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Thread started 09/28/03 1:06am

JDINTERACTIVE

East London is wonderful

Adding 2 the collection, Id like 2 stick up 4 my neck of the woods and sample some of the great things that makes East the best in London...

Jellied Eels



Pie and Mash



Cockneys



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..and of cause my beloved

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Reply #1 posted 09/28/03 3:55am

Haystack

And the Doctor Who shop, in East Ham.
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Reply #2 posted 09/28/03 4:45am

AntonyGolding

Why not support a Premiership team instead?
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Reply #3 posted 09/28/03 4:47am

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Yeah, but what about all those Shoreditch muppets?
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Reply #4 posted 09/28/03 5:06am

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Talking of the hammers, did you hear about those 3 West Ham fans the other week? They were out walking one night when they happened upon some tracks in the ground. The first West Ham fan said to the others "Those are bear tracks." The second one replied that he didn't think that they were bear tracks and that he thought that they were Panther tracks. The third one stopped or a second and was about to say that he thought thy were deer tracks when the train hit them all

In other news did you hear about Frank Bruno? Apparently he turned down the vacant Tottenham manager's job. He was quoted as saying that he wasn't that fucking mad!

And I also hear that Tottenham have gone and got themselves a new sponser- Butlins. Word has it that Butlin's season is also over in september!

lol
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On the subject of East London, you can't forget to include Lee Hurst and his backyard comedy club!
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Reply #6 posted 09/28/03 5:10am

JDINTERACTIVE

JimmyNothing said:

Talking of the hammers, did you hear about those 3 West Ham fans the other week? They were out walking one night when they happened upon some tracks in the ground. The first West Ham fan said to the others "Those are bear tracks." The second one replied that he didn't think that they were bear tracks and that he thought that they were Panther tracks. The third one stopped or a second and was about to say that he thought thy were deer tracks when the train hit them all

In other news did you hear about Frank Bruno? Apparently he turned down the vacant Tottenham manager's job. He was quoted as saying that he wasn't that fucking mad!

And I also hear that Tottenham have gone and got themselves a new sponser- Butlins. Word has it that Butlin's season is also over in september!

lol


eheheh, dont let them 2 Tots on the Org see this. falloff
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