Labels and spare buttons on shirts. The phrases "new and improved" and "made to a traditional recepie". One more " massive savings".
So you would rather have to ferret around a drapers shop to find a matching spare button, or throw away the shirt and buy a new one than have the "inconvenience" of a spare button?
How odd...
Should have elaborated.... I don't like it when the spare button or label dig into you, cannot abide labels near the neck part of the shirt, itchy and irritating IMO
Drivers that don't acknowledge you when you pull over for them.
You should try living in North London, no-one acknowledges you when you wait/pull over. Used to drive me mad when we lived over there but got used to it in the end.
Drivers that don't acknowledge you when you pull over for them.
You should try living in North London, no-one acknowledges you when you wait/pull over. Used to drive me mad when we lived over there but got used to it in the end.
I work in North London and i know exactly what you mean.
I start a new job tomorrow and my front tooth, a crown started wobbling this afternoon. It's now not far off falling out and I'm playing football tonight. What's more annoying is I've got a dentist appointment for next Monday which I've already told them about.
Used to live in Hither Green til about a year ago, when I moved to the other side of Lewisham. Was having a nosy the other day on the Hither Green Forum, a community message board primarily for curtain twitchers and busy bodies (I'm the former rather than the latter), when I came across a thread about what local people would like to see happen to a vacant shop. Check out the following quote!
The area is crying out for an artisan bakery, or a bespoke cake maker. Or maybe a scented candle shop. Something that will benefit the whole community.
Anything but another fried chicken shop, or a poundland or a bookies. We really dont want those hives of villainy attracting the wrong sort of people to the area.
How is an artisan bakery, a bespoke cake maker or a scented candle shop of benefit to the whole community?! And how can an area ever be "crying out" for one of these things? How many times has anyone ever walked through a shopping street and thought "I really fear for the future of this area if they don't get a scented candle shop soon"?!
Got nothing against such businesses, I think it's more this stuck-up wally's idea of what constitutes "the whole community" and what would be of benefit to it that gets my goat.
Used to live in Hither Green til about a year ago, when I moved to the other side of Lewisham. Was having a nosy the other day on the Hither Green Forum, a community message board primarily for curtain twitchers and busy bodies (I'm the former rather than the latter), when I came across a thread about what local people would like to see happen to a vacant shop. Check out the following quote!
The area is crying out for an artisan bakery, or a bespoke cake maker. Or maybe a scented candle shop. Something that will benefit the whole community.
Anything but another fried chicken shop, or a poundland or a bookies. We really dont want those hives of villainy attracting the wrong sort of people to the area.
How is an artisan bakery, a bespoke cake maker or a scented candle shop of benefit to the whole community?! And how can an area ever be "crying out" for one of these things? How many times has anyone ever walked through a shopping street and thought "I really fear for the future of this area if they don't get a scented candle shop soon"?!
Got nothing against such businesses, I think it's more this stuck-up wally's idea of what constitutes "the whole community" and what would be of benefit to it that gets my goat.
You can do some serious damage with a loaf of 'artisan' rye bread
when I was in Hither Green with my family the other day, my wife said she fancied buying some scented candles for the house.
my son then commented that he would like a dolphin shaped cake topped with breaded penguin saliva.
i said if that's what they wanted that's fine but while i was waiting i fancied sitting down on a sofa in a dimly lit shop whilst someone prepared me a pasty sourced from only local ingredients.
really annoying that none of us could find what we wanted.
when I was in Hither Green with my family the other day, my wife said she fancied buying some scented candles for the house.
my son then commented that he would like a dolphin shaped cake topped with breaded penguin saliva.
i said if that's what they wanted that's fine but while i was waiting i fancied sitting down on a sofa in a dimly lit shop whilst someone prepared me a pasty sourced only from only local ingredients.
really annoying that none of us could find what we wanted.
did you fuck it off and go to the bookies while your mrs went to poundland and your boy picked up some fried chicken?
Been said before, but earnest acoustic cover songs. There appears to be a whole radio station devoted to it in Ibiza that my hotel insists on playing. The cover of "especially for you' sounds like the voices in my head urging me to suicide.
Been said before, but earnest acoustic cover songs. There appears to be a whole radio station devoted to it in Ibiza that my hotel insists on playing. The cover of "especially for you' sounds like the voices in my head urging me to suicide.
When I worked at Sony up Great Marlborough Street, one of their top bods, off the top floor use to rock up with 3/4 length combats on and riding a little scooter. Shit you not
Comments
Power
لُلُصّبُلُلصّبُررً ॣ ॣh ॣ ॣ
冗
(Sorry Len)
http://www.hithergreenforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=739&start=10
The area is crying out for an artisan bakery, or a bespoke cake maker. Or maybe a scented candle shop. Something that will benefit the whole community.
Anything but another fried chicken shop, or a poundland or a bookies. We really dont want those hives of villainy attracting the wrong sort of people to the area.
How is an artisan bakery, a bespoke cake maker or a scented candle shop of benefit to the whole community?! And how can an area ever be "crying out" for one of these things? How many times has anyone ever walked through a shopping street and thought "I really fear for the future of this area if they don't get a scented candle shop soon"?!
Got nothing against such businesses, I think it's more this stuck-up wally's idea of what constitutes "the whole community" and what would be of benefit to it that gets my goat.
my son then commented that he would like a dolphin shaped cake topped with breaded penguin saliva.
i said if that's what they wanted that's fine but while i was waiting i fancied sitting down on a sofa in a dimly lit shop whilst someone prepared me a pasty sourced from only local ingredients.
really annoying that none of us could find what we wanted.
One of these types