Seabag

Have purchased a screen prodder thingy, as i've developed "screen finger" from my devices Saw Jay Rayner from behind (clothed) today Rain is somewhat of a non event in Sydenham New neighbours move in over the road, so make a polite "hello" as we pass. Note that both are somewhat "dentally challenged"

numbers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > San Marzano (in the gold can) if you can find > > them > > > > > http://www.amazon.com/Cento-Marzano-Certified-Toma > > > toes-28-Ounce/dp/B002C4HZ00 > > Seabag, I keep hearing about San Marzano tomatoes > so I splashed out on Morrison's own brand (a > whopping ?1.50 per can or thereabouts!) I > couldn't tell the difference between them and say, > napolina bog standard plum tomatoes. Quite > disapppointing. Maybe I need to seek out a proper > brand. > > I bought some budget plum tomatoes, oooh a saving > of 20p, in a green can. Not only did they not > have that handy pull ring thing to get the lid > off, they were so bad they had to be thrown in the > bin. Tinny and bitter. I hate wasting food and > usually make the best of something but these could > not be salvaged. The trade size in the gold can Hard to find but very good So good that there's fake versions around Ha ha

Actually, toast sounds nice I'm having coffee

San Marzano (in the gold can) if you can find them http://www.amazon.com/Cento-Marzano-Certified-Tomatoes-28-Ounce/dp/B002C4HZ00

I think part of it is his open "yes I was a drug user" thing Pretty rare for most people to be so up front Other than that, I'm having baked beans for breakfast today

Ganapati on Bellenden Road

numbers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > wood burners in London don't smell like Bonfire > Night though, do they? > > not with that smokeless fuel crap they are obliged > to use. You should walk down my road on a chilly Winter's night, or a Summer evening numbers Sydenham too is awash with smoke & outdoor grill aromatics It's hell, but we are still 'Staffy' heavy with a light wippet contention making a show of late I give it two years before we finally 'go to the dogs'

Try Beast for a good ol' spend up http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2014/oct/19/beast-restaurant-review-jay-rayner

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Coming up with a recipe...the measures...the blend > of flavours - it's like art no? > > Most home cooks are an assembly production line. > > Unless like Seabag (hipster btw) you are creating > with multiple variables....or "live fire cooking". Work and real life Tisk

#PassiveAggressive

Hmm... I'm considering the sausage right now Dutch salami to be specific *looks at clock*

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My gran had a lot of very nice helpful young > people living next door to her and she was a plant > lover. They went on holiday and asked her to look > after their pot plants which she put on her > balcony..and they literally were 'pot' plants and > she didn't know (until I visited her and she's > saying 'oh look at these lovely plants, aren't the > leaves attractive' and so on.....) Then you had a little smoke together, right? That would be a perfect story ending On the original OP. I had something similar, so contacted the landlord direct. It worked out ok in the end

The finish is good depending on what you go for Eggshell is just that, but don't expect to get done in x 2 coats It's traditional in that you have to build the finish up through the coats You might want to look at Little Green Paint Co, made in Manchester and a very good finish (if you can paint well that is) Available at Whites Trade on Brockley Rise

#Hipsternomics (yeah that's a real word now, see page 12)

Taking the piss is brilliant, even tough it can upset some somewhat (that's the brilliant bit)

Vulgaris

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Real Louisa signs her posts Agreed, very sloppy work the R_L

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ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > TheArtfulDogger Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > A while ago I went to a chip shop in the Black > > Country living museum ( http://www.bclm.co.uk ) > > where they cooked the chips the old fashioned > way > > in beef dripping. > > > > Best tasting chips ever > > > > So my question is does any chippie around here > use > > beef dripping when cooking their chips? > > Not that I know of so I've taken to buying these = > http://www.mccain.co.uk/mccain-products/authentic- > chips/gorgeous-chips/ > > The nearest chippy I know is Fryers Delight in > Holborn. ALL hail Fryers Delight

I've given up music of all kinds And current affairs progs I've narrowed it down to farts and tinnitus So pretty sorted really

What nght are you palnning to 'air' this ? I'll make sure i'm out

IF you're passing through Camberwell/Walworth this place is my fav Ocean Fish Bar on Westmoreland road. Fresh fish, thin batter and good chips Mainly Cod but Haddock cooked to order http://www.allinlondon.co.uk/directory/1152/170918.php

#RPCGate

Mic Mac Can we have a Monday weigh in result please

#SpeedLimitZzzzzzzzz