LadyNorwood

Tears are not enough - Northern Lights

MissKing Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I concur with those recommending Wuli Wuli in > Camberwell... The coriander beef, twice cooked > pork belly and smashed cucumbers are all amazing > there. I've never tried 'saliva chicken' - i know > it's meant to mean juicy chicken but the name just > puts me off! :) Just looked at the menu - smacked cucumbers is one thing but fried morning glory?!

Alex K Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...ah, urban life. **sigh** And work starts at > six. Oh, well. "Quarter of three" - what does this mean??

Townleygreen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > >>Lady N, you can't take the "and" from a song > title and use it for the singer. So it's back to > > >>Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps): David Bowie > > Monsters - Funeral For A Friend I used Super - does this count???

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious - Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke

LadyNorwood Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I use water to wash, cook and clean and I'm > eternally grateful.... However I don't condemn anyone for doing this and I think Louisa's comment is a bi'shi' - I walk to the shops every day but I don't do it for charity.......

I use water to wash, cook and clean and I'm eternally grateful....

Supermarket (France)

Surrender - Diana Ross

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > KidKruger Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > For me, it's get the builders to put the > structure > > up and make it weatherproof then run with it > from > > there doing what bits you can yourself / > bringing > > tradesmen in. > > There's probably something to be said for that > approach. All too often the finish is rushed > because the builders want to move onto the next > job. In theory a good idea, but if there are problems going forward, it is nigh on impossible to get anyone to take responsibility, they always blame the other tradesmen.... We found this and ended up massively out of pocket and it cost twice as much to put right (this was even using a project manager who also passed the buck) - if we ever do work on a large scale again, we will use one firm to do everything...

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I said Tom Cruise circa Collateral about SJ a > while back. > > Who is the other scientology lookylikey? John Travolta??

http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,1370224,1370245#msg-1370245

Song for Guy - Elton John

lumps

Variously throughout my life - Penelope Keith (I do a mean "Margot"), Katy Hill (Blue Peter) and lately Karren Brady...

Goodness Gracious Me - Peter Sellers & Sophia Loren

strangers - The Kinks

veers

Can The Can - Suzi Quattro

wring

frown

Tiger Feet - Mud

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Surely if you post about your business in the > Lounge you haven't bothered to check out the forum > and anything sarcastic that comes your way is just > the way of the Lounge and down to your lack of > research (which wouldn't require much). Good luck > anyway as we all need to make a crust. I've never > had a kebab though as i've been vegetarian since > long before I even heard of them. Also posted in the business section.... http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?30,1370985

Coldslaw - another gem from my late M-i-L...

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I like 'em. > > 'Si' and, er... I want to say 'Graham'?... > 'Tony'?... > > Cheesy grinning lumpen blokes with the natural > rapport of step brothers and the comedy stylings > of Alan Titchmarsh - and quiche. > > What's not to like? Dave's the other one (he was on Strictly) but the taller bloke Si was very ill recently, brain aneurysm, he does still call everyone 'dude', in practically every sentence - very irritating (but that's another thread)....