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I hear the local Tea rooms are lovely if you ever end up there on holiday by mistake.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostJust had a PimpCall™ about a possible gig. In Penrith
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Prefer the Llama Karma Kafe - Welcome to Llama Karma Kafe! personally...Originally posted by Pondlife View PostI hear the local Tea rooms are lovely if you ever end up there on holiday by mistake.
Rheged is also good provided their haven't got a craft, antique or food fair on..merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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That was more excruciating than ordering my Nexus 10.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIf I manage to get in from now, I suspect that I'll be so far down the queue it won't be worth the wait.
Ho hum.
With that one, I ended up getting two on order because the site crashed at checkout, and then having to cancel one.Comment
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And now I get the details, and there's a pretty fundamental requirement I can't satisfy, which was never mentioned on the phoneOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostJust had a PimpCall™ about a possible gig. In Penrith

*closes Penrith-related browser tabs, gets on with real life*Comment
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In these troubled times, it behoves each of us individually to do all we can to promote economic recovery. To this end I have, this evening, carried out a number of activities intended to directly benefit the local business community.
Putting it another way, I went to the chippy for pie & chips
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oh how I wish....back on the restricted diet for a bit...Originally posted by NickFitz View PostIn these troubled times, it behoves each of us individually to do all we can to promote economic recovery. To this end I have, this evening, carried out a number of activities intended to directly benefit the local business community.
Putting it another way, I went to the chippy for pie & chips
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Mmmmm, pie!Originally posted by NickFitz View PostIn these troubled times, it behoves each of us individually to do all we can to promote economic recovery. To this end I have, this evening, carried out a number of activities intended to directly benefit the local business community.
Putting it another way, I went to the chippy for pie & chips
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BummerOriginally posted by Alias View Postoh how I wish....back on the restricted diet for a bit...
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