Brendan

> ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > yup- you can tell you've no kids as you think > > mum's "lounge around in coffee shops all > day"... > > > > ...anyway, to answer your question, it strikes > me > > as odd that ED seems to appeal to 20 somethings > as > > it's family oreintated with housingstock and > not > > very cool, but nevertheless it seems to attract > > them, I thought it was dull when I was in my > 20s > > and Camberwell was far more a 20s place... I also moved here in my 20s specifically because there were about 5 decent pubs within walking distance of my flat and they didn't have as high a concentration of idiots as places like C*@?**"&. Never found it lacking in night life to be honest. Just different.

I think your only option is to give up your job.

Try contacting The George Canning. They may open for it if there is enough interest.

I knew one once. Then I married her. Sorry.

Suppose it is fitting considering that it is his mum who is the english one.

Anyone else see the irony in 3 pages of twaddle in one evening about whether or not something is being blown out of proportion?

?Wussel, woggered your wuverly, wittle gwanddaughter.? "?Qu??"

Well it's all slightly more entertaining than the dros on telly at the moment.

They got told-off by the PM, which is quite an accolade. "Sorry Gordon. Won't do it again Gordon."

What are you suggesting Keefers?

They?re just feral children. It?s what happens when there is no family structure or discipline they revert back to a pack of vicious animals. As animals go humans are quite horrible sans the benefits of our social constraints.

St Brendan invented America, apparently, for those who believe it and none do to be frank. I didn?t want to be Frank.

Having a valid excuse to say fuck off loud and emphatically.

My wife makes the best brownies in ED, London, Europe and the universe. And no I?m not sharing. Sod off!

We mucked about with fireworks as kids. We took them apart and made bombs out of them and such. But we would never have even dreamed of attacking people with them. Apart from the fact that it just wasn?t in our frame of reference, we would have had the crap beaten out of us if we did.

Charge them with attempted murder? Perhaps just give them a decent kicking?

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > OK anyway... I need some more recommendations > please. Most of the films on this thread I have > either seen, or don't really appeal. > > Films which are a bit different and clever, but > not up their own arse. Nothing too romantic or > sentimental. Nothing with too much brainless > action. Maybe something less mainstream which I > may not have heard of. Don't mind if it's foregin > language or not. > > Any suggestions appreciated. Ever get the feeling that you are searching for unattainable perfection Jeremy?

So how would one appropriately rename our current streets to reflect what goes on, on them?

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm not (that) ashamed to say that I like Dirty > Dancing. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=rX7wtNOkuHo&feature=related

Weeeeeeeeee http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQsAoEzbOl4

I wanna dance! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQJrN_SglKo

I have a heart condition!

It's all AC/DC's fault: http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2008/oct/27/acdc-music-recession

Moos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And I'm sorry to lower the tone, but Sainsbury's > does a lovely multigrain loaf. Yeah and do you know what they put in it? Kitten?s tears that?s what.

TillieTrotter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wish I had a great new neighbour. Great as in, Alexander the? or great as in, beer and pizza?