the reason its sold to over 18's, is because it's an adults choice as to what they wish to drink and how much.
lets face it mids if we're gonna ban extra strong drinks then why not unnecessarily fast cars,any cigarette above a low tar rating,certain fast foods like kebab's,extra hot curries etc etc etc.
starter: marmite you either love it or hate it
main: rib eye steak, in the right hands it rivals anything else with its tenderness and taste
dessert: black cherry pavlova very light on the top with a very dark underside :twisted:
they should be violated in their own home in every room so they know what it feels like to have a thief break in.
about 7 years ago a friend of mine was broken into a robbed of some very sentimental goods.
it took about 3 weeks to find out who did it, so he set about his revenge.
he sent the guy a letter saying he had won a two day stay for two in a hotel with a gift voucher for a hotel, stating he had to go on a certain two days, he waited for the guy and his partner to leave and then jemmied the front door and and unloaded the guys complete house into 3 vans.
when the guy returned he had nothing no clothes,cooker not even a light fitting! waiting at the door was my Friend who handed him a list of things he wanted returned in exchange for the thief's contents.
took a few weeks but he got it all back and from what we know the thief went straight and now works as a local bin man.
after going to see the prodigy's nye bash at the o2 i been listening to their old stuff this past few weeks :taz:
could i recommend this for your next purchase, easy to format and re-write
do they have a licenced bar yet or is still bring your own ?
its not so much about the good review like our Friend in Soho says he is packed from 7 in the morning to 11 at night 7 days a week, he has an excellent reputation and the likes of the Internet have little impact on his business.
we see all feedback as positive, if there is a genuine problem then we are able to approach the issue so no further customers suffer the same problems, like dean says you can't please everyone. The lifes moaners reviews are always easy to spot in my opinion, so for us genuine feedback good or bad is only beneficial.
its the thought that someone wishes to use the threat of a bad review to obtain free goods or discount, all the restaurant owner's i have sat down and spoke to say this sort of behaviour is at least once or twice in a weekend.
we are lucky enough to be opening a restaurant in the next few weeks ,having done our homework it has become clear that after talking to various restaurateurs, growing numbers of customers use the the threat of a bad review on the Internet to try to obtain discounted food or freebies like bottles of wine.
we have a Friend that owns two restaurants in Soho who Say's this type of Internet blackmail is becoming a daily occurrence, some of the stories are the most trivial of complaints to the point of someone being seated in a position where the sun is in their face, rather than ask to be moved they wait till its comes to paying the bill to then complain.
we are friendly with a lot of restaurateurs and the same warning come from all of them from the smallest of them to the biggest, the main warning appears to be Internet review blackmail.
from a personal point i have been lucky enough to eat out regularly either on business or socially, if the food was bad,overpriced,service problems etc i would always vote with my feet but i would never destroy someone's reputation for the want of some discount or a freebie.
i have to wonder if the Internet has created a new breed of chancer's
there are always photographers at fetish clubs but they always ask if it OK to take pics first, if its not they move on
but then I'm a believer that the swinging fraternity could learn a lot from how fetish clubs are run and the occupants conduct them selves.
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