Thank god for munters!!!Wrists wrote:...whereas the munters are easy pickings.
When will Calzaghe announce his injury preventing him....
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Max Molyneux
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Ha, the souths minstry of sound is a poormans cream.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Nowhere in the UK compares to London for nightlife, in fact, I doubt anywhere worldwide has as many clubs to choose from.
Then why do we get all londoners and people from otherplaces in the Uk coming up here then? :PNah man, the women in scouse-land look like they've been dipped in Ronseal, Manchester has a more earthy mix
Cheap booze and cheaper women.Terence wrote:Then why do we get all londoners and people from otherplaces in the Uk coming up here then? :PNah man, the women in scouse-land look like they've been dipped in Ronseal, Manchester has a more earthy mix
Depends where you go. If you go the Grafton, you're quids in!!
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Listen to this man as these aregoldy words!Kevo wrote:I don't know why people go on about scouse birds all being bright orange. It's no worse here than any other major city. Take a trip round Concert Sq. one saturday night, and marvel at some of the best birds Liverpool has to offer, in very short dresses. Hurrah!
Where bouts Liverpool ya from? I'm from ze South.
hahau minstry laughable, max you dont half talk some nonsense at times mate.Max Molyneux wrote:Ha, the souths minstry of sound is a poormans cream.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Nowhere in the UK compares to London for nightlife, in fact, I doubt anywhere worldwide has as many clubs to choose from.
Then why do we get all londoners and people from otherplaces in the Uk coming up here then? :PNah man, the women in scouse-land look like they've been dipped in Ronseal, Manchester has a more earthy mix
and ive been to cream theres much better clubs around than cream mate.
juast cos its in liverpool doesitn mean its the best far from it.
if ever you come to lonodn drop me a pm ill send you to a decent club alright.
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Max Molyneux
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Minstry is a poor mans cream though.J wrote:hahau minstry laughable, max you dont half talk some nonsense at times mate.Max Molyneux wrote:Ha, the souths minstry of sound is a poormans cream.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Nowhere in the UK compares to London for nightlife, in fact, I doubt anywhere worldwide has as many clubs to choose from.
Then why do we get all londoners and people from otherplaces in the Uk coming up here then? :PNah man, the women in scouse-land look like they've been dipped in Ronseal, Manchester has a more earthy mix
and ive been to cream theres much better clubs around than cream mate.
juast cos its in liverpool doesitn mean its the best far from it.
if ever you come to lonodn drop me a pm ill send you to a decent club alright.
Nah there is better bars in Liverpool though.
Max hardly ever talks nonsense unless it suits him.
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Slapsie Maxie
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I find the nightlife in NYC profoundly moribund at the moment. Now Chicago is a much better town for that sort of thing, if you are young enough to still want it
London remains the best city in the UK for restaurants and bars where you can get a proper martini. NYC has a better level of mid range restaurants, though at the very top end, they are about the same.
Most cities outside London have one or two decent places to eat. The rest are, without fail, bobbins.
As for clubs where young folk sway disconcertingly to what can only be described as the sound of someone bashing a dustbin lid, I would not have a clue. More of a fan of Frank Zappa myself, but I suspect that would not go down to well at Fabric. Although I hear the young ladies do ( go down well, that is )
Slapsie
London remains the best city in the UK for restaurants and bars where you can get a proper martini. NYC has a better level of mid range restaurants, though at the very top end, they are about the same.
Most cities outside London have one or two decent places to eat. The rest are, without fail, bobbins.
As for clubs where young folk sway disconcertingly to what can only be described as the sound of someone bashing a dustbin lid, I would not have a clue. More of a fan of Frank Zappa myself, but I suspect that would not go down to well at Fabric. Although I hear the young ladies do ( go down well, that is )
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jamesmcdonnell
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Minstry of sound ceased to be any good about a decade ago Max, you're rather behind the times.
In Brixton alone there are the following.
Babalou (formely bug bar), Mass, the Fridge, Fridge Bar, Plan B, Tongue and Groove, The Telepgraph, The White Horse, Living Rooms, The Dogstar, Jamm, George IV, Acres, Satay Bar, Studio 33, all within spitting distance of home.
That's without even journeying into the centre of town, there isn't another city in the UK that can offer than many clubs in an area that's away from the centre, and that's the big difference with London and the other cities.
In Brixton alone there are the following.
Babalou (formely bug bar), Mass, the Fridge, Fridge Bar, Plan B, Tongue and Groove, The Telepgraph, The White Horse, Living Rooms, The Dogstar, Jamm, George IV, Acres, Satay Bar, Studio 33, all within spitting distance of home.
That's without even journeying into the centre of town, there isn't another city in the UK that can offer than many clubs in an area that's away from the centre, and that's the big difference with London and the other cities.
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Max Molyneux
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I have been out in Liverpool its good but I dont see how you can compare it to London. Liverpool's nightlife is centred around a pretty close proximity wheras in London there are various good spots spread across the whole city the choice is almost endless. You could go out to a different decent place every Friday & Saturday for the whole year and never go to the same place twice.Max Molyneux wrote:Try coming down here and you'll see what a nightlife is!nickd wrote:Ministry is a load of wank, how is that the best example of a London club?![]()
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Max Molyneux
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Liverpool's night life isn't centred like that lately. Clubs are being built alot around Liverpool latley.nickd wrote:I have been out in Liverpool its good but I dont see how you can compare it to London. Liverpool's nightlife is centred around a pretty close proximity wheras in London there are various good spots spread across the whole city the choice is almost endless. You could go out to a different decent place every Friday & Saturday for the whole year and never go to the same place twice.Max Molyneux wrote:Try coming down here and you'll see what a nightlife is!nickd wrote:Ministry is a load of wank, how is that the best example of a London club?![]()
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pundit
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You seem to be quite a jet-setter.... :) :)Slapsie Maxie wrote:I find the nightlife in NYC profoundly moribund at the moment. Now Chicago is a much better town for that sort of thing, if you are young enough to still want it
Mid-range restaurant is all I can - or want to - afford. If you don't have decent mid-range restaurants you don't have a decent food culture, no matter how exquisite your 100 pounds plus places are. In my experience, eating well an affordable in London is possible but it normally means looking for an Indian or a Chinese place.London remains the best city in the UK for restaurants and bars where you can get a proper martini. NYC has a better level of mid range restaurants, though at the very top end, they are about the same.
Guess I've grown out of that stuff, thus I need to leave it largely to you. While living in London (1995-99) I was a couple of times in the Cross Bar (great place) and in the Limelight (so so, the girls are just too young there for a guy around 30)As for clubs where young folk sway disconcertingly to what can only be described as the sound of someone bashing a dustbin lid, I would not have a clue. More of a fan of Frank Zappa myself, but I suspect that would not go down to well at Fabric. Although I hear the young ladies do ( go down well, that is )
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Do you mean The Cross club? Great place, gets a bit cramped when they pack it out though. Egg in Kings Cross is similar but a bit more spacious and has decent air con. If going out and getting bug eyed is your thing you cant go far wrong in those 2 places. Best of all the bouncers pretty much let you get on with it at Egg i.e. not hassling you or following you into the khazi etc.
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The layout of the cross is well irritating, it's like one gigantic corridoor, every time I went there, I spent the entire night being jostled around like a gigantic bowling pin.
I prefer smaller bar/club type places these days, more intimate and you get to know the regulars in there, plus less moody bouncers to deal with, no queues and more decently priced drinks. Tongue and Groove is my regular these days.
I prefer smaller bar/club type places these days, more intimate and you get to know the regulars in there, plus less moody bouncers to deal with, no queues and more decently priced drinks. Tongue and Groove is my regular these days.
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pundit
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I remeber the place as "Cross Bar", but I may well be wrong - after all its' 7 years that I lived there. The place is in King's Cross Road or perhaps in Pentonville Road; coming from Gray's Inn Road you pass the entrance to the King's Cross Thameslink station on the right and it comes immediately therafter. It's not "The Cross" though (where I've never been). On weekends the place got pretty packed, but for a good reason - 1a music.nickd wrote:Do you mean The Cross club? Great place, gets a bit cramped when they pack it out though. Egg in Kings Cross is similar but a bit more spacious and has decent air con. If going out and getting bug eyed is your thing you cant go far wrong in those 2 places. Best of all the bouncers pretty much let you get on with it at Egg i.e. not hassling you or following you into the khazi etc.
I've also been a few times in the Blues Bar, somewhere in Soho. Excellent life gigs.
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That's hilarious!!
Handselected, mediocre opponent.![]()
Should have fougth Kessler for a real challenge instead of ducking him.
But Calzaghe won't school Lacy. The most one could expect is that he slaps slaps slaps Lacy into submission a la Mitchell.
Cheers,