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| » clerkenwell road (Go to post) | 27-10-2014 @ 09:26 | ||
| Thanks for the help everyone This morning I actually ended up going to la fitness as it was a few hundred metres down the road and I wangled a free 3 day pass Pretty standard crap gym but sufficient for staying loose | |||
| » clerkenwell road (Go to post) | 24-10-2014 @ 04:09 | ||
Post Edited: 24.10.2014 @ 04:25 AM by drew hello alli'll be darn sarf next week, for the week on a little jaunt to to london, im staying on clerkenwell road is the UCL's gym the best place to go near by, http://uclu.org/facilities/bloomsbury-fitness/gym-facilities i more than likely will only go once as when i had a holiday in the summer i came back and felt attrocious and im hoping this will negate that id also like somewhere very local at the expense of somewhere fantastic, its just a sneaky freshen up im planning rather than a massive session ill probably train early or late to allow for maximum fun things to happen | |||
| » what did you have for tea? (Go to post) | 12-10-2014 @ 17:52 | ||
| Meatloaf and roast veg Bread and butter pudding | |||
| » can anyone suggest... (Go to post) | 11-10-2014 @ 10:00 | ||
| Did you lot not go to the Jewish museum in Berlin? The 1st half especially is fascinatingly designed, same architect who designed the imperial war museum north if you've been there I also very much enjoyed Munich for german city's This was doing the rounds on fb http://www.buzzfeed.com/hilarywardle/edinburgh-is-the-best?s=m... No 54 is I live there | |||
| » what did you have for tea? (Go to post) | 10-10-2014 @ 20:27 | ||
| Gf was out so went easy/glutinous Homemade hash Browns eggs and bacon washed down with a glass of milk | |||
| » what did you have for tea? (Go to post) | 06-10-2014 @ 21:30 | ||
Post Edited: 06.10.2014 @ 21:30 PM by drew Not married. GF for coming up to 3 year whom I live with. I cook she washes up | |||
| » what did you have for tea? (Go to post) | 06-10-2014 @ 20:52 | ||
VanillaGorilla said:Drew, you've just reminded me, it's now October, and that means it's slow cooker season! You see I own one and do use it rarely, but I firmly believe things taste better done in the oven or on the hob so will always do that where I can | |||
| » what did you have for tea? (Go to post) | 06-10-2014 @ 20:51 | ||
Post Edited: 06.10.2014 @ 20:53 PM by drew Rick as it happens on Saturday, there was no Marc but martinb and I with 3 other friends had slow roast brisketRoast shoulder of lamb Goose fat potatoes More goose fat potatoes but with rosemary and garlic Roast squash Roast carrots in star anise and honey Broccoli and green beans Then syrup pudding and a choc splodge thing A few bottles of wine and beers. Was a good night I also look out for rick, cuddles and vg as well. I also toyed with the idea of starting a food blog of just the interesting things I eat throughout my day to day life | |||
| » what did you have for tea? (Go to post) | 06-10-2014 @ 20:24 | ||
Post Edited: 06.10.2014 @ 20:25 PM by drew Tonight I had stew I made yesterday, 6 ox cheeks with 6 onions, 4 carrots, a bunch of celery, a bunch of both chives and parsley with less thyme, ale, mustard and hawkeshead relish so simple (srs) but cooked for 6 hours if not more, the cheeks were basically gravyand crushed potato's and cabbage on the side As for cooking. I enjoy it. I used to bake with my nan mum or auntie on a Sunday after lunch when a kid, now I can just cook | |||
| » An old, fat fool starts a log. Hope no-one minds (Go to post) | 23-09-2014 @ 07:11 | ||
| i enjoyed the solitary cyclist and the dancing men did/would you ever take me up on that dr who recommendation? it would be the week before last if you are the type of man to download things, may i suggest an old christohper ecleston episode called 'the empty child' a lot of dr who i think is silly and i imagine most grown men would too, but now and again they get the balance just right | |||
| » Paul Savage training log (Go to post) | 21-09-2014 @ 08:54 | ||
Post Edited: 21.09.2014 @ 08:55 AM by drew f**k Copy and paste fail on my phone If you Google tree piano there's a selection of photos of that very thing | |||
| » An old, fat fool starts a log. Hope no-one minds (Go to post) | 18-09-2014 @ 20:14 | ||
| Damn my over exposed youthful mind I remember the exchange well As a side note, watch last week's dr who if you didn't, you might enjoy that | |||
| » An old, fat fool starts a log. Hope no-one minds (Go to post) | 18-09-2014 @ 19:33 | ||
| I did enjoy all 3 But I wanted copper beeches to end in some sick perverted fritz way, although not necessarily sexual Make of that what you will | |||
| » An old, fat fool starts a log. Hope no-one minds (Go to post) | 18-09-2014 @ 10:09 | ||
Fatpete said: "He had not the supreme gift of the artist, the knowledge of when to stop. He sought to improve on that which was perfect and in doing so ruined all" I like that one, plus it shows that ACD kept up with recent events. At the time that was written fingerprints were relatively new. I am delighted that you told me. Thank you and I hope you enjoy them all. i can't remember the name of my fav, it was the one with the young nanny who was handsomely paid to replace the hidden ill daughter. Actually i found the climax a bit disapointing but i enjoyed the tense build up to it | |||
| » An old, fat fool starts a log. Hope no-one minds (Go to post) | 15-09-2014 @ 20:15 | ||
| I'm currently working my way through the sherlock holmes series on audio book. I've just finished 'the Norwood builder'. just wanted you to know | |||