Brendan

We always use www.truprint.co.uk . Haven't had any problems yet.

There is something to be said for heat for heats sake, in its proper place though. It isn?t really about the food and flavour but all about the rush*. If eating a perfectly seasoned, well prepared meal is like taking a scenic stroll down a mountain, appreciating the different aspects of the scenery on your way down. Piling spoonfuls of chilli onto a cheese and tomato pizza while your brain slowly melts out of you ears is the culinary equivalent of running headlong at a cliff and jumping off in the blind faith that there is a plunge pool at the bottom to break your fall. They both have their appeal but for very different reasons and the latter is probably not for everyone. * maaan!

Cor Latin ?an all. How very classical of you PGC. Although ED (and Peckham of course) have a lot in common with ancient Rome. Can?t get halfway through the forum without being affronted by images of men with their John Tommies out. Dirty buggers those Romans. As for Freud...

I?d say, ?Sorry but can you put that Tony fellow on please.?

Top post Mr Palopogus! And very eloquently demonstrated that size, shape, smell etc. all mater. As surely without all these variations comedy would be so much the poorer. Dirty buggers those Greeks.

The really tall black guy? He is a nice fellow. I had a long conversation with him one evening. Although I can?t remember what his name is or what the conversation was about for that matter.

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bloody colonials. Honestly, you leave them to run > a country and look how they end up dressing. You do actually get people who dress like that in Africa. They?re called American tourists.

That ankleyoptomy hurt like hell!

Or a ticket to Spain in the pocket.

When are those figures from? The 1970s?

I think I speak for all of us who work in places like the city and Westminster when I say, ?For the love of all the gods, NOOOOOOOO!? The short suit

Welcome back! :)-D No you?ve not missed much. Well except that all the cats in ED have escaped from their owners and gone to take a shit in *Bob* garden. Oh and someone in Nunhead discovered a new kind of rodent. You know the usual.

Clapham? Never heard of it myself.

Yeah and if you fill the shells with salt it will only sting a bit.

What if you missed? You would probably hit someone?s car instead.

Nope it makes you a Chat, Chavs are from Chavmania. Welcome to East Dulwich online muffintop where you can find out where is both best and worst to eat and drink; this is quite often the same place. You can also learn where to catch the best bus to Camberwell, if you ever feel the need to go to Camberwell that is. If you do don?t worry apparently it?s all of them. And if you ever find yourself wondering what that smell wafting over from the flat next door is, just log on here and check the ?what?s for dinner tonight? thread. You will more than likely find your neighbour?s Turnip Tika Masala recipe. There are all sorts on here, Scrabble players, class warriors, habitual cat losers, drunks, people who know an awful lot about baby buggies, armchair anarchists, people who support soccer teams form far-flung, mysterious, Northern cities, armchair capitalists, fashion gurus and South East London?s most illustrious cricket team to name a small few. Workshy reprobates or courageous seekers of truth? I already know the answer to that but will let you find out for yourself.

Nali sauce is great. >:D< Doubles as paint stripper.

I have for a long time now added a dash of cayenne pepper to my rooibos tea. As far as I know I?m the only person who does this. I came up with the idea one day when I had a cold and couldn?t taste anything. I thought it might help clear the pipes and since then I?ve been hooked. Much to the bemusement of my family. As for chillis, if only the fucking sun would come out I may just get a crop this year.

AcedOut Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't really frequent that area of town. > Anything around there noteworthy? I've only ever > been through that area on the 37 bus! Give it a go. We?ve always found it great and it?s a nice change from LL every now and then.

And then you end up with catholic pets. :-S

Looks like Springers to me although 40 covers inside and 40 outside seems a bit ambitious dunnit.

Yeah they tried to introduce these in Jo?burg a few years back. It presented a fabulous opportunity for you to not just get car-jacked but to have your bank account emptied at the same time. Needless to say they didn?t really take off.

There?s a Hindu saying that goes something along the lines of, ?You can tell a person?s true nature by the way they treat animals.?

That's just mean.

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > for god's sake, what's wrong with you people? is > it not enough that we have to deal with periods > and childbirth and where to buy the organic sorrel > and pandering to man-flu without having to worry > about the size of our arses as well??? > > I don't see what the size of a woman's arse has to > do with anything - women aren't men - their brains > aren't in their trousers. I'm out of here and not > coming back - you can shove it up your @rse... and > f*ck off while you're at it (not sure I quoted > that correctly) > > *flounces with a swish of a particularly flouncy > multi-layered chiffon skirt" > > s'no good, I just haven't got the vitriol in me > today, but I thank you fish, I really do for your > kind efforts on my behalf *Claps* Good form.