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Oh I hope we've got one. They are always full of lulz. :)

I think the self service tills fantastic. Even if there are checkouts free I use them, tbh.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Interesting. > > What if Billie Piper really *was* a high-class > escort. > > Would you? Yes, but I'd make her shower first.

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ms_1316 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Jah Lush Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > And also Michelle Ryan the former > > > Eastenders actress now about to step up to > the > > > plate as Dr Who's new sidekick. > > > > Michelle Ryan all night long. I also have a > > terribly embarrassing think for Billie Piper. > > I know what you mean MS1316, the last time I had > an embarrassing think about Billie, I had to stay > at my desk for the whole afternoon. Oh err, posting fail. I should really 'think' before pressing Post.

I've been busted it seems, although the reason is below. I've started running home from work and to ensure I'm not carrying more than a light bag I leave my shoes at work. This leaves me shoeless of a morning so on the trainers go until I arrive at work. In case you were wondering, no I don't change my socks :D

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And also Michelle Ryan the former > Eastenders actress now about to step up to the > plate as Dr Who's new sidekick. Michelle Ryan all night long. I also have a terribly embarrassing think for Billie Piper.

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's a fella who quite often sits in the same > carriage of the train as me in the morning. I > quite fancied him until I heard him speak and then > it was a load of bile about Chelsea. :( How does the Chelsea fan get a seat? I have to make do with the isle :(

Good call on the licking front, plus my current Milan Kundera novel bares a fitting title concerning the obvious intention of such an act. In any case, it will surely pay to have a character to empathise with should the police be called. Can you go down for licking a strangers face? Surely it's a caution jobby. Maybe this requires a rethink, and a logical abandonment for the sake of all concerned...

*places hand over girls mouth* "Does this smell like chloroform to you?"

Since moving here it has rather amused me to note how some people's morning routines run. I specifically notice the same crowds that get certain trains in the mornings, despite the fact I fail to spot the same people on the way home. It's something that people miss when getting the tube. I don't think I ever saw the same person more than a few times; they pick up and drop off so frequently thus ensuring the lives of millions of strangers interweave invisibly and seamlessly. Now the same people arrive those few minutes early while the same few queue for a ticket as I walk up the path. I've seen the same girl run past me more than a few times on my way to the station, either lacking the confidence I have in my own watch set forward 3 minutes or her ability to make it in an allotted time. The same rules of engagement still seem to apply though and no one speaks to each other nor acknowledges the familiarity. What exactly is national rail etiquette when standing next to the same person 5 days in a row? I'm afraid a smile might put me in the 'weirdo train guy' category, although I'm tempted to try it anyway one day. :)

My housemate has been to a few of these drinks and tells me there are some nice people to be met. I'll try and make the next ones...

I've always found it to be really friendly in there. It's by far my favourite local pub - reminds me of a few I used to go to in St.Albans...

Sure, but only downers it would seem.

That actually made me lol. I'm with him on the dogs thing though, but purely because I can't stand them.

Did anybody else see these last night? I was just walking past the end of the street when three shot up there and stopped about 6:30. I didn't see anything, but it must have been quite big to send 3 trucks...

I always ask to have it removed - I always tip but always cash.

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Moos Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > And I'm sorry to lower the tone, but > Sainsbury's > > does a lovely multigrain loaf. > > Yeah and do you know what they put in it? Kitten?s > tears that?s what. It doesn't taste good unless tears of fear and pain are introduced at the kneading stage. Fact.

I'm still going with the Coriander Leaf. I've been 5 times now and it's never been less than fantastic. I wonder when this curry club with be paying a visit...

Ah, the EDD - I almost went there instead of the Cheese Block. Curse my mild obsession with their Brunost...

This surprises me to be honest as I've never found fresh bread to be like this. I've also never thrown a loaf away before, but I tried to make toast with it and that was even worse! Any recommendations on some really nice fresh bread that can be bought on a saturday morning to go with my bacon?

Has anyone else tried their organic bread on a Saturday morning? Is organic synonymous with 'worlds most stale'?

Asset Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not really, we are objectified, vilified, scorned > and generally hated by all if this forum is > anything to go by. > Come the revolution we will have our revenge. What gives you this idea? A friend of mine was asking about Nero as a place to take her son on a Sunday. It would be nice if she had some other mums to talk to.

Michael Palaeologus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I like the Mum's of Dulwich, they are jolly > attractive. I am going to start hanging round > Neros I think. ^ this ;)

lol Sarah Palin? Fail. I have a thing for Kara Tointon. :$

... is this true?