Mick Mac

Apparently there were 1460 at the match on Saturday. Amazing. http://www.brixtonbuzz.com/2015/02/draw-and-order-an-alternative-dulwich-hamlet-match-report-by-the-luxury-fan/

What Jeremy said - although most vendors will probably just say its normal and to have been expected when you put the offer in. Don't let that put you off asking though.

skylorikeet Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This worked for my daughter when she did the same > thing with her iPhone (paid for herself, receipt > available on request): turn it fully off > immediately, I find "immediately" is such a subjective word - would it cover the small time lapse from the OP on 20 February until now?

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I dropped the gear down the bog once Did you Mum replace it for you?

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I liked this piece he > did...http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/315765 > 88 > Roy Keane too miserable, couldn't go on tour with > him? Errrr, brother Liam springs to mind Noel :) He probably didn't want to go on tour with him either to be fair.

He is indeed. He likes the heated seats though.

As a general reflection on children at home, I left Ireland post graduation for London aged 21 with nothing other than my first months rent and a low paying civil service job to look forward to. I think more young people should take the plunge and want to fend for themselves. For me that independence was something o craved. House prices were completely irrelevant to me at the time of making the decision and this was 1989 when rents etc were at an all time high. I just wanted to cope on my own.

As regards whether west ham were by far the better team, from MOTD it seems they could have been 3 up and commentators said Spurs had trouble holding on to the ball in midfield. But the last quarter (highlights) it seemed spurs had all the late chances.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Otta I think one of my first pre-registration > posts was an altercation with Keef over North > Cross RD market! > > Louisa. He was a right tosser, I'm glad be moved on.

It's not that long ago that Carroll was selected for England. And I know that doesn't mean BFS uses him in the way England intended to. I think it's ok to play Carroll in Plan B football but I'd not want him in my starting team each week. Footballers are generally dumb (slight joke) and if they see a big target man they will use him even if it's not the manager or BFS instructions. John Toshack was used primarily to knock the ball down to Keegan. Many plaudits and a trophy or two followed. We are getting rather snobbish about how our football is played. of course , a few clubs like West Ham and Celtic can say they always saw it thus. :) There are a few more to add to those two of course. Spurs pass and move probably.

The clue is in the name. I'm here and this is what I look like = FB. This is what I'm doing was sure to follow to keep it developing. Stop sending me FB friend requests Louisa.

Mention Am Dram and you can get away with almost anything ....

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've had 17 PMs this year, most of them from rude > trolls poking my fire. Needless to say I didn't > reply to one! > > Louisa. And you hunted down and killed the other 16..

Take anything your parents offer. Just don't ask for anything. That's my mantra. Parents like to be needed and feel helpful.

I has a red knob.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not me. Parkdrive went to Peckham Manor School and > I think you'll find there is a thread about it > lurking somewhere in The Lounge. > I went to Tulse Hill. We had Muhammed Ali come and > visit us in '74. Unfortunately, I missed it as I'd > already walked out telling the headmaster he could > shove his school up his arse. I never went back. After that - He probably didn't want you back.....

Hmmmph

sjw Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > RIP --- this has got way out of hand . Thank > you for the advice on child care ,each to his own > , live and let live and all the other wise adages. > > > obviously there are a lot of perfect people out > there.Unfortunately I am not one of them and still > see fit to help out my offspring. I didn't realise > you abandon children once they reach a certain > age. Don't take it personally sjw - All threads de generate in the Lounge - its what its for - and so that the serious people can post somewhere else.

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Is it me or is that the most phallic piece of > telecoms equipment you've ever seen? It looks like the hangover horn to me.

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My friends' kid dropped eggy weggy bread all over > their laptop and then did a wee-wee into the Sky > box. > > He's 43. I think he should move out tbh. Stop it Bob. I'm in a bad mood, at work with a hangover and you still made me laugh.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He overcame his serious drink problem though which > to me makes him even more of a hero. And AA might say you never really overcome it, which makes it an ongoing achievement.

I'll bet Jah was cross that night.

Ha. Just got to the Glasgow airport Premier Inn. Classy. Best Celtic game I have ever been at. Inter looking v comfortable after 15 mins and outsinging us. After that the noise was truly amazing. Expect Inter to have been amazed by it all.

Off to Glasgow tonight. Expect we will be getting a lesson. Cost of teams Celtic 13m Inter 73m. That's a big multiple to overcome.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Chelsea & Rangers Yep and Adolph Hitler (1 and 8)