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Sounds like an idiot trap for metrosexuals.Originally posted by singhr View PostFair point Chef but I a man of few words and am trying to get a document out while dipping into this forum for some light relief. So briefly, I didn't linger long on the wine list except to notice some very expensive champagne. I am a beer drinker and so found the Peruvian bottled beer dry with a well rounded finish. Food was fish and chips - batter very light and chips cut with a ruler and set square. Waitresses were all in black shapeless garb so no chance to letch. No idea what toilets were like. Even though in full sun they keep it icy cool. The general ambience is high gleam stainless steel, polished granite - not very comfy but the view was 'to die for'
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Our chippy does cod and chips for a fiver and the girl behind the counter has massive n()rks. Great view.
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Information overload.Originally posted by singhr View PostFair point Chef but I a man of few words and am trying to get a document out while dipping into this forum for some light relief. So briefly, I didn't linger long on the wine list except to notice some very expensive champagne. I am a beer drinker and so found the Peruvian bottled beer dry with a well rounded finish. Food was fish and chips - batter very light and chips cut with a ruler and set square. Waitresses were all in black shapeless garb so no chance to letch. No idea what toilets were like. Even though in full sun they keep it icy cool. The general ambience is high gleam stainless steel, polished granite - not very comfy but the view was 'to die for'
hope that helped
Cool restaurant, nice view - great norks on the waitresses would have sufficed.
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Fair point Chef but I a man of few words and am trying to get a document out while dipping into this forum for some light relief. So briefly, I didn't linger long on the wine list except to notice some very expensive champagne. I am a beer drinker and so found the Peruvian bottled beer dry with a well rounded finish. Food was fish and chips - batter very light and chips cut with a ruler and set square. Waitresses were all in black shapeless garb so no chance to letch. No idea what toilets were like. Even though in full sun they keep it icy cool. The general ambience is high gleam stainless steel, polished granite - not very comfy but the view was 'to die for'Originally posted by chef View Postwhere's the review other than "nice view" and "tad expensive" ???
what did you have? was the wine list any good? what was the atmosphere and service like?
for the blokes: fit waitresses?
for the girls: what were the toilets like?
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where's the review other than "nice view" and "tad expensive" ???
what did you have? was the wine list any good? what was the atmosphere and service like?
for the blokes: fit waitresses?
for the girls: what were the toilets like?
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Originally posted by singhr View PostJust been up the Gherkin for lunch - a tad expensive and ok food, but man what a view!I was about to make a post speculating on how quickly the Oxo Tower would be mentioned. I should have known Sas would beat me to the donkey punch.Originally posted by sasguru View PostNext time go up the Oxo.
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You can either take someone up the oxo tower or you can be taken up the oxo tower, under no circumstance should one just go up the oxo tower.Originally posted by sasguru View PostNext time go up the Oxo.
That would be a tad impolite don't you think?
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That's disgusting. It's actions like this that cause the spread of swine flu and TB, and leaves this country in the moral malaise it's been experiencing since it never happened under the tories.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostNo, he left it up the Oxo Tower.
i read that interesting thing the other day, in some highly respected journal.
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No, he left it up the Oxo Tower.Originally posted by snaw View PostDid you lick the chutney spoon and put it back in?
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