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it could be an edgy advert for a bland hollywood romcom. 'Grocery Girl' starring Jenny Aniston. You go there at seven and somebody gives you a number that you call and you get a voice giving you a website address etc. The lack of a description means…
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Whoever wrote that needs some help, with a number of things.
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I like the idea of these SG foxes being 'relaxed and confident'.
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I've never been.
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Has anybody else noticed just how horrific things have got at Kings Cross recently? I change between the Victoria and northern lines there in the mornings and evenings, and in the last few months it seems to have gone from plain terrible to unreason…
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bob odenkirk is a great man.
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perhaps this was entirely the wrong thread to voice this. Anyway. Never mind.
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yes, I see what you mean, and I don't think it's 'correct' to feel guilty and ashamed. Out of the things you suggest, apart from ironing shirts, that stuff requires the kind of skill, equipment and supporting infrastructure that most people don't ha…
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i was just saying, my mum had her handbag nicked at The Dairy.
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I quite enjoy tidying up on a saturday morning. Get up at a decent hour, stick the radio on, then potter around putting things in their place, doing the dishes, and giving the sufaces a wipe. By 11am I'm usually having a celebratory coffee in my gle…
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thanks for rescuing me there, graeme. Your story is probably better. There was little chance of my Mum being done over.
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I have haven't I. Told that story before, I mean. Sorry again. It's basically my best story.
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my mum had her bag nicked in The Dairy though. A few days later, a park keeper at Alexandra Palace called her, said he'd found her bag. I had to go and collect it - I didn't mind, I always enjoy a stroll to the palace. Have I already told this stor…
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I haven't.
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thanks graeme, that does help a lot.
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this is the beginning of the end. Mark my words.
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the stiltwalker was wearing long trousers, in a bid to make it appear as if he actually had really long legs. He was given away by the tiny shoes that he'd attached to the bottom of the stilts. There was no way a man of around fifteen feet in height…
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I was just looking at the programme for the event and I noticed that it uses 'Harringay' rather than Haringey. Naturally worried that I'd committed a terrible spelling error, I started to edit my post above, to try and rewrite history before anybody…
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I went to the food festival. There was a stiltwalker there. I couldn't stop thinking about what it would be like to kick the stilts out from under him. He seemed so smug, looking down on us all. The best bit of the event was a feedback wall wher…
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I am still planning on going to the food festival.
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I will probably go to the food festival.
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My contribution to the aforementioned conversation was mostly staring at the drinks menu and half heartedly agreeing with everything that was being said. I suggested that maybe she should go on a course or something, meet people in a less pressured …
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sorry.
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actually, that wasn't WKD. That was The Sugar Lounge. Or Sugar bay. Or something.
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I went in there a while ago. On the wall was a large painted picture of monkeys having various kinds of sex in the jungle. It was called 'the garden of earthly delights' I think. I drank a beer, chatted with a lifelong friend about how we're both g…
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hello SG'ers. I'm afraid that I have to break ranks on this issue, and wholeheartedly endorse the pizzas from Venezia. I haven't found them to be overly oily or lacking in flavour, and I've been eating at the other two places for a few years. While …