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They should only sell lard sorbets, just to be sure.
Brixton news, rumours and general chat - June 2017
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hiraethified
I'm sure some hipster twat is working on that right now. So ironic! So artisan and working class! Genius! Let me Instagram that RIGHT NOW.
twistedAM
Left Of The Dial
All that Man vs Food thing was the trend a while back. It was no match for the mighty "avo" though.
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hiraethified
There's eight events with an after party at Pop Brixton.
Festival Programme - 17-18 June 2017 — Rapport Festival
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snowy_again
Slush
You could always ask her rather than sniping from the sidelines: Shrimoyee Chakraborty
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hiraethified
How is quoting from a recently published interview "sniping at the sidelines"? What a weird thing to say
The interview answered twistedAM's question and I have no interest in bothering her for my own personal interview, thanks. I'm sure she's got better things to be getting on with and, truth be told, I've got nothing to say to her.
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hiraethified
I know it's not Brixton but it's a good cause and the Royal Vauxhall Tavern is an ace bar, so come along if you can:
Party like it’s 1999: Switchboard and Climate Action benefit at London’s RVT tonight, 7th June
Party like it’s 1999: Switchboard and Climate Action benefit at London’s RVT tonight, 7th June
Look forward to a review.
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hiraethified
They haven't invited Buzz and we were quite kind to Dirty Burger!
Went to Calcutta Street last night. 4 starters, 4 large size mains (they do two sizes), rice, chupati, 2 bottles of wine - £30ph (inc. service) for 4 of us. No doubt people on here will berate that for being overpriced but we thought it was very good. Different to Kricket, less street foodie and more substantial size portions. I'd still get my takeaway from Khans!
Also, althought the crab tasted very good it was a complete nightmare to eat as it was covered in a (amazing) sauce and therefore when using the crab crusher thing you couldn't do so without getting your hands covered in the sauce.
Also, althought the crab tasted very good it was a complete nightmare to eat as it was covered in a (amazing) sauce and therefore when using the crab crusher thing you couldn't do so without getting your hands covered in the sauce.
CH1
"Red Guard"(NLYL)
Went to vote about 12.10 pm. Both Polling Districts served by my polling station (Minet Road) were running at 10% turnout by then.
No idea if that is high or low.
The voters seem to be looking younger, which presumably favours Corbynismo, but then again maybe they look younger for the same reason as the Policemen look younger.
No idea if that is high or low.
The voters seem to be looking younger, which presumably favours Corbynismo, but then again maybe they look younger for the same reason as the Policemen look younger.
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urbanspaceman
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Well, perhaps not so colonialist, as it's one Indian woman interviewing another Indian woman for an Indian online magazine, referring back to aspects of Indian history. And the Calcutta Telegraph seems to approve of Ms Chakraborty.
www.telegraphindia.com/1160204/jsp/calcutta/story_67389.jsp
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hiraethified
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hiraethified
Damn - I didn't know that was happening. Did you get any more pics?
Gramsci
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A few. I send them to you.
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GarveyLives
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You are certainly correct.I know it's not Brixton but it's a good cause and the Royal Vauxhall Tavern is an ace bar, so come along if you can:
Party like it’s 1999: Switchboard and Climate Action benefit at London’s RVT tonight, 7th June
In Brixton, 1999 was the year of a terrorist attack specifically aimed at the community who had lived there for nearly 50 years at the time.
It wasn't something to party about.
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hiraethified
Fantastic point. Let's stop all charity events in south London if they have any connection with 1999.
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