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thenodrog

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  1. we are having a family meal at the clog on Friday but have to order 2 days before we go....whats that about? surely a chef can make meals to order on the day.

    I ate there fairly late last night and the Specials menu was decimated by stuff being sold out.

  2. Nice meal at the Airport Pub at Manchester and reasonably priced, parking is £1.50 an hour but a great beer garden literally next to the runway

    Well worth a visit

    Either you are taking the pee or you need certifying. Nobody wants to even live either near a runway or under a flight path yet you recommend sitting right next to one for a nice meal and a beer and paying to park your car on top of that! Whats next up for you Tom.... a barby in the middle of Switch Island when the weather warms up a bit?

  3. Odd thing Gav.... I used to love a good curry a few years ago now I've gone right off them. tbh I prefer a chinky these days although typical English/continental from the plethora of good gastro pubs in the Ribble has replaced both these days.

    Reminds me ....gav have you ever played golf? If you want to try I've a set might suit... my sons grew out of them at 12. :P

  4. We got some kangaroo and zebra sausages though :)

    Yep, had some kangaroo burgers for tea last night, very tasty meat.

    I thought we'd been a significant export market for kangaroo meat for well over a decade BUT only for use in dog / cat foods! Once BSE had been identified in cattle and over 30 month beef it was banned from use in the manufacture of pet foods. I suppose now that over 30 month beef is back on the menu for pet foods that those aussies needed to open up other markets for their 'Roo'.

  5. I don't rem him as a player but he was my favourite in being the best, most informed and shrewdest commentator. A pleasure to listen to. He was to test cricket what Peter Allis is to golf majors. All the same 84 is a pretty good innings but it does highlight the dangers of too much sun.

    I guess that leaves Sir Geoffrey as the best source of incisive and informed opinion.

  6. No need. Between Abbey, Al and Drog, they've managed it themselves here. Sometimes wonder if I should post random hateful @#/? on the NFL or golf thread.

    But for now I'll say Audi owners are the pits!

    Unless you can qualify that then all I can say is

    a. what a stupid generalisation.

    and

    b. Not that I expect much else but what a stupid 'Like' from the resident messageboard numpty who in the post above had just criticised a BMW driver! :wstu:

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  7. But with bad cyclists it's usually just their own safety that they are risking, where as bad motor vehicle drivers risk the lives of everybody in the vicinity(even pedestrians on the pavements)

    Some people simply do not value their lives though do they? Today I was at traffic lights turning right, the lights went to green and I waited until there was a gap in incoming traffic and was able to set off as long as I wads quick about it, but as I turned I was square on to numerous schoolgirls sauntering across the road in full hijab who simply couldn't have seen me bearing down on them becuase I certainly could't see their eyes and worse didn't even look either way! No doubt if I'd ploughed into them I'd get done because the law is like that but on the other hand they'd be dead. So odd that they didn't appear to care and must play this crazy form of Russian Roulette every day.

    Do you not use your wing mirrors and have a quick look before you turn? If not, that's not the cyclists fault.

    Riding through on red really #@$$£@ me off though, I agree!

    Maybe not but the cyclist is dead and the driver lives. Weird that they gamble so readily with their own lives. See my post above.

  8. Just more local disruption and inconvenience I expect. Perfectly good purpose built velodrome in Manchester to ride their bikes around and people who haven't contributed a fig to the roads want to wreck our lives. Whats wrong with these people?

    hope your better at marshalling than you were at modding.

    If he isn't I predict half of them won't finish the course.

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  9. I live on Buckshaw and that shanti lounge is poor fayre. Once got a kebab roll and I was starving after it. Tiny. They think everyone local has money to burn,

    Bangla Spice is my Indian of choice at the moment just down the road there from the Hayrick/woodsman.

    My mate reckons the blue elephant is very good. That can't be too far away can it?

  10. Aspinall? ...... Cheshire company, Cheshire prices I guess. I'm down to go soon but I've a feeling they might struggle in the long run. They need to be very careful food and service etc MUST match up to the higher price.

    I saw this happen to the Butlers Arms last year. Really good new decor throughout, but a menu that topped the Clog and the O&O for prices and prepared by a poor chef. Chef's changed for the better now and there is a very good 'Market Menu' providing excellent value with two courses for a tenner, but the damage has been done. People are ever willing to try a new restaurant but a bad experience makes them unwilling to return.... and bad news tarvels fast. The original Chef was awful and I understand isn't even cheffing now but ultimately it's the owners fault. There are so many good eateries around here that they can't afford a slip up and they are the ones with it all to lose.

  11. We'll get stuffed anyway without Peiterson. I would have picked him first and then told anybody with any objections to shut up or be dropped themselves. He's the only World class player qualified to play for England.

    We got stuffed with him remember.

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