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Up near Hornimans is 'the dead zone' no matter what anyone does I'm considering moving my teenage son there

I usually look toward the car trade for a broader picture What I mean is this Subarau were the most reliable car going at one time, something like a 96% score rating So, out of every 100 cars, 4 were duff in some way I'm anti perfectionism, but I do think things should be well done So, based on that; all good reviews are tempered by a less good one occasionally As long as it's fair/not axe grinding, people will take it at face value

THAT hacking cough, fekk it near killed me Made worse when I broke my ribs, a few months ago About 5 months in and still have a touch of it I blame Boris

What's the one where they whistle and chant/holler ? That's pretty wearing, as is hand bell ringing Not sheep dog trials btw

Take the discounted 'cash' rate and crack on I love laundering my cash in this way *wonders if thinking outloud*

LumpenProle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why not look up the Woodcraft Folk? > > From what I have heard, they pretty much do all > the scout-type things without the religion. Also > no unsavoury historical association with > colonialism or fascism. My kids go to this We call it Commi Cubs, but it is good fun With the odd Union march/event thrown in What's not to love

I like coffee But, it has to bee high arabica cold brew

I'm with ????'s re the lager thing. Holsten Pils was the first propper lager I remember back in 82, it was all about the quality, purity and tradition. I remember seperate fridges and the likes, it was good Then bottled Grolsch came along (I still have the scar where someone smashed one into my face) and things developed from there, from what I remember. Actually, that was the advent for premium pumped lagers that had been sold previously in bottles. Fosters, Heineken and the likes followed Yuk to most of them now. Mind I did drink a pint of Doombar this weekend in Cornwall, that stuff is the new lager, surely ?

Try and yodel "Mull of Kintyre" The bagpipes are way nice than fekkin yodeling

I like to run a really hot bath, put my i-pad on a stool and submerge my self in all this, whilst watching Of course the lights are off, but no weird stuff, other than a glass of wine and the fire lit Very good TV

Oh, hmmmm..well I hate these centres, really I do, but they built one in Sydenham recently I've found myself in sports direct/Pc World in the early evening a few times since And thinking; thank fekk I didn't have to go to Bromlaaaay/Old kent Rd, this is actually quite convenient I'm on thin moral/rightious ice here, but 'stuff' happens

I'm with you on the Red Stripe thing, what happened to it Did the ABV get downgraded due to the duty demand, or something like that Tho I switched to English Cider years ago, Lager being to fizzy/pissy for me

Isn't Clarke shoe 'outlet' in Peckham (Village) I can see you now RPC, all togged out in y'Gaps and suede desert boots, off to the halloween fest/nite

Oh dear DC, the poor French mobile is to die I feel for you, I reccomend a long Volvo to soothe the spirit

Kestrel Black is pretty good As is walking in front of a highspeed train, at an unmanned crossing

That silly 'fin' haircut And the stylist special 'ironic bowl' one too, dyed in a copper plum colour Argggghhh....

Can Ye Olde Boozer be pre pub-grub cocaine days That's when the real rot set in I'd prefer the balmy ol days of an alcohol fuelled punch up Plus birds gave out a bit more back then

A meat raffle A blousey Landlady wearing sovereign rings Woodgraining

Not knowing what phrases are creeping in everywhere

Oh and some Vim & a galvanised bucket, with a greying string mop

And a proper old skool Rubber Jonny machine in the mens bogs

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Chinglish I've always liked the English bits on a Chinese menu, specially "Eat-In" ones My pal Deano, never eats the Chinese food bit on the menu 'No mate, they do a pukka chicken/steak and chips tho'

K1tchen threads (I thought the word kitchen was killed of on here)

Home grown Rocket is fantastic, all peppery and firey Packet stuff 'meh' Sweet Romaine is good in a prawn cocktail

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Family all sat down to Sunday roast in our house > as most weeks - I actually feel a bit sorry for > people who don't 'get' this - ie the tradition and > the food. It's a good day, whether out or in, to do the above I'm going for the double today. One out yesterday, one in today I'm sitting next to the beef as we speak/type *Looks longingly at beef*