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Don't think that really changes anything about the substance of the article, which doesn't even mention the pseudo-exclusivity.

I don't know. G+ still has a lot to give I think. All it takes it Fbook to put a step wrong and people will start flooding in their drones.

So far, the most compelling argument I know for joining G+ is getting a Facebook friend request from your mother.

Intentional typo?

Ha!

No stress, it seems like the food option may actually have legs.

You've changed...

Il Bacio, Stoke Newington, 14th December

1. Tibbs
   
2. FixedCheese
   
3. Photoben
   
4. Clara
   
5. Dimi3
   
6. Fussballclub
   
7. Place holder for Tibbs (this list is going to fill up fast)
   
8. Tenderloin (debut)
   
9. itsbruce
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That's not a Calzone, though, it's a headcrab. Just sayin'

They may be, but it's also a fact that the overwhelming majority of their non-search products fail. They can afford this, since they already have the infrastructure and they can usually make some extra ad revenue from the products before they fail.

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Middle aged thread? It's a middle aged forum. There's about 3 people under 30 and they get invited to all the events to try and hide this fact.

I remember sitting in the Canning on a Saturday in June, 1994, surrounded by delirious Irishmen watching Ireland beat Italy 1-0 in the World Cup. That was the same day that the Pride march ended in Brockwell Park, which made for a very interesting party mix on the Saturday evening. Thing is, the Canning had a pretty varied crowd any day of the week. Hobgoblin wasn't the same.

There's probably a better thread for this, though.

I stopped drinking there when the burrito dude moved to the Dogstar*, Monday night used to be two burritos for a fiver night... Nom... Just the ticket while watching the footie on the big screen...

• This is BITD, Hobgoblin era... Tho' I also remember the George Canning era very well, but that was WWBITD...
  
  

I was a regular there when it was the George Canning. Hated the change to the Hobgoblin; completely ruined the atmosphere and alienated half the regulars.

Did 10k in 42 minutes at lunchtime. Would be a bit quicker with fewer obstacles to dodge. It seems that I average 206 steps per minute (which, if I understand this correctly, is a running cadence of 103) no matter what distance I do. I suspect that trimming that back into the 90s would actually help me gain some speed.

Sumo - I have work again...

So why aren't the details spattered joyously over the relevant thread? Or is it a euph?

Come to Souths, then.

itsbruce - I'm going for curry at the Cambria. Will be at the Roebuck until 7 and lead any splitters down with me.

This would be amazing prescience... if we hadn't been discussing this very plan last night at Souths.

That too.

Barefoot in snow is awesome, btw.

90s mtbiking.

Middle one is Tom with a Bjorn Borg wig.

Anybody else in? Digger?

I used to run on a treadmill, because the gym was three doors down from work and I did other workouts as well. It's so much easier than running outside, because, as said, you don't need to provide the forward impetus. Makes you lazy and does nothing for your technique.

Might be in for Wednesday; need to check a couple of things.

I should be there.

Just read back a few pages, Sparky; barefoot running and forefoot strike issues have been a recent hot topic.

I may well be coming on this, in which case I'll have a couple of hip flasks loaded with marmalade vodka.

^ Has to be up there as one of the best ever in this thread. Amazing.

[QUOTE=Oliver Schick;2523483]I like this expression, Portuguese, I assume?

Yep, lost in translation.[/quote]
English As She Is Spoke>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Project for early next year, maybe?

We're meeting at LMNH tomorrow, as I recall. 6pm.

Isn't there an Audax happening in about a week? Details to be shared?