Mick Mac

wok on.... wok on....

Hmmmm...... I'll fight yee for your money ????sy boyo I like to fight a real man - dont mind if they are called shirley - but haystacks and hedgers really make me mad....

stop.....

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Keef Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > At least Louisa is fun. > > > Ooooh, 'ark at 'er. You just come out with me > Keef, I'll show you "fun". What about me Rosie?...

You'll never wok alone.....wok on, wok on.......

Im sure money is not the issue - he most likely just wants to win trophies and he is not winning any (...apart from a world cup and a european championship...)

Its better to bite than to shy away. People turning the other cheek does not make for good forum.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 3-0 oh dear- bit of work to do next week. Away > goal for them and its all over. It was lennons > first big test tonight and they performed like a > new team by the sound of things. Yes - "away goal for them and it was all over" :( lost 4-2 on aggregate. Not to worry, would only have had to play Spurs in the next round and gone out then anyway. Now in the Europa League play offs might be lucky enough to play Liverpool, which should be easy.

Yep - I'm not sure there were any bids for him so not sure he had a decision to make.

Apparently he earns ?5 million a year at Liverpool.

I get waitrose to come to me. They are happy to oblige. I have heard they are opening a base in sydenham to make it easier to deliver to their east dulwich clientele. Anyone else heard that?

did anyone else want him?

Or one of the organised "scary" walks - eg the jack the ripper walk or one of the organised historic walks.

Oh dear..... How about a boy band - there must be one of those playing somehwere in london this week, or a tribute band, she might like that.

Celtics goalkeeper of 5 years left for Fiorintina last week, a great goalkeeper, gone. Great saves against Drogba, Seedorf, Kaka, Ronaldo etc.

There's been another murder..

Good - thats that sorted.

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When I was 18 I was seeing this lad (Jim) and we > went to visit his folks in Leicester and went out > with his mates in the evening. Both of us were > totally plastered and got in quite late. He had a > single bed in his room and it was downstairs. > > For some reason when his Mum went to bed she set > the house alarm. I woke up in the middle of the > night feeling a bit queasy and had to leg it to > the bathroom. As I opened the bedroom door I set > the house alarm off, so ran back in to the bedroom > in an attempt to wake Jim. Was unsuccessful and > following my exertions had to throw up. I grabbed > the nearest receptacle and was sick - in to a half > pint glass. > > At this stage I was in a bit of a quandary as I > didn't really want to leave a half pint of vomit > in the bedroom all night, so decided that his Mum > must have switched the alarm off and proceeded to > head towards the bathroom. I opened the door and > off went the alarm. Was straight back in to the > room, glass down on the table and again tried to > wake Jim. No luck, heard his Mum come down again > to reset the alarm. At this stage I decided to > resign myself to the fact that I'd have to deal > with it in the morning. > > I went to move the glass from the table I left it > on but it had gone. Turned out I'd missed the > table and it had gone all over the floor. I gave > up and got in to bed. > > Woke up about three hours later, to discover that > Jim had done his usual trick when drunk and pissed > the bed. I got out, found a spare quilt and slept > on the floor (away from the sick). Jim woke up the > next morning to find himself in a rather damp bed > with a nasty hangover. When expressing his disgust > with himself, I then decided to tell him.... > > "yeah, and you were sick!!" Hilarious story. Jim sounds a good sort. Why not bring him to the next drinks.

I'm always nice to you Rosie - its just sometimes you can't see I know what's best for you.

daizie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Weedy fellas. Develop a right forearm like Arnold > Schwarzeneggar by buying one of those Cindy > Crawford workout videos. Don't get it ? Please expand.

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well now, Mick, I didn't really think that anyone > would. But drunken trial and error might have > taught a few critical lessons in jungle survival. Not aggressive enough Rosie - gone soft?

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I ordered a Chinese, to be delivered just as I > arrived home. > > Salt and chilli squid in bed is a new all-time > high. And while I didn't wake up with my face in > a kebab, there was an unopened carton of sesame > prawn toast on the floor this morning. > > But I think this is an important question. Which > takeaways best retain their heat in journey from > Lordship Lane (or wherever they happen to be) to > home? Curry good. Burger? I imagine not so > much. Pizza maybe. > > Anyone know the physics of heat retention in take > away food stuffs? No - sorry,

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bossman - 6 cans of Stella (?5.50 now though :'). > Budgens - big bag of Dorrittos and a spicy dip. > Sorted. What Quids said.

What Quids said.... (least favourite)

I hope it changes to something nice for those nice Dulwich Village people to eat in, so they don't have to continue to come over to Franklin's in their blazers and chinos.