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Was it a spelling test then?

Surely 'erb?

What, like most of the people on this forum?

Actually no one's mentioned marijuana yet. Is it a vegetable? Lots of people cook with it, or so I'm told.

OMG looks like I won't need central heating in the afterlife then.

This sunday or surely you will burn in hell for eternity!

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Can't remember where mushrooms fit into all of > this. Mushrooms are NOT vegetables or fruit but are Fungi. Curly cale Chillies Onions Courgettes Cauliflower I'd save the onions. I'd like to get to know them better.

LGD sounds awful and I hope you can get a satisfactory solution. But is there some hidden agenda from the other side? Is there some question of control or simply some oneupmanship from them/her? I have to say I'd be slightly smug that I'd managed (albeit unintentionally) to piss them off so much. Stay cool.

Why not an estate? You're not chicken are you?

Avec Cambon La Pelouse

How about an hereditry oddity like a sixth finger? Then the photographer could have caught a photo of his hand as he was coming out? Or is that too far fetched?

Victim of our own success? I think that there were a lot of businesses interested and that, at the end of the day, (I wish I could stop saying that) money was the decider. I think it could well be Bet Fred and I think they were prepared to pay far more to be there than anyone else. Simple answer is to boycott LL and they will all bugger off. Mind you, I wouldn't bet on it.

A wine like no other

The chavs in Iceland were disconcerted by her presence as she stacked the shelves. Little were they aware that she was an MI6 agent deep under cover and attached to the net monitoring unit, her brief the EDF and observing the contributors on a day to day basis. She was soon to meet her match. An after work drink and a chance meeting with the smooth talking Jah Lush was to change her life forever. Little did she realise he was the main quarry of her superiors, she was, like a flower on the ocean, swept away.

Or drop

And retire in disgrace

Franklin - A nice meal - as in 'I had a great Franklin the other day' Kebab & Wine - to be outrageously drunk and uncertain of your surroundings in the early hours of the morning - as in 'I was completely kebab & wine, good job I had the car, never have been able to walk home' William Rose - an orderly polite (possibly too polite) queue - as in 'People don't know how to Wiliam Rose these days' 176 - projectile vomiting Sylvester Road - an unexplained absence of post East Dulwich Nick - a very ugly building or extension - as in 'It used to look lovely but they'v stuck EDN on the back'

I'm not a veggie but had a fantastic meal at Blah Blah Blah in the Goldhawk Road and another one at Terre a Terre in Brighton. If anyone opened something similar in LL it would give all the restuarants here a run for their money

Lots of good things but deciding to learn to play the piano is one of the most rewarding. If a little more than difficult.

The Japenese were right you know

Suddenly she trips over the fence which hasn't been removed yet and comes face to face with...........

Nice one

Great. At least it's better than 'perfect'.

I barely look at it these days.

Obsessively compulsive or compulsively obsessive.