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the londons a p1ss hole hospital my mum had cancer went to the toilet and fell they took 2hrs to find her had 8 people i know gone in that hospital none have come out alive
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Very expensive Slippy,Aunt and Uncle lived in Cowick Rd sold up and moved to Cornwall live like a King and Queen on the back of that .....
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Erm I'm busy Saturday night bito but good luck with that project
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All that area, Tooting, Balham, Colliers Wood used to be practically no go areas when I was younger, especially Tooting. Completely different places noe 11kv. My mate has got a house in Brixton and a million would not come even close to buying it. How South London has changed.
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I love that bagel shop. When they bring out the freshly cooked salt beef, I start dribbling.
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just for mc moonbeam the bagel shop is 24hrs 7days
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Treble, gamblers by definition have been there and have exprienced life that others will never have seen I have always found. We digress, we ramble on at times about stuff but in general the people on here have more intelligence than your average Joe Public will ever have.
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Havent been there for 7 or 8 yrs but I know they were glad to leave after living there for 60 yrs.......
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No fresh fish on a sunday
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Why do Fish & Chip shops All Shut on a Sunday evening ?
because they're lazy/thick feckers who don't understand why they're now getting overtaken by ethnic offers |
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No wonder you can all afford £12 fish n chips
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There should be no shops open on a sunday you wa;;;; badger
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I have a feeling the reason they didn't used to open was Sunday trading laws in Britain.
Of course, those laws have mostly been abolished now - but perhaps the tradition has remained? |
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The best Fish & Chip shop in the UK is located in Anstruther. Fact.
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PS, all chip shops around here are open on a Sunday night. Must be an English thing?
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Could be Mac - or perhaps I'm mistaken anyway? I just seem to remember asking my dad in the seventies why we couldn't have any chips from the fish and chippers on a Sunday and I'm sure he said it was a bylaw.
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It looks like he was right:
Sunday Trading "It was illegal for a British traditional fish and chip shop to open on a Sunday but not for a Chinese take away, and they could sell fish and chips." http://www.squidoo.com/strange-english-laws |
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I guess it must be a bylaw Tommy or at least half of them would open around here imo , especially as busy as it seemed tonight , lots of people out & about drinking etc
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Chip Shops have always been open up here on Sundays tommy, so there could be a lot in what your dad said.
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Until relatively recent years it was illegal to sell almost anything on a Sunday with the clear exception of carrots. Car showrooms, DIY and furniture warehouses that wished to open their stores on a Sunday began selling carrots for thousands of pounds each, but you got a free car, kitchen or whatever the store sold.
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Here you go - straight from Hansard in 1968:
"There is one other matter which I mention now and which causes difficulty. It is the question of fish-and-chip shops. This is what the Committee said on this subject in paragraph 156: Paragraph 1(b) of Schedule 5 allows almost complete freedom for the sale of meals or refreshments for on-consumption; the only exception is that fried fish and chips cannot be consumed at a fried fish-and-chip shop. That is a little odd, when fried fish and chips can be sold in a restaurant. In an attempt to get round the law (because I think I am right in saying that it is not quite certain whether this is legal) many people now attach a small café to the fish-and-chip shop itself for Sunday, so that it becomes a café or a restaurant where fish and chips may be sold. I am not sure whether that point has ever been settled. This is the nonsense of the present Act." http://hansard.millbanksystems.com/lords/1968/mar/28/shops-sunday-trading-no-2-bill-hl |
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Who can forget staggeringly dreary Sundays?
More should have died. And then some. |
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I don't want to make you jealous moonbeam
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I remember them Bodil
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I got 1100 to 200 that UK would introduce Sunday racing a few months before first meeting
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I played cricket in Hereford on quite a few Sundays Bodil.
Why can't fast food [ or butcher's ] sell home made ****s in the South East and London ? http://britishfood.about.com/od/eorecipes/r/****s.htm frozen supermarket ****s are rubbishy slush. |
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Nice bit of info on Wiki about the history of fish and chip shops:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fish_and_chips |
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The greatest invention ever
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Unless your at the seaside, how many people want fish and chips on a Sunday night ? I've had a Chip Shop in the past and closing on Sundays was the only day off, but it was hardly ever a complete day off because there was always something to do - cleaning or some prep work or doing the books.
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I'm a bit worried about this North/South divide malarkey. Got to go to a stagger in Leeds in a couple of weeks. Real journey in to the unknown. Which jabs and shots should I have beforehand? Do they speak the lingo up there? Will I have to eat whippet on toast? Are there any toilets? What about the women - are they all confirmed mentalists like that Mel B from T'Spice Girls? I think I now know how it felt to the lads in the trenches who knew they were about to go over the top.
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Leeds is the London of the north, which the north never wanted. If that North Korean leader fancies trying out his nuclear weapons, then Leeds wouldn't be a bad target. If he's not accurate, hitting Bradford, Wakefield or Dewsbury wouldn't be a bad 2nd prize.
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Your Questions have been answered
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Good to see HRH The Lager Khan back.
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Cubanpete, our very own kenny mann lives in Bradford and Huggy lives in Leeds, leave Bradford and Leeds alone. How about somewhere like Rotherham or Castleford, I don't think any chit chatterers live in either of those places so nuke them instead.
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Mc Moonbeam 05 May 13 23:18 Joined: 22 Sep 05 | Topic/replies: 11,582 | Blogger: Mc Moonbeam's blog
the chinese takeaways are all owner operated too rick plus most people don't even buy fish from the chip shop , more pies , doner/chicken meat , kebabs , sausages etc It's not a proper chippy if it sells kebabs and other shíte In fact any "chip shop" that doesn't stick to the traditional menu should be bombed ![]() |
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Don't you mean their owner should be battered?
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Thank you Slippy. Most kind.
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Battered sausage & chips is top munch for me , they don't sell that in Lidl , even the salt n vinegar tastes better
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I've got your best interests at heart kenny mann, you know that.
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