Mick Mac

I met my love, by the gas works wall...

Very good. The food was strangely similar to the pervious Jaflong. But very good as always. The EDT after party was a winner.

titch juicy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > So when I got to the end of the queue, there > were > > only hospitality boxes left..... no Kylie > > Christmas this year. > > the boxes at RAH count as normal seats. They might do - but as you are required to buy 12 at once for ?3995 in total, I passed on this occasion.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Chief Executive Clive Schlee gave staff > permission > > to hand out free drinks to anyone they fancy. > > > > "They will decide 'I like the person on the > > bicycle' or 'I like the guy in that tie' or 'I > > fancy that girl or that boy'," he told the > Evening > > Standard. > > > > "It means 28 per cent of people have had > something > > free. It?s a nice, different way of doing it." > > > They obviously liked your tie Mick I thought that, but I wasn't wearing one, so she must have liked something else.

So when I got to the end of the queue, there were only hospitality boxes left..... no Kylie Christmas this year.

Chief Executive Clive Schlee gave staff permission to hand out free drinks to anyone they fancy. "They will decide 'I like the person on the bicycle' or 'I like the guy in that tie' or 'I fancy that girl or that boy'," he told the Evening Standard. "It means 28 per cent of people have had something free. It?s a nice, different way of doing it."

Staff seem to have discretion as to allow a free coffee to their favourite punter every now and again. I'm on my third free coffee today in about 6 weeks. Today it was from Dominka, my favourite... :) It could be a computer generated random offer, in which case I'd of course be very disappointed. I prefer to think she selected me. Happy Bunny - and this little thought helps the hangover :)

Love a bit of Kylie. I'm very hopeful of a ticket, being only 3877th in the queue.

Oh no. Tragic.

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Some cyclists jump lights it's true. But not all > do. I don't for example. We always remember the > ones who annoy us, and forget those who don't. > Hence what is often a skewed view of cyclists. > What other cyclists do is irrelevant. If someone drives dangerously, or drunk, or speeds, we don't start saying but most people drive sensibly within the rules., blah blah There are a significant minority of cyclists that run red lights. It's a growing problem and only a matter of time before accidents increase.

That's very serious for you Bob. Where's the pun?

Laura Danielle 86 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wow!! This beautifully constructed menu is well > worth a try. In fact those that don't go are well > and truly missing out. I visited spinach for its > soft opening on Wednesday and sampled some (quite > a few) of what this exciting menu had to offer. i > think I've stumbled across my new favourite south > London restaurant! Between the intriguing wine > selection and the incredible dishes that are on > offer I'd find a harder spot to rival this new > restaurant in east dulwich. I'm not a creature of > habit by nature, far from it however I think I'm > going to be a staple regular at the delicious new > home from home. Can't wait for my next visit. Wow - sounds brilliant - but I really detest spinach. Puts me right off.

Sorry for late notice - I will be there folks - but not until around 8pm or a little after , keep me a good seat Mary :0

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes - have told the missus, so she expects half > obviously. I'm tell her to treat Mrs Quids to a > coffee and cake ! > > > > > Tote Jackpot Results Archive > Sunday, 17th October 2010 > Bath Not won. Pool of ?4,160.27 carried over to > Pontefract Monday > > -------------------------------------------------- > ------------------------------ > > Saturday, 16th October 2010 > Newmarket ?9,325.70 to a ?1 stake. Pool:?26,269.81 > - 2.00 winning tickets > -------------------------------------------------- > ------------------------------ > > Friday, 15th October 2010 > Newmarket T Not won. Pool of ?14,770.18 carried > forward to Newmarket, 16th October. Happy memories. ?9,325 to a ?1 stake, although it was split between 5 of us.

Help-Ma-Boab Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I got 2 places. Left the track even. I won the > sweepstake. Great day in a box hosted by > Godolphin. Had to judge best horse after being fed > Champers all day. Good stuff HMB, well done. You sound well connected. I'm off to Ascot for Champions Day on Saturday. Its 6 years since we won the Tote Jackpot at the same event.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Regardless of the prices, people have to make an > effort to go, which indicates they do give a fook, > and in large numbers too... But its different people. Lots of children.

toto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Had one - Was replaced with Meat Liqour > > Yes, I think we all gathered that !! Well LL "deserved one", got one and didn't use it much. A good fish restaurant might be a winner though.

One less Indian on LL has to be a good thing for choice. The Real Greek is just ok but at least its different and better than the Melbourne Grove effort at a Greek restaurant a few years back. I'm sure it will do fine.

I think the FA were promoting discounted pricing, so a lot of families went along who might not otherwise have been able to afford it. Although it still is not a cheap trip.

Had one - Was replaced with Meat Liqour

It certainly needs a coordinated effort. Neither council nor shopkeepers are likely to initiate any grand process themselves.

I liked the reassurance that Giles pretended to seek from Nutty last week about his own limited success when compared to his brother, who was once the weak child of the family and now was very successful with "offices in the west end". Bless him.

I had a guy doing the same. Rupert I think his name was.

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > I hold no brief for Mr.Barber and am not of his > party, but he recently took the trouble to contact > me about an issue outside his ward to see if he > could help, so I think that might be a bit unfair! Sorry - I'm not sure what that's got to do with his views on paving on Lordship Lane. There is wonderful paving outside of Dulwich Park on Court Lane. Why cant LL have the same upgrade.

Any luck HMB ?