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serves you right.

taper Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've been running for two years and still find it > horrible, but utterly addictive. The horror, the > pain, the physical exhaustion are just things you > need to come to love. Because ultimately you will > run faster, longer and get fitter, and this makes > you feel real good. Plus it's cheap - ?60-100 will > get you on the road, plus a quid's worth of > vaseline a month. See you on the Rye. I'm the fat > bloke you just overtook. I hate to ask but where do you put the vaseline ?

Just ring any number if they in his contacts they must know him.

Ditto

I totally agree with you. I dont buy my meat from any supermarket anymore, after many years of tasteless and tough meatI now always buy from local butchers, its even worth paying the little extra for quality and knowing you wont be disapointed.Im on quite a tight budget but will always stretch the pennies to get decent food,without being ripped off.

I only have to buy for one ...a couple of sausages .ditto bacon .a rib eye steak , chicken breast,lamb something or other and maybe some mince oh and their delicious ham..not dear.. all for under ?15 ,then off to Zenoria street to the new greengrocers ..fruit and veg ..bout ?8 thats me sorted for the week .!Apart from the wine that is !

Yeah I remember how long they use to take to open, youd end up with a mouthful of soggy paper and a freezing mouth but worth it !

Sorry just been to inspect lamb steaks and I think they do have mint in them.

No not mint but garlic, peppers and whatever else makes them so delicious. They only need grilling for a short time and just melt in your mouth.,Yummy .!

Depends where you run . I find running somewhere pleasant like the park is so much better than just round the roads or the perimeters of the parks or commons, but then I enjoy the great outdoors ,doing yoga or similar exercise indoors would bore me rigid.

Ifind them very reasonable . Today I bought ... 1 ribeye steak 2 large marinated lamb steaks ( which I cut into 4 portions )they are delicious. 2 large chicken breasts 6 large organic eggs ?12 !

Search ..Sly and Reggie and youll see !

Isn't that the Pistachio Club Restaurant ?

I think you can still get them.

Yes the top that was off was on the other wall of the bridge this one has had most of the wall knocked down ,certainly not wear and tear.Must have happened Sunday night cos we found it like it early Mon morning and strangely the gates were all open at 6am , seemed to me they hadnt been locked Sunday night !

Where exactly is the new shop?

If I was Andystar I would just open the parcels as there might be the correct address or a phone number inside or at least the senders details.

The bridge has been out of action all week cos some moron decided it would be good to knock the walls down into the water .The same has happened to the other bridge on the pathway to the main gate If I got hold of them....!!!(6) I think the goslings are the 3 from the orignal 6 ,havent seen any new ones yet and I'm over there every day.Hope there will be some more they are so cute.

Brilliant>:D

oops sorry

gerritsmith Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was there in the morning and the machine was out > of order but did not say "no Parking till 19th > May" so I just parked normal and luckily did not > get clamped. If I were you I would appeal. Its the 19th today!

Tony.London Suburbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > PinkyB Wrote: > and a 99 on the beach. > > I agree..a 39 to Putney, a 99 on the beach, just > need to fill in the missing number in the sequence > now....;-) Dirty beast

LibraCarr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dear Andy Pandy, > > I think you have clearly lost the plot as you > should be eating pudding and pie's!! > > Are you sure you eat at the Surma in Dulwich, > Dulwich is a very large area you may have got > confused with the lower rate rating restaurants > near by. I often eat at the Surma and I've always > found their food exceptional and the staff are > always friendly and polite, so please remind me > which (Surma) did you attend?? > > If you note the restaurant opposite they have some > dumb blonde tart staring into space writing that > the food is gorgeous and the fact that Joanna > Lumley eats their as well! Yeh Right! > Perhaps you may have got confused with the Mirash > which is still 70's style decor (OK if you are a > curry loving Abba fan). > > If you walked down Lordship Lane tonight you will > have noted that the Surma has more 'bums on seats' > than any other restaurant - clearly that speaks > that it is the more prefered venue as it offers a > set buffet at the same price as other venue's. > > I give my view as a Chef and critic and feel that > innane comments about our revered restaurants on > Lordship Lane is only bad for the area and > certainly will not help the local economy. > > I await your reply, > Libra Carr. To befair to Andypandy he didnt actually say he had eaten in the Surma !So I think you ought to read his post again .

Ive used this place over the last month and have had great stuff. The guy is really nice an ex covent garden market greengrocer.He explained that although some of the produce was not form here he was bringing in the home grown stuff as an when it comes into season. I hope he makes a go of it and is in the process of setting up a website. I also liked the self service and came away with bags of good and reasonably priced produce.He certainly can count on my custom .its just a pity hes a bit hidden away so lets give him some support.

So funny ,well noticed.