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DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You've Been Framed.. > > WTF is funny about people falling over. > > Over and over again... > > DulwichFox I'll ask my kids They seem to enjoy seeing other kids fall over

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > Louisa's silly matter, is a whole load of other > > guff > > > > > Here we go, new year, same old Louisa bashing. I > will defend my right to reserve a space when > needed once in a while. I pay to use the roads, > and I'm going to bloomin well use them! > > Louisa. I agree with you "once in a while, when needed" is totally acceptable Any other grandiose ideas, about a space to park your car outside your house, are just plain silly And 'Louisa bashing' is a bit rich, given your form HNY to you

Oh what fun TBH, I hadn't a clue what the NY day parade was all about, but I volunteered my vehicle to be converted into a taxi cab and our time to drive it in the parade It was great fun, and i'm up to do it again next year Our 'float' came 2nd and we won ?6K for the cause If you've not been, it's a different way to spend NYD Happy New Year

Siduhe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Any excuse to post this... > > http://www.brixtonbuzz.com/2013/10/dulwich-hamlet- > fc-songbook-the-great-chants-from-champion-hill/ That's very good indeed *like

I did competitive Judo into my early 20's. I satrted at 6/7 whilst at boarding school, it was that or boxing. And I didn't like the idea of a punch straight in the face, as a sport The full contact part is a buzz indeed, and getting stuck in is a good way of growing your courage I did make a foray back into it, sometime ago. But having injured both shoulders climbing, it wasn't going to happen without messing me up (probably for good). Which was such a shame, as there's a Judo club in Rotherhite with an older geezers sparring class That said, i'm a little wary of 'chokes and choke holds', they work, but can be dangerous. Though i've always been facinated by the effectiveness of locks and lock holds It's a niche subject I know, but self defence & martial arts when parcticed well and over a long period, does/can change your life. Personally, it comes (the calm) from within and disapates the fear of confrontation and fights. It pretty much saved me from a very nasty incident, where I was lucky to come away with 28 stitches to my face and head (and no, I don't look like Boris Karloff, thanks to a Maxilio Facial surgeon) Good luck to you Lady D, it's a strangely personal journey. I still go and watch the events a Crystal palace, when I can. The different styles from around the world are often great (and sometimes tedious) to watch

Sorry tallulah71, but the 'dropped-curb-driveway-parking-space' is a whole different thread And parts of that I can sympathise with you on Louisa's silly matter, is a whole load of other guff Happy New Year

New Years Eve Time Log: 21:36 pm Now entering sleeping pod Mission: To drive some kind of float at parade in Centre of London on Jan 01.01,2015 Oh hell christ, what time will/have you retired tonight/today/on Jan 1st Over and out *flicks switch

Yeah, keep thinking outside of that box you're in Fox We're hanging on in anticipation, here at #SeaBagTowers Happy Next Year to all

For something Bourbon based and good fun Pitt Cue Co on Newburgh Street, just off back of Carnaby Street Then downstairs at Ember Yard is quite different, more intimate Spanish/Basque Or Big Easy got voted the best BIG BAR in London It's on Maiden lane , back of Covent Garden, it's pretty sparkly

Seriously EP, bacon, ham and the likes are all very doable Belly bacon, max 10 days start to finish Buy the River Cottage Handbook 13 Curing & Smoking book It cost ?14.99 and by far the easiest to follow on the subject http://www.rivercottage.net/about/latest-news/curing-and-smoking-handbook/

missteak Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thses boffins with letters after there names > should try a real job sometime. No one never > learned nothing from no teacher I'm getting a 'wiff' of Russel Brand here :)

I wholly recomend the Goose option And the Cockerel was a revalation, in both taste and texture I brined both the goose and the cockerel (seperately), for 24hrs prior to cooking, then drip-dried them on the high part of my washing line, for a few hours. The goose was cooked in a Jerk Kettle type drum barbecue, not directly over the heat, but set to oneside, with a roasting tray under the grill mesh. There's a whole load of fat that renders of a goose, but the flavour was outstanding. The brine partly cures the meat, so the texture is firm and moist, no dryness or toughness. And it was all very easy, you just need to invest in a plasterers white plastic mixing bucket, it holds 2 geese comfortably. The brine is essentially a 10% salty tea, using salt and some sugar, aromatics and fresh herbs after its cooled. Once submerged in the brine, the birds get 24 hrs in a cool outhouse space The cockerel went in a regular oven, and 3 1/2 hrs or so later it's done. It's a firm and flavoursome bird. Less sweet than a Turkey I'd say. More like a richer old school chicken, if you've ever tasted one. Weighed in at 5 kilos, so quite a bird All in all, very good fun, easy and tasty, plus plenty of cold cuts next day Hope you all had a good one Onward to the New Year, but as i've somehow ended up driving a float in the New Year day parade, i'll be an early night at #SeabagTowers

Now that would be fun, hunting The Foie around Peckham Rye, on quad bikes

Debbie Does Dulwich

Fekk, it's all good now Work finished, haircut & my new jumper on Xmas has officially started at #SeabagHous Oh and x 2 geese and a cockerel ready to collect from Brockley market

Mr Louisa? Really, is that Foxy ?

Bacon from The Butchery is ver very marvelous I'd travel for that alone, and the blackpudding And actually, much all of it Luckily it's my nearest and it opens Sunday too Ha, love that!

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Stand by for Seabag's pot roast turkey crown > recipe... Take said Turkey Crown Pot roast for a while Carve and eat Add other things to your plate Cold leftovers in a sandwich Repeat 365 days later, but add Vermouth this time Dream of being old Die on Xmas eve Ruin Xmas for a generation

grace3 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ahh but this Enterprise van probably came from > Limerick or Dover. Then again , anyone read about > 'The Patch'closing down ? Really, 'The Patch" is closing Well I never, has anyone started a thread on that?

And, shes' back It must be Xmas

I'm digging my way through a number of projects, plus we're up 50% on last years business sales Ha ha, I should be happy, but it's rather full on That said, after a brief day in kent, we'll be back to little else but relax and hang out with friends I've got beef ribs and the BG Egg all reay to go. On a food note, I do like to pot roast a Turkey crown. It's so easy and tasty, i'd give it a go Mr Ben And of course, a ham Looking forward to getting through this week, kids are excited Oh and we've got the builders in at the mo, not out of here until mid Jan

Re Morrisons in Camberwell. Don't use the car park, but park on the road just before, if you can Car park is privately opperated, the road is local authority

Fluer will 'win' Ben will cry and say "it's been amazing, thank you so much" Or vice versa

Louisa and Foxy, for class trolling and sucking the joy out of life Well done, you're gold medalists

Some people burn cented candles Some of these cost a couple of ?'s Some cost ?30 + I know, ?30+ for a candle, only to set fire to it What a crazy world eh ! And cars, with four wheels. Some way more costly than others Why not all cars roughly the same price Like houses should be, no matter where thay are And pizzas and curries and haircuts and just about any UFKING else, which is the same, but actually not God christ, the usual suspects hacking on and on, just to kill the life out of anything they see as upsetting thier trvial f ucking tragic micro world Jack Dee of the forum? Oh god help us JACK DEE IS ACTUALLY FUNNY/INTERESTING