What's tedious is enduring repetitive lectures about what we already know from someone who criticises £70 food tours and people with large kitchens whilst simultaneously posting on other threads about their £400 camera. And before the "disruptive personal dig" algorithm kicks in, perhaps you'd like to review the content of post no. 657.
If you are honest for a moment, that's really not the gist / purpose of your rather vicious territorial nimby article though, is it.
Once again you're attempting to turn the argument into a personal one. Whether I own a camera for work is utterly irrelevant to the debate about deprivation in Brixton.
What does the title say?
Oh dear. Where does the flooding come from? It didn't rain much today/last night, did it?
Must be a burst pipe..... It was bloody cold! Farringdon apparently, but trains are cancelled from Sutton. It was a bit of a pickle earlier but seems to have got worse as the day has gone on.
It's exactly as relevant as Ms Blog Lady's island unit kitchen.
Fair enough - it was not intended to be a judgement on the quality of the tour or it's value. The point being not that one is crap and the other good. But that whilst they are both meals they are totally different things and to compare them on price without looking at the differences is pointless.
Yep. George Canning, then the Hobgoblin, and now Hootananny. It's certainly gone through some changes.
Some of us are too old for smilie icons.How is anyone supposed to get your sarcasm when there are no smiley faces in your post.
I was just there and didnae notice anything.
It was about 1.30pm when I was there so maybe gone now? Haggis was in the fridge corner near salmon and ham. Scrumpy was hidden amongst special offers, not in booze isle.
