#101

I like to have new pants, I might get some new pants soon.

#102

My sister used to live there, on Alison Road. We’d visit from Wood Green all the time. Really want to check out the Great Northern Railway Tavern now it’s been done up.

#103

I bought this. A bit bold but whatevs.

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#104

I have at least 3 busy shirts like that but I never quite have the strength of character to wear them out! Must stop buying stuff…

#105

I’m about to leave work early which’ll cost me £30 but it’s Friday and I’m tired so fuck it.

#106

That’s 2 streets away from me!

I’m going there for one later.
I went a few weeks ago. Proper nice garden, good selection on tap, nice bottles/cans (beavertown!) relatively quiet at the moment cause i’m guessing not many have caught on to it.
I went there one before they done it up and it was proper dark and grim wasn’t it?

#107

It used to be really bad, and we got all excited as it was done up in 2011-ish. We went and they had upgraded it to just bad (boring beer, dark, half finished garden) but now I read Fullers have made it excellent.

I lived round that way for 13-14 years and the only place to drink was the Salisbury. Now there are loads of good places.

#108

i bought a nintendo switch and zelda
i also bought a record for £55 :sweat:

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#109

New trousers.

#110

A book on running and the most recent instalment of popular computer game series Football Manager.

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#111

Bought a plain black cap earlier—£5, very pleased

#112

lived on Cally road for half a year in 2012 and it was awful. No proper supermarkets, dearth of good pubs (there’s one, and its my favourite pub in London, but its often too busy) and its the only place in London I’ve ever witnessed a shooting. Plus, its expensive AF to rent there.

I say you stay here in SE London like all the other great folks.

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#113

Going to buy myself A Pint this evening :open_mouth:

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#114

Don’t care about pubs, amenities might be an issue and it’s certainly expensive but you’ve gotta do what you gotta do innit.

#115

Overground goes to Dalston/Highbury and Islington.

Plus, New X is obviously much richer for having you resident, if that were possible.

this all feels very Brexit to me, I don’t like it. REMAIN.

#116

You’re very kind. Don’t think a New Cross to Harringay commute would go down that well for my dear partner however…

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#117

:disappointed:

fucking Ruffers and Eric’ll both be purring away rn.

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#118

Sparks tickets :slightly_smiling_face:

#119

Haven’t bought anything nice for myself in ages. I need a new job soon.

#120

House