Mick Mac

Great photo. We moved here in 2001 and these shops were like this then, incl Westons.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I had a Byron experience a while back and was > hugely impressed, > > Louisa. I just fell off my chair.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And their ?10 meal for two consisting of a main, > side, dessert and bottle of wine is incredible > value - not that I've tried it yet. My Mum told me about this last night (M&S is one of her favourite subjects and now I can join in!). Fantastic value. As she is old and on her own it does here for two days.

charliecharlie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > North London.... (said only to remind people from > North London how stupid they sound when the say > "there is nothing in South London worth > visiting"...) > > yes... I know it's the middle the night but I > can't sleep..... aahhhhh > http://www.infoniac.com/uimg/adolescent-insomnia.j > pg its an old thread but I wonder if charliecharlie has managed to get to sleep yet.

So its open - that was quick!

Help-Ma-Boab Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Erin O Connor was in the M&S adds with twiggy. Had > a chat with her in Inside72 once. Now that is proper kudos HMB.

Ice cubes is definitely worth a whole thread. Who knew.

I will be there - I think.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't think I'll be throwing down a gauntlet to > MickMac today based on this: > > http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/footba > ll-news/who-win-celtic-v-rangers-8799729 Wise move PGC!

What has changed? Presumbly just a bit of an update?

I think I can do either of the first two Thursdays of October at the moment.

Let it go Louisa. Iceland was no longer attractive to the majority of the local community. M and S is attractive to most, so there you go. My one experience of the staff has been good. I see the lady who used to run the Castle has a job there, which is nice.

These are no ordinary children.

monica Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I went into Coop at 6pm, its normally packed and > have to wait a while to pay, it was empty. Ooh. It may be on borrowed time, will close and reopen as a little Waitrose.

ok - what's happened to the curry club? when is the next one?

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Looking forward to this one - The Gambler > http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2039393/?ref_=nv_sr_1 I have since seen this and thought it was very weak. A gambler is never down and out if he has a wealthy parent to bail him out.

Yes. Grab a grand. :)

Pah - don't be ridiculous. It would be 10 Poundland.

I went in yesterday. I thought the aisles were much bigger than expected, based upon above comments. All products are nicely upmarket. Just that little bit of added extra thought in each one. Sorry if that all sounds a bit twee but I don't really go to MandS, so was very impressed. Not sure how often ill go, but the little Sainsburys at the Library annoys me as its soooo basic, so might be going a lot.

Last time I was in the Man of Kent it smelt of urine. Not nice.

Its not Deliveroo who run the red lights, its cyclists. These guys were cyclists before they were "deliveroo cyclists" and therefore are already aware that the rules of the road don't apply to them, obvs. As regards night delivery, Deliveroo should take the lead and issue a safe and visible uniform. To me the huge packs on backs just don't look safe. I couldn't believe it was for real when I saw the first one. If there is any real weight in them I'd expect them to be destabilising. Its the sort of thing that if you were carrying it yourself you'd expect police to ask you to get off your bike and walk. I do worry about these cyclists and their safety carrying these bulky accessories. (Although not if they run a red light)

Reminds me of Grace Jones "pull up to the bumper baby"

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't know what to make of that. Barton, despite > being a muppet, has got quality. But he's no > spring chicken. But everyone is allowed a bad day, > perhaps it was just that. > > > Either way, I'm not sure I've ever seen someone > take so much interest in their rivals as you MM. The next Celtic game is the first Old Firm SPL game for 4 years Otta. Since Barton signed he's been shouting the odds about Celtic on Twitter week on week along with slating Scott Brown so everyone is looking forward to them facing each other on 10 Sep. What however Barton might not have been expecting was to be handed his balls on a plate each week by midfielders of mediocre opposition, which is how it's gone for him so far. The green side of Glasgow finds it all quite amusing. However I'm genuinely interested is how he looks next time out. He was a marquee signing for Rangers, so there you go.

Rangers drew last night. Barton yet to make his mark Barton was ineffective again, his main involvement being on the end of the terrible tackle that earned Killie teenager Taylor a red card just after the hour. The Englishman was anonymous. Wasteful in possession, passive as a defensive midfielder and a non-event going forward. Eventually he was replaced by Niko Kranjcar. He walked to the bench, shaking his head as he went.

The bloke in Chener books doesn't look like he has an expensive lifestyle to fund...