Annette Curtain

No one played the mind game better than Fergie did, and now he's gone so has a bit of the fear. Moyes is a stand in Meh !

The dryers are Wood Fired, aren't they?

The bricks will change colour to a shade or two darker PVA does seal but it dries to soft finish For something way tougher, try Bona Chem Traffic acrylic floor varnish in dead matt Or Leyland SDM do an Acrylic Dead Flat decorators varnish (in a turquoise container) The decorating shop up near the cemetery end of West Norwood high st sell it too, + free car park at the back. Or Whites on Brockley rise are good, see John the Irish guy in there, most helpful. Don't roller it as it creates micro-bubbles that pop as they dry, leaving micro-craters. Thin the first coat with water and brush on with an acrylic chinex bristle or similar synthetic bristle brush. 2nd coat will go on way quicker then the first. Use green liquid Flash floor cleaner to assist when cleaning the brush, it contains ammonia which is the solvent for latex/acrylic Stir not shake for acrylic products (same bubble issue)

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tut tut Annette, it's Italian, not Spanish. > > Let's start again. > > Giant pepper mills and swirly plaster walls. > A signed Italian football shirt. > Pictures from the Amalfi coast, Sophia Loren and > La Dolca Vita. > And a waiter called Roberto. Tee hee I was being deliberately off key (as usual) re stagnant El Vagueo mediterranean-stylee restaurants *starts smashing plates/setting fire to Sambuca

edcam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Only a 1 for East Dulwich Deli. Is this why > they're often so grumpy? That'll be an organic wood fired 1 then ?

We like Apple We don't like Apple

Does his Mother know he does this stuff ? I bet she's completely unaware of the 'talent' that hides in the head of her boy "He was fine until his Father upped and left us" she tells the neighbours "Then 'efore you know it he's listing to hippity hop and messin about with words an' the like"

Good to hear I also like the Turkish place Onions and whatever that juice is OMG

SAD (not the mood disorder)

I fancy cheese on toast, with Lea & P on it

Oh, so this is a gift shop then Not to be confused with another gift shop of the same-ish name Very *edgy but sadly done to death years ago *you may punch my teeth for using that word

Will they have giant pepper mills and swirly plaster walls I do hope so, oh and pictures of mountains and old grannies with wrinkly faces and bullfighting and castanets and a sombrero gathering dust And a waiter called Manuel

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have asked for no jumpers this year Can't wait to see the cardigan/tanktop then

I'm having lunch with the director today We will not discuss Dr W He's good at cooking tho

In my defence, I was chasing/heading off that dog. It escaped from the house and was heading flat out towards the road, a skip lorry was on a collision path should said dog run into the road. Lucky for me i'd been running as part of a fitness regime, so managed to out run the dog and head it off, making it turn around at the crucial moment. Seeing a Dachshund's little legs give in as I pursued it was my moment, so I dived and caught it & saved its little life. Though the dog didn't appreciate my valiant efforts and proceeded to bite me with some vigour. As I fixed the dog to a purse string I was wearing, I noticed a woman with very obviously enhanced breasts sunbathing topless. The dog had stopped biting me by that point.

They're very cute, but have you ever owned one Just about every one iv'e met or been near has been neurotic and/or bitten me I blame the short legs Jack Dee owned one (and that one bit me btw). Mind you I did chase it around Wandsworth common and then rugby tackled it to get it on a lead.

Is Robort a dyslexic ro bot I wonder ?

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Our current resident troll is not even vaguely > funny, and just comes across as rather sad. Who is that? Love gigdirl's "DUH - yes, just been told" response V funny Who was it that did the posts/thread about scratching expensive cars. He was very good

I've cried laughing at many a good flamer/troll But, there ain't many good ones left Snorks is/was one of the best, as was BBW in his time (and that time's well past)H? was very funny in his pomposity/wind up mode.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Have Burbage and Woodrot merged into some sort of > super-cynic? What a union that would make Tho rotters is funiah (I just made that word up, if you wish to use it, then it's ?1 a go)

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As a Liverpool fan I don't know whether to be > pleased or not. Stay that way i'd say, at least until the end of the season

Bring back Victor Kiam Them were proper ad's

I'd recommend a well maintained Golf any day over anything else I'd be prepared to pay a bit more too As an aside, AVOID RENAULT MEGANES, i'd rather pull my own teeth out than have one again

Elliot Bank School Both my boys have been/are at the school Very good Plus the ex Head Mr Hollis has retired into another role at the school. So his influence and joy is very much alive there still

womanofdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I recommend the no drink Mon- Thurs rule- unless > you are going out or have guests- although > offering people a glass of wine at 4pm caused a > few raised eyebrows........... :)