YOB meet up on St Matt's Day

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sejintenej wrote:You, Kate and cj, are also prohibited from parachuting on a Sunday in Florida whilst I can jump as many times as I like; Florida under Judd Bush (the President's brother) is sexist in that respect.
Bother - I'd set aside this Sunday for that very purpose.
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Can I do it please, or is it just those three you named who can't?
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Women cannot parachute on a Sunday in florida, and surely it is Jeb Bush not Judd.
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and if you want more crazy laws try here.

http://www.crazylaws.com/
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I think if my surname was Bush, I'd change it .............

Possibly to Hollywood ??
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But back to St Matts day.....
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Deb GP wrote:But back to St Matts day.....
I didn't know you'd been cannonised, Oh Great Plum ??
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It's also the name of th church I go to...

what can I say?

Anyway, will we be seeing you there Debbie?
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englishangel wrote:and if you want more crazy laws try here.

http://www.crazylaws.com/
thats is the besty website ive come across in a while-made me laugh A LOT

As for st matt's day well im afraid i have to work, as ive got week off at mo dont think bos would be too happy if i went back to work for 3days then wanted another day off!
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Kate wrote:It is indeed Friday 22nd Sept.

The Green Man is the Wetherspoons at Bank tube (so not far from Cannon Street station).

I'll try and get some directions/ a map posted on the CHA website.

Kate
If said pub is going to be full of YOBs , is there an alternative watering-hole where aged OBs can/will meet, or will there be a roped-off area in the Green Man for us & our zimmer frames ?
Only this is my first time, and I'm feeling a bit timid here...
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You might find these directions helpful, even though I'm not attending.

My Zimmer Frame didn't pass its M.O.T.

http://www.fancyapint.com/main_site/thepubs/pub331.html

I note the review states it as 'noisy' and 'a pub to avoid !!'
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Well it's full of suits but it does become full of Old Blues - and often it's the company that makes the place!
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Has anyone got the timings for St Matt's? I've got to go to my sister-in-laws wedding in Kent that day too, so I may be able to juggle times and see the first bit and get the train from Cannon St.....
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J.R. wrote:I note the review states it as 'noisy' and 'a pub to avoid !!'
That's probably something to do with it being a Wetherspoons and cheap and thus attracting the type of clientele who are maybe more concerned about the price of a pint than others - especially in the City. But then I've only been to a couple of dozen pubs in the City of varying styles and prices so my research isn't extensive.
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Deb GP wrote:
J.R. wrote:I note the review states it as 'noisy' and 'a pub to avoid !!'
That's probably something to do with it being a Wetherspoons and cheap and thus attracting the type of clientele who are maybe more concerned about the price of a pint than others - especially in the City. But then I've only been to a couple of dozen pubs in the City of varying styles and prices so my research isn't extensive.
That explains why Great Plum is all in favour, then ?
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