains might be an idea.

i suggest holding a concert in goose green to raise awareness of mikes situation, any funds raised can go towards paying the arrears.

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What do the Chelsea board, the Met police and the girl with the itchy fanny have in common ? They all regret going for a Brazilian.

navman is the oly way.

14/15, and thats only because i don,t eat/like curry. mind you i,m still recovering from the yard of ale challenge i completed in the penthouse circa 1995. everytime i hear the tune to hawaii 5-0 it sends a shiver down my spine. i notice there,s no simple plumbing tasks mentioned.

you sure that wasn,t a punishment.

i,ll tell you who fell over on monday, the little shit up quorn rd who hit my 7 yr old smack in the kisser with a snowball, after he was warned not to. i don,t think he expected a guardian reader to pelt after him and put the business end of a dm, into his poo harbour, if only i,d been wearing my sandle and sock combo.

under 45k in barnsley, quick wheres me flat cap, mush you whippets mush.

huge whiff of guilt in the air about ms goody, now she has the big c. shes a brave,loving mother of 2, same people couldn,t have gave 2 shits about her when she was making her money, the treatment she received in the media was downright disgraceful, admittedly a lot of it she brought on herself. now shes brave,shes loving, shes not the only mother of 2 to be suffering from cancer, but at least she has a few bob in her back pocket to ease the pain, most of the others don,t, but thats fame for you.

have you seen the price of heinz tomato soup recently, rip off britain i say.

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nought wrong with dropping into a spoon for a scoop from time to time, although saying that i don,t feel it would have quite the right image for the lane, its more suitable for camberwell imho. yet again like the dwh thread, we have the age old arguments about the standard of the food and its the same old names time after time. its a weatherspoons, its reputation is built on cheap food and cheap drink, hence you get a pint and a burger and chips for 3-4 quid. For that price you won,t get chunky hand-cut chips with rock salt and balsamic vinegar, freshly prepared side-salad and a succulent aberdeen angus burger, in a freshly made organic roll, you get deep fried oven chips, a deep fried burger with a freshly defrosted roll, thats what they do as regards all those slagging weatherspoons off, i have no doubt whatsoever, that should a spoons open up on the lane, those same ones won,t be so slow about sticking their heads throught the door, and once they realise how much they are being ripped off by the other bars in ed, their tune would soon change.

who was bobby moore,s last international against and the score?

Sharon_H Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not really being into sport that much other than > foorball. My team being Liverpool all my choices > are Liverpool related, sorry. In no particular > order. > > Bill Shankley - I had the pleasure to meet the > great man when I was a youngster. > Craig Johnston - Who, I hear you ask, the man who > walked away from football to go back to Australia > to look after his very ill sister. Loved him! > Jamie Carragher - Grit and determination, not the > greatest footballer, and he knows it. > Bob Paisley - A very humble man. He conquered > Rome twice, the first time was in a tank. 3 > European Cups, what a guy! > Ian Rush/King Kenny - Tough one. not only that he looked after his sister in between designing football boots.

stand as the leader of what?

The people in Dubai don,t watch The Flintstones, they just don,t get it. However the people in Abu Dubai do.

Lance Armstrong - say what you like but the Tour hasn,t been the same without him. Kieran McGeeney - inspirational CHB, in the golden age of Armagh football. D.J.Carey - some say Ring was the best, but when scores were needed D.J.came up with the goods. Barry McGuigan - only one world title was a travesty, but some unforgettable nights in the Kings Hall, with Barry,s da, leading the crowd in Danny Boy, left not a dry eye in the house, and the opposition beaten before the fight started. Eric Cantona - total space cadet, crap poet, even worse at martial arts, but sheer genius with the ball.

are the shutters down;-)

Tony Harts funeral has been pencilled in for Monday.

VeryBerryCherry Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I might get a bit of a holiday now! > > Cheap Dover-to-Calais tickets.... MEGA CHEAP! ?19 for a ferry to france, forget it, the shuttle is the only way. still at least they give a 2 for 1 kids meal voucher, nothing worse than chucking up on an empty stomach.

i,m down in kent fairly often, and occasionally use the bus if i,ve had a few scoops, people down there still say thank you to the driver when getting off the bus.

i was only codding.