SpamMisery
Pretty comfortable here right under your skin
How much does the new barber charge?
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How much does the new barber charge?
bimble
floofy
Here's their menu. Blue Peacock | Price List
Colour correction, whatever that means, starts from a very reasonable ..£150.
But anyway, this is not a barbershop, it's "a boutique hair salon decorated in a rustic al fresco style, providing a personalised service for women and men in a stylish setting": They're not there to serve the same clientele but a new one.
SpamMisery
Pretty comfortable here right under your skin
Oh right, it's not a barber
bimble
floofy
You're a bit of a mystery SpamMisery, unless your name kind of says it all.*
If there are two sides in this 'argument' about where our local area is headed then no question about it you're on the winning side, you'll enjoy yourself more and more as the shops that aren't any use to you make way for the kind of things you like. It just seems unnecessary to gloat over it in such a way.
*ah, i just clicked on you and it says "his posts are deliberate windups". So that's ok then.
If there are two sides in this 'argument' about where our local area is headed then no question about it you're on the winning side, you'll enjoy yourself more and more as the shops that aren't any use to you make way for the kind of things you like. It just seems unnecessary to gloat over it in such a way.
*ah, i just clicked on you and it says "his posts are deliberate windups". So that's ok then.
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SpamMisery
Pretty comfortable here right under your skin
Eh? I asked what the new barber was charging. It wasn't a barber. End of discussion.
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hiraethified
Can't you read? I said "the place that REPLACED the barber", not "the new barber," although the new place does cut men's hair for £35 upwards (subject to an additional £10 for thick or long hair). George charged £8. So that's over four times as much to get a haircut.
I'm putting you on mutual ignore because as your own profile explains, you're only here to try and wind up people, disrupt threads with crass stupidity and act like a dick, just like you're doing here. You might want to take a look at the FAQ about the last bit too.
SpamMisery
Pretty comfortable here right under your skin
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Hardly unreasonable to assume it's a barber based on your original post.
And that profile thing is a quote from Gramsci you tit. No different to you using "maudlin night owl"
SpamMisery
Pretty comfortable here right under your skin
Whats the inappropriate content? I won't learn otherwise
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hiraethified
You're on mutual ignore, as you have been told and can clearly see. So you don't comment on, or reference my posts. As well you know. End of discussion. If you want to argue the toss take it to the mods forum where maybe a mod will be interested enough to respond.
SpamMisery
Pretty comfortable here right under your skin
CH1
"Red Guard"(NLYL)
I wonder what you get for £35. Aromatic scents, healing oils etc?
AFAIK at the genuine "BARBERS" round here you get a hair cut for £8 or maybe even less - but you have to put up with a monotonous ear-bending regarding immigration, the evils of Lambeth Council's corruption and other assorted topics which verge from the UKIP to the BNP - and that seems to be universal from what I hear (on here).
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
is that where you're to be found of a monday morning?
bimble
floofy
I've only been once because I suffer from weaslaphobia .
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
ah a fear of ginger magicians
Rushy
basically a scrotum
Oh good. Another recognised condition which I can identify with.
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hiraethified
You can then pop next door for a £9 cocktail and then walk a few doors down for a £10 pizza. Regale in luxury in one of the UK's most deprived wards!
Nanker Phelge
Leave the gun. Take the cannoli.
There really is no lack of cheap barbers in the area and I have nothing against a fancy hairdresser in amongst them. Some people, even sone poor people, like to splash out on a haircut/style.
I'm a cheap crop kinda guy....whereas my kid likes to go to that hairdressers opposite The Abert and pay £20 for his bieberesque barnet....despite the fact that he is on minimum wage.
I'm a cheap crop kinda guy....whereas my kid likes to go to that hairdressers opposite The Abert and pay £20 for his bieberesque barnet....despite the fact that he is on minimum wage.
Lucy Fur
Well-Known Member
You think wrong.
Nah, double checked I'm right
Definitions
verb
(transitive) usually foll by with
- to give delight or amusement to ⇒ he regaled them with stories of his youth
- to provide with choice or abundant food or drink
- (archaic)
- a feast
- a delicacy of food or drink
Lucy Fur
Well-Known Member
Works as a verb no:
Regale in luxury in one of the UK's most deprived wards!
Provide abundant food or drink in luxury in one of the UK's most deprived wards!
Don't see the problem
I wouldn't have a problem with be regaled with luxury...
But original still sounds wrong but you have convinced me it could be a possibility.
I had a feeling that it was something to do with transitivity but couldn't dredge up relevant knowledge.
Nanker Phelge
Leave the gun. Take the cannoli.
Who gives a shit?
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hiraethified
Yes - make the poor people "get on their bikes" ( (c) Tory cunt Norman Tebbit) and make them go further and further away for their shopping and services. They can enjoy the ride past all the local shops they can no longer afford!
I think tebbit was talking about jobs, not a haircut and a pint.
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hiraethified
It's all a big joke to you isn't it?
