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Will there be a "Charlton Life"...

edited October 2006 in General Charlton
..drink-up?....

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    Ha - like it!

    Maybe someone could organise a joint Charlton Life/Netaddicks get together. Might I suggest ACAS as a suitable venue?

    (Tell you what though, if that "On_it" character shows up from "their" board I'll have the scroat!)
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    i can tell you, getting publicly panned by people who don't even really know you, plus have the wrong end of the stick is a real enjoyable way to start the morning. Not.
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    [cite] Oracle:[/cite]..drink-up?....

    I think a few might be consumed after this

    http://www.charltonlife.com/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=743&page=1#Item_44
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    edited October 2006
    AFKA: Welcome to my (professional) world!

    I've taken to going home late and coming in early - just so that I don't arrive to find some **** has sent me another stroppy email. The stroppy emails still come, but at least I don't have to face them first thing!

    Anyway, it's all getting a tad silly if you ask me. All this talk of "loyalty" to a board which only exists in cyberspace is a bit much. But then we are football fans - and Charlton fans at that - so blind loyalty is a bit of a general specialism I guess.

    Don't get drawn AFKA. No point trying to fight a battle that will never be won - only ends in one thing. (You hear me George W?)
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    don't talk to me about George W.

    Quiz night in the Old Black, question last night 'who married Texan librarian x in 197x ?

    So we put down George Bush, and we get it wrong, cos he wanted George W Bush.

    Not impressed.
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    that's a twatting offence!
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    What is ACAS off_it??
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    and you have to swap papers for the answers, and when the bloke reads out the score at the end, the other team had marked us down by 4 points. We just laughed, but

    ITS A PUB QUIZ, NOT A CHANCE TO WIN A MILLION POUNDS !!!
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    On a more serious note to this thread if people are genuinely interested in a gathering, I could pull a string or two & possibly get us the Millennium suite at the Valley ?
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    edited October 2006
    04_MCS: have a butchers on here (soz, can't do links!) - aha, obviously I can!

    http://www.acas.org.uk/index.aspx?articleid=336
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    Cheers off it, i thought it was gonna be some kind of gastro bar thingy! How wrong could i be.

    Ketman, that sounds a decent idea, anyone else up for this???
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    04_MCS: Lol! If you'd met me mate you'd know that "gastro pubs" ain't really my thing. In fact they're probably up there with womens clothes shops and Beirut as places I just do not want to go to!
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    Gastro bars suck, i make you right. Old mans pub for me all day long, ala Bugle in Charlton Village!
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    Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!!!!
    "Old mans pubs" indeed!
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    Sorry, its what i call em, i even prefered an old mans pubs when i was 16 to 25, used to frequent the Guy in Welling every day after work from 16 till bout 21! Never liked these new fangled jobbies!
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    Given the animosity between Netaddicks and Charlton Life - is it all gonna kick-off at City Addicks?

    Any news on guests yet Curb_It?
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    It's alright 04_MCS, I know what you mean.

    Where about's do you live/work? I might be able to suggest a few new ones for you to try out - "old man pubs" is my specialist subject!
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    I'm becoming quite fond of the Old Black. Friendly, decent tellies for football, has character and is cheap.

    Two Fosters, John Smith's and a Kaliber for the homosexual was coming to £8.30.
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    Off_it, i live in Charlton, round the corner from bugle. Work in Greenwich by the Blackwall tunnel. Any suggestions will be much obliged.
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    Well, there's the Richard I in Greenwich (round the back, just past the police station) or else the Plume of Feathers at Maze Hill (2 mins from station - near entrance to park) for starters - if you don't know them already. Cracking couple of pubs they are. Also the Ashburnham Arms in Greenwich (down a backstreet heading towards Deptford) is worth a visit - if only to have a go on the bar billiards table.

    You been to any of those before?
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    plume is my favourite pub... have spent many an evening there

    shame about the palace pennant behind the bar tho.
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    Nah, not been in any of those mentioned, will defo give the plume a blast, its the only one i've heard of, shame about the palarse thing tho, a pizzed up mcs wouldn't be able to hold his mouth!! I am organising a leaving do for a girl who left here last weeek, and now i am gonna do it in the plume, cheers off_it and curm_it.
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    [cite] AFKA Bartram:[/cite]don't talk to me about George W.

    Quiz night in the Old Black, question last night 'who married Texan librarian x in 197x ?

    So we put down George Bush, and we get it wrong, cos he wanted George W Bush.

    Not impressed.

    Now that's BAD. Quiz night questions should NEVER have ambiguous answers.
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