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Says the bloke hoping that his mate gets drafted in to manage the Bolton TC 'restaurant', so that he can take advantage of free food!!LeverEnd wrote:Thing is with Nandos, it's widely popular and is an attraction. It might not be fine dining, but would such a restaurant take off in Bolton TC? Maybe if the place gets busy someone can open one in the vaults. Nandos is a good move IMO for a cinema complex particularly. Compared to what's going on now it's got to be an improvement.
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He's got the gig. 2nd in command as it happens. I'll defend Nandos to a point, but I'm not fecking paying for it!Burnden Paddock wrote:Says the bloke hoping that his mate gets drafted in to manage the Bolton TC 'restaurant', so that he can take advantage of free food!!LeverEnd wrote:Thing is with Nandos, it's widely popular and is an attraction. It might not be fine dining, but would such a restaurant take off in Bolton TC? Maybe if the place gets busy someone can open one in the vaults. Nandos is a good move IMO for a cinema complex particularly. Compared to what's going on now it's got to be an improvement.
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thebish wrote:Town Hall looks pretty tonight...
Bolton Pride?
Guess so. Anyone else notice the lighting below the clock looks like 2 sets of cock and balls?
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I think you need professional help GtE.
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There was a pride thing on. A friend of mine organised the gigs. If I'd been around I imagine the beer festival would've held more interest. First time I've missed it in 5 years.
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Not a night to perform the forfeit between the lions.
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bobo the clown wrote:Not a night to perform the forfeit between the lions.
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Unless that's your thing, of course, in which case, nowt like free advertising.Hoboh wrote:bobo the clown wrote:Not a night to perform the forfeit between the lions.
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two hotels down the road from me - I passed them both whilst walking the dog this morning - have christmas decs up and the first coachloads of Turkey&Tinsel guests in...
in october - christmas dinners now being served...
Mi dispiace!!
in october - christmas dinners now being served...
Mi dispiace!!
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Masson Mills Shopping Village has had Christmas decorations up for over three weeks now.thebish wrote:two hotels down the road from me - I passed them both whilst walking the dog this morning - have christmas decs up and the first coachloads of Turkey&Tinsel guests in...
in october - christmas dinners now being served...
Mi dispiace!!
Last night in the Fishpond pub was a group booking for a 'Christmas wreathe making class'
Invitations to our works Christmas meal (which will take place in Nofeckinvember) was emailed out six weeks ago.
Devon is obviously more traditional than Derbyshire.
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I've already chosen my three courses for our Christmas do, weeks ago. I'll be fecked if I can remember what I ordered though. It'll be the fish starter, fish main and cheese anyway.
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Unless the artisan black pud was on offerBruce Rioja wrote:I've already chosen my three courses for our Christmas do, weeks ago. I'll be fecked if I can remember what I ordered though. It'll be the fish starter, fish main and cheese anyway.
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Fair do's. If they are slow learners it could easily take a couple of months to learn to make a wreathe, so best to start lessons now.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Masson Mills Shopping Village has had Christmas decorations up for over three weeks now.thebish wrote:two hotels down the road from me - I passed them both whilst walking the dog this morning - have christmas decs up and the first coachloads of Turkey&Tinsel guests in...
in october - christmas dinners now being served...
Mi dispiace!!
Last night in the Fishpond pub was a group booking for a 'Christmas wreathe making class'
Invitations to our works Christmas meal (which will take place in Nofeckinvember) was emailed out six weeks ago.
Devon is obviously more traditional than Derbyshire.
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Really, are they that difficult to make? well I never.Montreal Wanderer wrote:Fair do's. If they are slow learners it could easily take a couple of months to learn to make a wreathe, so best to start lessons now.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Masson Mills Shopping Village has had Christmas decorations up for over three weeks now.thebish wrote:two hotels down the road from me - I passed them both whilst walking the dog this morning - have christmas decs up and the first coachloads of Turkey&Tinsel guests in...
in october - christmas dinners now being served...
Mi dispiace!!
Last night in the Fishpond pub was a group booking for a 'Christmas wreathe making class'
Invitations to our works Christmas meal (which will take place in Nofeckinvember) was emailed out six weeks ago.
Devon is obviously more traditional than Derbyshire.
That's not a leopard!
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Sat sitting in front of the computer screen early so's I can bugger off even earlier tonight and without thinking let a couple rip. Just come back into the office after making a coffee and the whole place stinks. The windows are welded shut so I've got the air conditioning on full blast with the door wide open hoping the smell dissipates somewhat before my co-workers turn up in about ten minutes time. Ooops!
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Wreath as a noun has no 'e' on the end. Sorry - I get irritated at trivial things the day after a stupid defeat...Montreal Wanderer wrote:Fair do's. If they are slow learners it could easily take a couple of months to learn to make a wreathe, so best to start lessons now.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Masson Mills Shopping Village has had Christmas decorations up for over three weeks now.thebish wrote:two hotels down the road from me - I passed them both whilst walking the dog this morning - have christmas decs up and the first coachloads of Turkey&Tinsel guests in...
in october - christmas dinners now being served...
Mi dispiace!!
Last night in the Fishpond pub was a group booking for a 'Christmas wreathe making class'
Invitations to our works Christmas meal (which will take place in Nofeckinvember) was emailed out six weeks ago.
Devon is obviously more traditional than Derbyshire.
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Soz. (I realise one actually spells it sorry, but hey hoe*) (*PS note the '...' - that's because I was quoting what was on the reservation notices plonked all over the tables. But to make up for it you can have a go at the added e on the ho - that's all my own doing )William the White wrote:Wreath as a noun has no 'e' on the end. Sorry - I get irritated at trivial things the day after a stupid defeat...Montreal Wanderer wrote:Fair do's. If they are slow learners it could easily take a couple of months to learn to make a wreathe, so best to start lessons now.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Masson Mills Shopping Village has had Christmas decorations up for over three weeks now.thebish wrote:two hotels down the road from me - I passed them both whilst walking the dog this morning - have christmas decs up and the first coachloads of Turkey&Tinsel guests in...
in october - christmas dinners now being served...
Mi dispiace!!
Last night in the Fishpond pub was a group booking for a 'Christmas wreathe making class'
Invitations to our works Christmas meal (which will take place in Nofeckinvember) was emailed out six weeks ago.
Devon is obviously more traditional than Derbyshire.
That's not a leopard!
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You can be so very understanding and obliging.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Soz. (I realise one actually spells it sorry, but hey hoe*) (*PS note the '...' - that's because I was quoting what was on the reservation notices plonked all over the tables. But to make up for it you can have a go at the added e on the ho - that's all my own doing )William the White wrote:Wreath as a noun has no 'e' on the end. Sorry - I get irritated at trivial things the day after a stupid defeat...Montreal Wanderer wrote:Fair do's. If they are slow learners it could easily take a couple of months to learn to make a wreathe, so best to start lessons now.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Masson Mills Shopping Village has had Christmas decorations up for over three weeks now.thebish wrote:two hotels down the road from me - I passed them both whilst walking the dog this morning - have christmas decs up and the first coachloads of Turkey&Tinsel guests in...
in october - christmas dinners now being served...
Mi dispiace!!
Last night in the Fishpond pub was a group booking for a 'Christmas wreathe making class'
Invitations to our works Christmas meal (which will take place in Nofeckinvember) was emailed out six weeks ago.
Devon is obviously more traditional than Derbyshire.
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