That there London

RadcliffeRick said:
Do you need any jabs or take precautions when meeting the clientele?
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I should have added cander, smile or atmospherics, apologies for my faux-pas diction owing to pre game drinks.

After sampling his Olde Peculiar the ale afficenado grinned slowly, projecting an infectious smile and candour that soon spread throughout the hostielry.
 
Two Gun Bob said:
They're dishes that stand on their own as snacks or apetizers whilst the main course arrives. You've clearly not been schooled in dining ettiquette Peter.
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Whoosh!
Unless you were trying to be deliberately ironic, the term you're after is 'hors d'oeuvre' old chum.
 
Johnny Mars Bar said:
On the upside you'll probably be stabbed to death by the local roadpeople mandems before you have chance to buy a second.
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Youll be surprised by how accurate you are. Some mandem did actually try to rob me last night and I've ended up with scratches over my face
 
Kippaxpete said:
Whoosh!
Unless you were trying to be deliberately ironic, the term you're after is 'hors d'oeuvre' old chum.
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Currently enjoying some fantastic beer at The Bear in Paddington.
Staying off the football related discussions on here for a while due to too many entitled fuckwits, so will stay in the land of "off topic" for a while to discuss beer, music, running and swimming!
 
staffsblue said:
Currently enjoying some fantastic beer at The Bear in Paddington.
Staying off the football related discussions on here for a while due to too many entitled fuckwits, so will stay in the land of "off topic" for a while to discuss beer, music, running and swimming!
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Our new favourite West London pub, take that pain away,

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THE PADDINGTON BEAR

November 2023. Paddington. 15 minutes in the lovely Monkey Puzzle left 65 minutes to get to the second new Paddington Guide pub and then find an interesting route back to Kings Cross, preferably wi…
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I paid over £7 for a pint of craft ale inside Wembley. JJ Moons was £5.85 for this plastic jug like thing with a handle filled with Corona .I think it was a pint but who knows?
 
paulchapo said:
I paid over £7 for a pint of craft ale inside Wembley. JJ Moons was £5.85 for this plastic jug like thing with a handle filled with Corona .I think it was a pint but who knows?
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Big difference in price between Friday night and Saturday in JJ moons Spoons.
 
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