HellNoHellYeah

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jogging is horrible if you have large boobs. Have you considered buying a bra? I've got a none-too-small bust (34D) and I find a bra stops too much breast action. Something worth thinking about...

Are you repping SE22?

Michael Palaeologus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I spent a shed-load today at Borough Market. Ok then.

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jogging is just plain unpleasant. Done it and > hate it. There just isn?t any fun in it. I much > prefer wiz planking, yoga, fighting with people > outside kebab and wine and running away from the > police. How do you get the police to chase you? Do you have to pay them?

indiepanda Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A complement is a complement is it the same thing as a compliment?

Best chat-up I ever received was when I was out on a date with one guy and another guy took a fancy to me and began chatting me up right in front of the guy I was on a date with. This guy even gave me his phone number in front of my date who looked ready to punch someone. I lost the bloke's number. I then learned that the guy had bumped into my date a few weeks later and asked him for my phone number. I ended up dating the guy (the one who poached me).

So the shop has no name at all?

I just went jogging. It is something I have done before but not for a year or so. I didn't find it difficult but nevertheless it was an unpleasant experience. When I do yoga, I actually find the entire experience pleasurable and it has done a good job of keeping me fit over the years. What is good about jogging? Is it the endorphins?

ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Shome mishtake shurely? > > In the spirit of many many other threads on this > very forum I think you should go back to the shop > and demand they put it right ;-) I'd have expected the steaks to be at least ?5 each....?

reetpetite Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 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 ! Is that the lamb steaks marinated with mint? If so, I've been meaning to try those.

I see HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HellNoHellYeah Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Of course asking some1 whether they used to be > in > > Banararama is not good. If nothing else, it > > implies that they are none too young. > > Actually HNHY I would have only applied it to the > more mature lady. > And actually only the more mature white lady. > For a black lady I'd go with 'Salt yes, Peppa all > very well and good, but you DJ Spinderella were > the bomb'.

I purchased the following at William Rose: 2 very large and thick sirloin steaks 2 pretty large ribeye steaks 3 enormous chicken legs 2 lbs of chicken breasts the whole lot came to ?17.50. Doesn't that seem awfully cheap??

Did she consider approaching mainstream publishers?

ED-Boy = East Dulwich Business Of the Year Who gets your vote for local establishment/business of the year so far? I'd love to cast my vote but I can't think of any local places that are really that good...

Did you pay them to spank you?

Of course asking some1 whether they used to be in Banararama is not good. If nothing else, it implies that they are none too young.

Lately I've been noticing several extremely loud and extremely fake pretend-posh people. The last one was in a cafe and she was braying and being loud and speaking in a pseudo Sloaney accents but the accents were clearly fake/exaggerated. On one occasion a friend and I had to move to a different table because the braying was so loud (and fake) that it interrupted our conversation. What's that about?? I've encountered these types in Blue Mountain Cafe, Cafe Nero and the Green wine bar.

Have you seen the movie "Derailed" with Jennifer Aniston and Clive Owen? If you get friendly with your fellow passengers things could go down the same way they did in that movie!

I think men often underestimate how effective a simple "hi" can be. "Clever" chatup lines just reek of trying too hard.

Mikecg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > *Looks down a slightly to the left* Beyonce lyric?

rubyroo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The carrot, apple and ginger juice I had there was > great but ridiculously expensive as the (not very > big) glass was only 2/3 full.It cost just short of > three quid!!!! There's a juice bar in > St.Christopher's Place just off Bond St tube and > their juices aren't that expensive. You can't really go wrong with carrot apple and ginger juice. Anyone who owns a juicer can make it.

Any particular reason you are calling me Felicity?

Sadly I think the majority of people in their position (ie thinking they could get away with this) would similarly take the piss.

Andystar Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HellNoHellYeah Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > So where did you meet this "Prince Charming" > then?? At a job interview in a strip joint...>:D<

Mikecg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > My favorite ever chatup lines are "Do you want to > go halves on a Bastard", and "Do you fancy a 68" Use these regularly do you? ;)