Bob Buzzard

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Where is the Gowlett .. ? > > DulwichFox Definitely in ED whether the border is interpreted geographically or culturally.

Jules-and-Boo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That sounds nice. > I'll be at my nan's house (she's 96), probably > playing cards or pottering around in the garden > doing jobs she needs. Or just nattering. It's all > good. I've posted extensively on hipsters previously.

I'm going down The Gowlett for pizza tomorrow afternoon if anyone is interested - I'll be the hipster in the spectacles.

Thank you 😊

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Try ?500 Bob. The 'fee' may have gone up. Great, where is Camber Tennis Club? Is it in ED?

Welcome to The Lounge. I am Bob. I know a lot about ED.

I went to get an allotment and was told there is a long waiting list :( However my friend at The Castle said its possible to pay a ?250 advance on the allotment fees to be priortised on the list. I then mentioned this inducement to the membership secretary, but he didn't seem to know what I was talking about, so now I'm still at the bottom of the list - most frustrating.

Help-Ma-Boab Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When's the shoot Bob? Roughly how long will you be > away from the home fires? Asking for a friend. No fires st home, just an Aga wood burner. I usually burn kiln dried logs - less smoke, more heat.

Try Dulwich College or JAGs - you do have to join though.

I think I'll go side-by-side. After the shoot I'll drop off a couple of braces at both WR and F&H which you can buy if interested.

I don't want it to feel too loose at full gape.

I'm going shooting in November - should I get an over-and-under or side-by-side? One of the other guns in the party has told me an over-and-under is for cads.

I got the stairs carpet from the one on LL.

Well I wouldn't eat the pork, the guests would. Turkey fits in with my perspective though.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How can someone be mostly vegetarian? I mainly don't eat meat unless someone has cooked chicken, turkey or fish, and don't eat red meat, so mostly otherwise I have a vegetarian diet.

I've ordered the turkey already.

Are you sure? Mary Berry's book said allow for 500g as people tend to eat more at Christmas.9 people will be there, one is mostly vegetarian.

I've ordered the bird (5kg bird / 500g turkey per guest) now thinking of drinks - champagne, prosecco, or oak matured vintage cider?

Do you know where the border specifically is between ED and PR? I've asked before but no one seems to know?

Yes, I know that but in my worldview everything should be ED-centric, which is why I gave my job in the City so I could be in ED all the time (apart from holidays). Good luck with The Beckenham Forum.

This forum is only for ED matters - I'm surprised the moderators haven't removed this thread as it relates to another place.

ed_pete Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bob Buzzard Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Ok, I'll go to WR on Monday and order one. > > Oh no Bob, send your wife to Waitrose like last > year or is she too busy with your builder ? > > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?2 > 0,1612565,1612565#msg-1612565 Well, he finally left on Friday after I gave him the ultimatum. My wife seems quite pleased when he left and said she was glad he had finished off at last.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Goose. I did the good thing s couple of years ago - friend shot some up in Scotland and gave me a couple which I put in the freezer then never ate them.

Ok, where should I go instead? F&H?

Ok, I'll go to WR on Monday and order one.