Famous People in Sainsburys

[ianr]

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[Dogkennelhillbilly]

Yeah, like that, but more tanned and fit.

[Dogkennelhillbilly]

Paddy McGuinness in Belair House. He arrived in an Uber rather than some impressively expensive or obscure car.

[ianr]

Heaven be praised. Who is this person? What did he say to you?

[Dogkennelhillbilly]

1) There's a context clue in the name of the thread, but if you're still struggling to place him, I think there is a new service on the information superhighway called "The Google" that might assist you.

2) "Two pints of lager and a packet of crisps, please"

[JohnL]

You won't be seeing Lawrence Fox in Sainsburys - he's boycotting it.

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/laurence-fox-sainsburys-boycott-black-history-month-a4563556.html

[Dogkennelhillbilly]

Fran Drescher in a stunning Astrakhan black hat, buying coffee at Colicci in Dulwich Park, She'd be mobbed in the US, but was unrecognised here...not even by any Spinal Tap fans.

[Clutterqueen]

Is that a good thing for them? i.e. being unrecognised? Never heard of Fran Drescher.

I'm sure they can't wait to get back to the US!

[Dogkennelhillbilly]

I don't know. I imagine the novelty of being approached everywhere you go wears pretty thin after a while, but she seems like quite an extrovert. The Nanny was on US TV seemingly on a loop for many years (and I think it was shown on BBC2 in the after school slot for a bit, but it never really caught on here).

[teetomthomas]

I recently saw fantastic musician and former Level 42 drummer Phil Gould in the checkout queue at Dog Kennel Hill. He had some chicken in his trolley, and I asked him how he was going to cook it.

"The Chinese Way" he replied.

[Nigello]

I wonder what Fran The Nanny was doing here? It was a fun show.

[theboycj]

Bill bailie walking down dunstans road towards peckham rye park end of the road.

[niall]

teetomthomas Wrote:

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> I recently saw fantastic musician and former Level

> 42 drummer Phil Gould in the checkout queue at Dog

> Kennel Hill. He had some chicken in his trolley,

> and I asked him how he was going to cook it.

> "The Chinese Way" he replied.

underrated post.

made me chuckle.

[Dogkennelhillbilly]

An unmasked Frank Furedi, coming out of Boulangerie Jade, explaining to his companion how "Flat White" surpassing "latte" as the preferred term for a milky coffee is part of the "crusade against whiteness".

[ianr]

Surpassing in what sense and respect? Or do you, or he, mean superseding? What were his actual words?

[Dogkennelhillbilly]

I hesitate to cast aspersions on the vocabulary of a published author, but those were his words. Kids, don't meet your heroes.

[JohnL]

It's a different coffee for a atart never mind the rest of the conspiracy theory.

?A uniquely Australian coffee, slightly stronger than a latte, with steamed milk,? says Starbucks? Australian website.

[alex_b]

JohnL Wrote:

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> It's a different coffee for a atart never mind the

> rest of the conspiracy theory.

>

> ?A uniquely Australian coffee, slightly stronger

> than a latte, with steamed milk,? says Starbucks?

> Australian website.

New Zealand would disagree with the claim to be ?uniquely Australian?

[JohnL]

alex_b Wrote:

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> JohnL Wrote:

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> > It's a different coffee for a atart never mind

> the

> > rest of the conspiracy theory.

> >

> > ?A uniquely Australian coffee, slightly

> stronger

> > than a latte, with steamed milk,? says

> Starbucks?

> > Australian website.

>

>

> New Zealand would disagree with the claim to be

> ?uniquely Australian?

I gather that after a quick check.

[Dogkennelhillbilly]

Radio DJ and presenter Pat Sharpe, sitting in possibly the shiniest and flashiest Audi convertible I have ever seen, drinking coffee.

[tiddles]

joe lycett near the Herne tavern this evening

[niall]

i saw John Bernthal about 9 months ago in a convertible in a traffic jam outside the EDT.

[Dulwich Born And Bred]

Jessica Plummer from Eastenders at Spinach.

[Dogkennelhillbilly]

German novelty techno artist HP Baxxter, speaking in surprisingly detail about his passion for impressionism, drinking coffee in Dulwich Picture Gallery gardens.

[BrandNewGuy]

It was quite the star-studded night in the Camberwell Arms yesterday. Two famous local Jameses were dining there ? ex-local councillor Barber and actor Nesbit.