Seabag

Hemsley Not far from Cromer Very very weird

I've just been to the Crust Conductor to see Jonny Me and the boys and Lady Seabag Bloomin lovely, and to be joined by David Carnell & his little boy Nice surprise and very tasty pizzas to boot Oh and a beer

If you go to Herne Hill market on Sunday, I think you'll find 'the loaf in question' at under the ?4.00 threshold But you'll have to go ALL THE WAY TO HERNE HILL Life sucks sometimes

I've just put my coat on

Now I know it's top end pricey, i'll use it more Anything that keeps the riff-raff away from me, i'm happy with And i'll enjoy winkling a smile out of the guy His cheese looks nice

I reckon my neighbor plays the "I'm the Bishop of Southwark" game, every now and then He's my favourite 'twitch' and never fails to deliver Basically, he's a pompous twit, who's usually as stiff as a yard brush. That's until he's out on 'client drink' nights, where he ends up absolutely sh*t faced, then comes back by taxi His usually chipper wife, takes great pleasure in keeping him locked out, for a good 30 minutes. In this time he attempts gate vaults, whisper/shouting up to the top window, and often ending with him falling through the hedge. Once he's fully humiliated, she then lets him in Next day, you'd think nothing had happened. Except it's eyes down firmly, whilst walking the dogs Keep them coming tho, last Friday was a blinder

The use of the word 'cheeky' Unless follwed by 'bastard', but only then if you have a bona fide Northern accent

I'm torn over the cheese block, i'm glad it's there and all that But it's a little frosty in there, a bit of a Cheese Church feel Or maybe i've caught it on an off day However, their meringues are very good

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No offence Seabag. But that accent sounds > Jamaican. Och aye tha noo Is that better ? :)

I'd be up for head butting some fanny Ken!?

Streatham Commoners ?

Just for those silly 'stretch' ear ring things, Stereo Kicks deserved to go home But, I want to thank him also, for putting my Son off the idea of them "Oh, so you'll be looking like the little guy in Stereo Ks" *not very amused look on his face*

Hawksmoor at Guildhall But don't plan anything after #MeatComa

I very much like this place, often seen at Brockley Market About to go into bricks and mortar sometime soon Forest Hill I believe http://www.vandough.co.uk

98? Surely the music is pre that

Joseph Parfum Du Jour It used to come in a metal hip flask Great smell

Chips and a gerkin at Cod Fellas, Bellenden Rd Great chips

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But Bromley will be safe for you Louisa, don't > worry. Bromley is the U-bend of life

Westmoreland Road in Walworth, off Walworth Rd, just along from Arments Pie & Mash shop By far the nicest fried fish, with mushy peas in south london

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Deptford's going the same way as Hackney. The same > sort of thing is happening in New York's East > Village and similar neighbourhoods. > Gentrification's not just a Londoncentric thing. > Yuppies out! I love Deptford It's way scarier than 'New' Hackney Plus i'd take a visit to Surrey Quays shopping centre, it'll realign your gentrification view

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > jimbo1964 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > But I don't think people really ever used to > eat > > out 4-5 times a week. We certainly never did. > > > > I did... > > For a period 1977 - 1979 when I was Vegetarian > I survived on Veggie curries. > I ate out EVERY night and on a Sunday often had 2 > curries. > > I still go out every night and have done for the > past 40 years except when I was working nights. > circa 1999-2001 > > DulwichFox Oh Lordy Lord Your starting to sound like William Hauge now Except he's quite endearing

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Better be organic local made cheese and artisan > bread. > > Louisa. Yummy....with Bacon hopefully

I can't but help feel sorry for Mr Mitchell Plebgate was a whole two years ago

More importantly KRoff Do you like Penge and/or bacon ? I'm very *judgey wudgey *for extra clique points, who originated that festive phrase

I'm just thinking about this, but i'm undecided Is East Dulwich 'hillier' than Penge?