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17 Jan 2007, 04:56

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Miserable git!

I live next door to a pub with a beer garden. Granted, can be a right pain, especially in the summer, but last thing I ever think about doing is going and having a good ol' whinge about it. The pub was there long before I was!

:nono:

17 Jan 2007, 04:58

What on earth were you doing reading the Independent?

17 Jan 2007, 05:04

I said the same thing to my friend. She bought a lovely stone cottage 4 doors down from a pub and now complains about the noise!

DON'T FECKIN MOVE THERE THEN! :nuts:

17 Jan 2007, 05:05

F*** me good old Bobby sound's like the Swastika Eye gobs***e's he was ranting about in '99. Still this explains why Riot City Blues was at best patchy and at worst s***e. Cheers!

17 Jan 2007, 05:09

Uncle Liam wrote: What on earth were you doing reading the Independent?

I read it every time I get the train into work.

Sorry, Liam, I can't make the Sun last 45mins on my journey.

17 Jan 2007, 05:56

:wanker:

Anyone fancy a few noisy beers in tha Alma on Friday :evil:

17 Jan 2007, 06:20

If Bobby Gillespie says behaving like an outraged pensioner is the new rockin' role then who are we to disagree?

ROCK ON!

As long as you keep it down past 6pm yeah? Oh and try not to make any noise on your way home. Thanks.

17 Jan 2007, 06:29

Leggy D wrote: :wanker:

Anyone fancy a few noisy beers in tha Alma on Friday :evil:

Like it Dave :abovelol: Perhaps we could have a NOOLer meet in the beer garden one long hot summer night?! Cheers!

17 Jan 2007, 06:37

Can I come to this 'Community' gathering? :skeptic:

17 Jan 2007, 06:38

He should be taken to task for calling his kids 'Wolf' and 'Lux' too. :nono: :lol:

17 Jan 2007, 07:11

I bet Lux isn't too bright with BG for a Dad. :evil4:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lux

17 Jan 2007, 07:17

El Jarvo wrote: He should be taken to task for calling his kids 'Wolf'

and 'Lux' too.

17 Jan 2007, 07:27

Leggy D wrote: :wanker:

Anyone fancy a few noisy beers in tha Alma on Friday :evil:

This is the only time I wish I lived in that god foresaken city :evil:

17 Jan 2007, 16:04

Leggy D wrote: :wanker:

Anyone fancy a few noisy beers in tha Alma on Friday :evil:

YEAH! Let's ROCK THE SHACK!! :drummer:

17 Jan 2007, 18:29

After his hedonistic youth he don't want passers by seeing his Mrs hang his inconitinence pants out on the washing line when they go past.

Cheers

18 Jan 2007, 20:45

It is a bit much him moaning about the noise. But when your weans (children) are involved you can get a bit wound up. When my daughter was a baby the wanker down the stairs from me insisted on playing crap "acid house" at full volume all night long. Repetitive thump,thump, thump, shaking the walls while my wean was trying to sleep drove me crazy. He was only saved from me doing the ignorant selfish fuck serious harm by the arrival of the police at his door. We should all consider the needs of others. "Won't someone please think of the children" at least give them a few valium before making a racket (don't bother complaining thicko: it is irony/humour).

19 Jan 2007, 02:19

what is a gastropub? A pub that serves food? Anyway, a silly complaint. I guess it's time to move, right? Or just buy the pub? Nonetheless, I guess we can add Primal Scream to the list of bands who are over the hill once sober-or maybe that was just the E talking?

19 Jan 2007, 02:42

violaine wrote: what is a gastropub? A pub that serves food? Anyway, a silly complaint. I guess it's time to move, right? Or just buy the pub? Nonetheless, I guess we can add Primal Scream to the list of bands who are over the hill once sober-or maybe that was just the E talking?

:lol:

Reminds me of our Sarf American excursion with Gordie going gastro...pub?

That's simply one that does crisps in Pompey.

But, yes, it's a pub which sells grub. Up-market grub, mind, not just scampi and chips.

London's full of 'em. My local was a right spit and sawdust effort and was used as Ray Winstone's firm's base in the gangster flick, "Love, Honour & Obey". It's a right poncey gaff now, totally ruined.