RoosterMcLooster

Thanks Paula, that's really helpful. I'll send PM later.

what's worse: fat people complaining that they haven't eaten or ugly people calling each other babe?

I received that letter a year or 2 ago. I thought the writing looked like a carpenter's I had recently used. He had spoken at length of his admiration for Thatcher. We haven't used him since.

santa

According to my Peckham and Nunhead history book they had strippers or topless bar-ladies in the 70s.

If you combine Montpellier's wine, Hooper's beer, the Gowlett's straightforward food offering and not lose too much of the wooden charm then it will be a great pub

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > for future reference - Cave of Spirits on > Bellenden Rd just before Maxted Rd Cave of Spirits no longer seems to be a wine shop. Has decided to be a lame version of Payless across the road

BellendenBear Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Parents and in-laws, don't get me started. They > all turned up on day 2 after my baby was born in > January. It was mid-afternoon and I still hadn't > had lunch. At 4pm another 3 walked through the > door and when they saw that we were trying to put > together a quick sandwich announced that they > hadn't had lunch yet either!! > I remember staring at the dining table and > fighting the urge to crawl under there and hide. BB they were angels compared to your mother's behaviour

this one is amazing http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/4689/chocolate-cake

Asquiths on Peckham Rye is excellent. Our baby started there at 7 months and really loves it. The staff are really caring and the place has a really lovely atmosphere. They have a waiting list so even if you don't know exactly when you plan to return or what your days will be, I think it's best to get your name down now and then work the rest out later.

The US has been pretty successful since the 70s. I might not remain preeminent but the its certainly had a long period off success. Your question is either/or but economies work in cycles. the answer is "yes" to the first part and probably 'yes' to the second part. At some point in the future the dollar might well be backed by something more tangible.

The US has been pretty successful since the 70s. I might not remain preeminent but the its certainly had a long period off success. Your question is either/or but economies work in cycles. the answer is "yes" to the first part and probably 'yes' to the second part. At some point in the future the dollar might well be backed by something more tangible.

5imon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > singe fact: le singe e dans l'arbre le singe EST dans l'arbre. Back to school 5imon to hang out with Panama ;-)

Getting back to your original question. I am not a patient at the Royal Free.

I wouldn't call this evidence but ties in with what you say and is negative about Boris, therefore a good article. http://www.mayorwatch.co.uk/boris-announces-above-inflation-fare-increase/20081432