Mick Mac

Curry and red wine. Very cultured hibbs. I have always wanted to go to a curry night. Have never been able to fit one in. LookS like they will become the new edf drinks though. MP for MP.

People refer to the crash....What crash. Well I'm sorry but I don't see it in the better parts of SE22, for example: 1.75m under offer. http://media.rightmove.co.uk/72k/71731/71731_L4P-470293671_IMG_00_0000.jpg

Motto Never bin your girlfriend unless you have another one lined up. I suspect this devious bugge* has one already sorted. Girls used to do this to me all the time. I have cried, I have screamed, I have kicked ankles under the table and I have thrown wine (at some very ugly girls in my time) they just don't know when they are well off. I visit them on facebook regularly to watch them in their sad single unhappy regretful existence. Poor things.

waynetta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > oh tictac I see what you did there.When you said > she had top tips what you meant was top tits. > Very clever. A hole in one in golfing parlance. Oh Waynetta - Im sure you have got me alllllll wrong there....

waynetta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > For what it's worth I'm not Daizie.Her top tips > are not as good as mine. ;-) Well daizie definately has top tips, but i've not seen yours waynetta.

Clue=Italian Football.

Lim bids ?320m - Reuters

there are 2 pages on liverpool bidder john henry in todays sunday times .

Those who have taken advantage of or benefitted from emigration would be hypocritical in criticising it surely? (Second part I have edited was just a note of warning about Irish parents with children with English accents. Which I am still coming to terms with :()

I'll ask her woof. Once she gets out of bed that is. She can't spend my money when shes asleep, so I'll let her sleep as long as she wants to. I'll get back to you as soon as I can, naturally.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Real dilemma. Harris East Dulwich Boys Academy is > indeed opposite Peckham Rye Common. Peckham Rye > Common needs drainage to ensure its pitches can be > used throughout the winter - its often water > logged and curreent users have to go elsewhere. > Peckham Rye Common also has inadequate changing > facilities but no one really wants a massive > changing room sports complex built. Across the > road Harris Boys has changing rooms a plenty. > Harris Boys buses its kids to playing fields > elsewhere. > > It seems blindingly obvious to me that IF the boys > school opened its changing rooms up at the weekend > and helped fund drainage it should be allowed to > use the football pitches in the week. How are you getting on with sorting out an appropriate school for ED people? Is there any plan for a (non academy) quality secondary school in east dulwich. I currently live in Friern Road and have NO gilrs secondary school within 1 km of my address. Please do something.

gwynfor Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There were two policemen with M16 rifles on Lacon > Road/North Cross Road last night, bit perturbing! > There seemed to be quite a heightened police > presence around East Dulwich after they'd gone > too. Any clue as to what was going on? I have read all of the helpful responses to this post. I'm not sure what was going on, are you...

Bought.. Morning - One round of drinks and club sandwich after golf Evening - One babysitter at 7 * 4 hours That was it really. As far as what my wife spent - I'll find out about that in a month or so.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm certainly never going to teach any child of > mine about the evils of emigration/immigration Says the Irishman in London. Your arguments might be a bit weak Sean.

PS ? Why is that needed these days ?

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Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think Mick's been at the sherry again. Any excuse to get a celtic clip on the forum really Jah. It was Red Stripe btw. Sherry too sophisticated.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Which bit Ravenelli? :))

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just popped over to try and watch the second set > of the Askew Sisters, upstairs at the Mag to find > it was sold out. I saw the first set. It was the Williams Sisters and it was very good.

Celtic were proud to be chosen for this game. Liverpool will always be great.

Doh....

We used to be sooo close.

I suspected you would try to disown me Sharon. But I have all the PMs on record and I'll show them to Anna if you don't take that back.

Jeez I didn't even read what Harry said. I was having a bit of a laugh with my new friend Sharon. This is a sad reflection of what football can do to sane people. I think we should all take this footie, less seriously.

Was that Karl's brother. Were they both clever?