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How many black cats can a man run over in one lifetime?
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Solicitors, Estate Agents and Accountants are some of the most bent professionals on the planet!
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Bored Aunty?
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Did all 8 burglaries take place on the same day?
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Just scanned down the page and realised it's actually 22!
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I'm easily amused kenny.
Just trying to reconcile why I lost so much yesterday..... ![]() |
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Have you been to the Wagamama in Leeds, on Greek Street off Park Row?
Popped in yesterday, ordered a firecracker. Nearly blew my head off. |
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to Aunty, of course.
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I haven't kenny.
Don't get into Leeds that often, but spoilt for choice when it comes to restaurants. Has that replaced a previous eatery or is it a new development. Interestingly the second to last time was to the Thai restaurant near Bibis (CHAOPHRAYA I think) and the food was ridiculously hot for all of us! It wasn't helped by the fact it had been a very hot day and the place was stifling! I was dripping and had to go off to try to cool down. One good memory was the beautiful waitresses in their traditional dress. |
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It's a Japanese restaurant Aunty, and the food is brilliant. Upmarket fast food. Not sure what it was before. Only been going in 6 months or so.
Yes, there's loads of decent restaurants in Leeds. My favourites are The Global Tribe Cafe, at the back of City Varieties, Wagamama and one on Boar Lane, the name of which escapes me. |
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Best steaks anywhere, at "Gaucho" with prices to make your eyes water.
"Sous Le Nez" two minutes from City Square, always good. |
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Funnily enough I was speaking with the Italian manager in there on Wednesday asking what he could provide for non meat eaters. He was very obliging.
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No I wasn't. I was in Piccolino's lower down. You mean the one next to Cafe Nero. I'll pop in, ask if they can do me a veg curry.
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