Posted: 27 Mar 2008, 12:35
What scousers?
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Posted: 27 Mar 2008, 12:36
Have you ever been out in Chester? Full of scousers for some reason.
Posted: 27 Mar 2008, 12:37
I'm planning to go over this year for a break from Vegas. I want to experience a fight at MSG for a change. I might wait until the autumn for Hatton v Malinaggi or go to see Cotto fight. I was supposed to see Cotto v Mosley, but stayed behind for Haye v Mormeck.Loynesy wrote:EPNG - Peter Luger does indeed do fine steaks (I went last Saturday, co-incidentally), but its in the middle of nowhere - well Brooklyn. For urban NYC steaks, may I recommend either Wolfgangs in Tribeca or the Old Homestead in, ironically, the Meatpacking District.Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:My client tells me this is the best steak house in the world. I'm trying it when I go to New York this year:
http://www.peterluger.com/
You normally have to book 2 months in advance.
You comin g over to NYC to watch a fight?
On the subject of chips (God I miss English chips, American ones are rubbish, and they don't even call then chips, they call them French Fries - although I've noticed that since the war on terror and general aversion to things Gallic, the first word is ofted dropped. They call crisps, chips which is stupid because everyone knows crisps are called crisps), I have a sublime chippy at the end of my road, the Nautilus. Posh for a chippy (it is NW London don't you know), but worth every extra penny. Anyone know it?
I've been told Old Homestead is very good (it's in South Mahattan, right?). I've been to Fleming's and Ruth Christies, but I hear that the latter baste the steak in butter which ruins it a little. I also love creamed spinach and corn, but it's hard to get in the UK.
I recommend Fleming's French Onion soup (it has a layer of cheese on top with bread bakend into it, it's awesome).
God, I miss working in the US. :(
Posted: 27 Mar 2008, 12:39
Why would you want to shoot people from Liverpool, the finest people on Gods earth
Posted: 27 Mar 2008, 12:51
You wouldn't say that if they'd infiltrated your town, dragged it down and littered it with s***
you'll be telling me next that they're all funny
:)
"I'm sleeping in me jag"
you'll be telling me next that they're all funny
:)
"I'm sleeping in me jag"
Posted: 27 Mar 2008, 12:51
I was brought up in NW London, Neasden to be precise (same place as Twiggy). Cant say I know the Nautilus but I did leave a long time ago. Neasden was a Jewish community in those days, lovely people, most of my Friends were Jewish.Loynesy wrote:EPNG - Peter Luger does indeed do fine steaks (I went last Saturday, co-incidentally), but its in the middle of nowhere - well Brooklyn. For urban NYC steaks, may I recommend either Wolfgangs in Tribeca or the Old Homestead in, ironically, the Meatpacking District.Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:My client tells me this is the best steak house in the world. I'm trying it when I go to New York this year:
http://www.peterluger.com/
You normally have to book 2 months in advance.
You comin g over to NYC to watch a fight?
On the subject of chips (God I miss English chips, American ones are rubbish, and they don't even call then chips, they call them French Fries - although I've noticed that since the war on terror and general aversion to things Gallic, the first word is ofted dropped. They call crisps, chips which is stupid because everyone knows crisps are called crisps), I have a sublime chippy at the end of my road, the Nautilus. Posh for a chippy (it is NW London don't you know), but worth every extra penny. Anyone know it?
Posted: 27 Mar 2008, 12:53
Off topic, and talking of Jews, who watches Curb Your Enthusiasm?
..best show on TV by a mile
..best show on TV by a mile
Posted: 27 Mar 2008, 12:56
Gavin and Stacey for me. Peep show series two was great, and the last series of the mighty boosh was a surreal masterpiece.
Harry Hill's TV burp is great with a spliff and a cup of tea with biccies.
Harry Hill's TV burp is great with a spliff and a cup of tea with biccies.
Posted: 27 Mar 2008, 13:00
Shameless is the best thing on TV and Frank Gallagher's the best character on TV IMO, the show gets better with each series.
Frank G: The National Lottery is an idiot tax
Frank G: The National Lottery is an idiot tax
Posted: 27 Mar 2008, 13:05
both are good shows. Shameless is brilliantly over the top caricature, and amazingly enough, based on the writers own life, or at least the first series was.Terry D wrote:'Shameless' is shite Stu! 'Family Guy' is funny as hell.Chambers2 wrote:Shameless is the best thing on TV and Frank Gallagher's the best character on TV IMO, the show gets better with each series.
Frank G: The National Lottery is an idiot tax
If you want a laugh watch the news, Fox News especially. "Hello! Welcome to Fox news! Is Osama Bin Laden sat behind you right now!?! Go get your guns! You! Never! Know! Now for the weather!!"
Family guys is very funny, but it is a bit of a one trick pony when compared to the Simpsons in it's prime, which sadly, just isn't funny any more.
The episode of Fasmily Guy where he tries to seduce Luke Perry is absolutely hilarious.
Posted: 27 Mar 2008, 13:12
Shameless was good up to series 3, then I lost interest.
Hooky, Curb Your Enthusiasm series 6 has just finished in the States. I think it might be the best yet. The "honourable cnt" scene is one of my faves of all time!
Hooky, Curb Your Enthusiasm series 6 has just finished in the States. I think it might be the best yet. The "honourable cnt" scene is one of my faves of all time!
Posted: 27 Mar 2008, 13:26
Yeah Family Guy's relentlessly funny!! The interaction between the Shameless characters is a very good (if exaggerated) representation of life in certain areas of our country, some of the people from round my way (mostly my relations) could put the Shameless characters to err .. shame (if they had any)jamesmcdonnell wrote:both are good shows. Shameless is brilliantly over the top caricature, and amazingly enough, based on the writers own life, or at least the first series was.Terry D wrote:'Shameless' is shite Stu! 'Family Guy' is funny as hell.Chambers2 wrote:Shameless is the best thing on TV and Frank Gallagher's the best character on TV IMO, the show gets better with each series.
Frank G: The National Lottery is an idiot tax
If you want a laugh watch the news, Fox News especially. "Hello! Welcome to Fox news! Is Osama Bin Laden sat behind you right now!?! Go get your guns! You! Never! Know! Now for the weather!!"
Family guys is very funny, but it is a bit of a one trick pony when compared to the Simpsons in it's prime, which sadly, just isn't funny any more.
The episode of Fasmily Guy where he tries to seduce Luke Perry is absolutely hilarious.
Frank Gallagher and Keith off Eastenders are my heroes, I'd love to spend my day-to-day life in the manner that they do instead of coming to this shithole and worki.... wor.. fcuking about on the net. A BIG bag of green, Sky TV, Setanta and internet access and I'm happy as Larry. If any rich people read this and fancy sponsoring my aspired lifestyle and make a Ginger kid very happy in the process then PM me
Posted: 27 Mar 2008, 15:57
Just finished season 6 of Family Guy. Best yet.Chambers2 wrote:Yeah Family Guy's relentlessly funny!! The interaction between the Shameless characters is a very good (if exaggerated) representation of life in certain areas of our country, some of the people from round my way (mostly my relations) could put the Shameless characters to err .. shame (if they had any)jamesmcdonnell wrote:both are good shows. Shameless is brilliantly over the top caricature, and amazingly enough, based on the writers own life, or at least the first series was.Terry D wrote: 'Shameless' is shite Stu! 'Family Guy' is funny as hell.
If you want a laugh watch the news, Fox News especially. "Hello! Welcome to Fox news! Is Osama Bin Laden sat behind you right now!?! Go get your guns! You! Never! Know! Now for the weather!!"
Family guys is very funny, but it is a bit of a one trick pony when compared to the Simpsons in it's prime, which sadly, just isn't funny any more.
The episode of Fasmily Guy where he tries to seduce Luke Perry is absolutely hilarious.
Frank Gallagher and Keith off Eastenders are my heroes, I'd love to spend my day-to-day life in the manner that they do instead of coming to this shithole and worki.... wor.. fcuking about on the net. A BIG bag of green, Sky TV, Setanta and internet access and I'm happy as Larry. If any rich people read this and fancy sponsoring my aspired lifestyle and make a Ginger kid very happy in the process then PM me
You need to watch:
Look Around You
Arrested Development
Both cult gems!
Posted: 27 Mar 2008, 16:34
And Ryll.Loynesy wrote:Have you ever been out in Chester? Full of scousers for some reason.
Posted: 27 Mar 2008, 16:40
and SouthportWildWaylon wrote:And Ryll.Loynesy wrote:Have you ever been out in Chester? Full of scousers for some reason.
Posted: 27 Mar 2008, 17:50
f**k me are there any left in Liverpool
Posted: 28 Mar 2008, 05:16
Indeed she is. She'd got the beef stew in the slow cooker before I left for work this morning.Glyn Leach wrote:fine woman you got there david
She's a cracker too.
They're still around if you look hard enough.
Posted: 28 Mar 2008, 22:59
EPNG - yes, Old Homestead is down around 15th - a few blocks from my apartment. LEt me know if you come over, we'll have to meet up for a beer.Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:I'm planning to go over this year for a break from Vegas. I want to experience a fight at MSG for a change. I might wait until the autumn for Hatton v Malinaggi or go to see Cotto fight. I was supposed to see Cotto v Mosley, but stayed behind for Haye v Mormeck.Loynesy wrote:EPNG - Peter Luger does indeed do fine steaks (I went last Saturday, co-incidentally), but its in the middle of nowhere - well Brooklyn. For urban NYC steaks, may I recommend either Wolfgangs in Tribeca or the Old Homestead in, ironically, the Meatpacking District.Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:My client tells me this is the best steak house in the world. I'm trying it when I go to New York this year:
http://www.peterluger.com/
You normally have to book 2 months in advance.
You comin g over to NYC to watch a fight?
On the subject of chips (God I miss English chips, American ones are rubbish, and they don't even call then chips, they call them French Fries - although I've noticed that since the war on terror and general aversion to things Gallic, the first word is ofted dropped. They call crisps, chips which is stupid because everyone knows crisps are called crisps), I have a sublime chippy at the end of my road, the Nautilus. Posh for a chippy (it is NW London don't you know), but worth every extra penny. Anyone know it?
I've been told Old Homestead is very good (it's in South Mahattan, right?). I've been to Fleming's and Ruth Christies, but I hear that the latter baste the steak in butter which ruins it a little. I also love creamed spinach and corn, but it's hard to get in the UK.
I recommend Fleming's French Onion soup (it has a layer of cheese on top with bread bakend into it, it's awesome).
God, I miss working in the US. :(
Off topic: I'll probably go to Atlantic City for the the PAvlik v Lockett fight if anyone wants to meet up there.
Posted: 31 Mar 2008, 14:01
I've just gotten into Curb... Watched 1st 3 Series & about to buy 4th.
Watched the 'Krazy-Eye Killer' episode last night & almost pissed myself
Watched the 'Krazy-Eye Killer' episode last night & almost pissed myself
Posted: 01 Apr 2008, 08:18
Best show around by a mile....
"I'm a self-loathing Jew"
"I'm a self-loathing Jew"
Posted: 01 Apr 2008, 08:37
Just by way of update - I've just had home made beef stew, roast potatoes, parsnips, broc, cauli and home made Yorkshire pudding for lunch.
The joy of working 6 minutes from home.
By eck she's beez ruddy knees lad.
The joy of working 6 minutes from home.
By eck she's beez ruddy knees lad.
Posted: 01 Apr 2008, 08:41
Jammy git, I've just had a dire ham sandwich, get her to post one for me
Posted: 01 Apr 2008, 08:43
I had shephards pie, with cheese on top and roasted veg. All for £3.20
Posted: 01 Apr 2008, 08:50
For Lunch! Jesus, you're going to be a fat bastard.DavidPayne wrote:Just by way of update - I've just had home made beef stew, roast potatoes, parsnips, broc, cauli and home made Yorkshire pudding for lunch.
The joy of working 6 minutes from home.
By eck she's beez ruddy knees lad.
Posted: 01 Apr 2008, 09:17
Done fella. I'm still undecided about Pavlik v Lockett. If the undercard is good I'll go, as it's looking unlikely that I can make Cotto Gomez and I'd like to go to the Boardwalk.Loynesy wrote:EPNG - yes, Old Homestead is down around 15th - a few blocks from my apartment. LEt me know if you come over, we'll have to meet up for a beer.Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:I'm planning to go over this year for a break from Vegas. I want to experience a fight at MSG for a change. I might wait until the autumn for Hatton v Malinaggi or go to see Cotto fight. I was supposed to see Cotto v Mosley, but stayed behind for Haye v Mormeck.Loynesy wrote: EPNG - Peter Luger does indeed do fine steaks (I went last Saturday, co-incidentally), but its in the middle of nowhere - well Brooklyn. For urban NYC steaks, may I recommend either Wolfgangs in Tribeca or the Old Homestead in, ironically, the Meatpacking District.
You comin g over to NYC to watch a fight?
On the subject of chips (God I miss English chips, American ones are rubbish, and they don't even call then chips, they call them French Fries - although I've noticed that since the war on terror and general aversion to things Gallic, the first word is ofted dropped. They call crisps, chips which is stupid because everyone knows crisps are called crisps), I have a sublime chippy at the end of my road, the Nautilus. Posh for a chippy (it is NW London don't you know), but worth every extra penny. Anyone know it?
I've been told Old Homestead is very good (it's in South Mahattan, right?). I've been to Fleming's and Ruth Christies, but I hear that the latter baste the steak in butter which ruins it a little. I also love creamed spinach and corn, but it's hard to get in the UK.
I recommend Fleming's French Onion soup (it has a layer of cheese on top with bread bakend into it, it's awesome).
God, I miss working in the US. :(
Off topic: I'll probably go to Atlantic City for the the PAvlik v Lockett fight if anyone wants to meet up there.
I'm working in Philly next weekend, so if I get a few hours to jump on the AmTrak, I'll let you know