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Seabag

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  1. Tractorlad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was in Yeovil two weeks ago and noticed > daffodils on a traffic island in full bloom! Yeovil has a shop called ?The Yeovil sheepskin centre? it sold all things sheepskin. It ran a series of cutaway shot cinema interval type ads on T.V. back in the 80,s and 90?s, with that wonderful strap line ?Yeovil sheepskin centre, for all your sheepskin needs? and ?located just off the A37 with ample customer parking? The ads must have been aimed at shift workers, or people coming in from the pub, as they usually ran after about 10pm. Living in Sussex I often wondered how many people actually thought ?f*ck, I think I?ll drive all the way to Yeovil and buy one of those sheepskin coats when I need one?
  2. I think an outfit for pedestrians like Louisa is required here, one with lights, indicators and a horn attached. Once she?s flashed her lights and indicated, she?d be within her rights to shout ?Come on mate, you blind or somethin?? and speed past and then stop abruptly in-front of them. ?Yeah, see how you like it!?
  3. Is this the inner ?voice? of FoxLouisa http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05vhf6x
  4. I?m still for making LSL into a canal. And running a cable car over it.
  5. I?ve eaten here, it?s a place I?d go back to. They cook beef over a wood fire among other things. It?s pretty much attended by local and residents of the city. I like the formality of it, not starchy, but waiting staff have a professionalism about them. Don?t be put off if you feel they?re a little cold, they warm to you after a while. https://goo.gl/maps/ZcR758At77v Dal Toscano Restaurant Via Germanico, 58-60, 00192 Roma RM, Italy +39 06 3972 5717
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    Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fer feck sake. This thread is haunted. Just for one thread, for a short moment, this feels beautiful. *pinches self*
  7. A fish restaurant is to open on that site Hurraaaaaah!
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    Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is never going to catch on. Ha, indeed
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    mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 'tis but a ghost. > Either that or you're undergoing a pareidolic > experience from unrelated phenomena > > ... > > > *pokes seabag :) * I?m stoked by the *poke* Even one from a ghost.
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    mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > pretty much; well, in Ireland which is close ;) Lord Lucan lives Hurrrraaaah!
  11. flocker spotter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > good first post bro' I thought the same, It?s a bit of a stinker that one. There?s often a slightly puffed up feel about these ?plugging? posts. ?Wines are organic and well sourced? ?Can?t wait to spend more time there?
  12. Same owners? Didn?t we have this when the FP first opened, it was all a bit arms length ?same owners? as the previous place. I know the chef who opened it, he?s now back in Canada running his won place. When he left the love left with him.
  13. I like the Bad News element of the tread. Can we adjust to talk of other bad news instead of The Gowlett (which is now a good news thread) Like, I wonder how much POTUS is prancing around today after the Dow Jones took a hammering.
  14. I think we?re in full comunity spirit on this one THE GOWLETT IS SAVED Donald Trump is claiming he made it happen. Thanks Don
  15. I moved from Sydenham to get away from potholes, Wells Park Road was carpet bombed with them But now (heaven help) seems like my new street Underhill Road is infected with holes Whatever next?
  16. Where did Reggie Perrin live?
  17. Is Surbiton a real place? Surely not.
  18. uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ps I use the toll road if its busy The one by Dulwich College ? Top marks
  19. joom Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I had dogs when I was kid, red setters. Red setters are officially ?bonkers? You?ll be in good company with this breed, but stubborn breeds are hard work. I had a Bull Terrier once and a rescue Doberman (I never intended on either breed, but they came to me and I loved them). The BT was the most stubborn dog i?ve ever known, she was also incredibly loveable in her nature, outweighing the frustration 10-1, whereas the Doberman was my biggest suprise. He was a huge animal and in the more unusal Isabella and tan colour. But his nature was something to behold, as I was often sure there was a person trapped in a dogs body, such was the intelligence of that dog. He basically trained me and assisted with the Bull Terrier much of the time. I still wonder at his ?just show me once? learning ability. I miss both beasts. Enjoy whatever you choose, i?d love to have another dog, just not feasible right now.
  20. Have you ever had a dog before?
  21. They?re working on the bio-dynamic cycle Lou This is decreed by the moon cycle, surely you know this
  22. I only wish Gail?s was bigger Couldn?t the shop next door move into Shepard?s and allow Gail?s to expand That?s be great
  23. I?ve never been to one, but I do like the Prawn Jalfrazi there, its very authentic Camberwell The riata is made of yoghurt i?m told. And they deliver, but it used to be better. They do Indian cooking with spices and gravy, which I like. How?s your father?
  24. P.O Fat Face
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