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Dubversion
14-12-2005, 17:45
please?
web providing dead numbers, and it's not listed with Directories
thanks in advance
Dubversion
14-12-2005, 18:03
anyone? this is pretty urgent :(
Pickman's model
14-12-2005, 18:05
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Dubversion
14-12-2005, 18:06
have you ever considered using google? :mad:
7501 9671
have you considered reading my post where i explained it was providing dead numbers?
Pickman's model
14-12-2005, 18:06
have you considered reading my post where i explained it was providing dead numbers?
walk down there then for all i care.
Dubversion
14-12-2005, 18:06
utterly pathetic :D
tarannau
14-12-2005, 18:20
utterly pathetic :D
Pickman's: As helpful as ever.
For some reason their phone's duff, but you can get in touch via the Mexican kitchen bloke.
The number for El Panzon is...
...I'm just waiting for Merv from behind the bar to send me the number...
Pickman's model
14-12-2005, 18:24
what about that 7633 number?
tarannau
14-12-2005, 20:41
I've texted Dub the number of the Hobgoblin (Mexican border side) but, if anyone's even vaguely interested, you can reach El Panzon on 020 7924 9888.
I think they're doing delivery now, so if anyone's needs a burrito from the comfort of their sofa...
:)
Yossarian
14-12-2005, 21:32
Is Pickman's trying to get some late entries in for the "Most pointless post of 2005" prize? :confused:
That's good news about El Panzon doing home deliveries, I think with that I'm going to be all set for hibernation....
They do great Mexican food...is it that addictive? :D
apparently the pub is changing its name to The Terminus!!
Donna Ferentes
19-12-2005, 12:18
They should put a stop to that.
Dubversion
19-12-2005, 12:18
They should put a stop to that.
badoom-tisk
But why dub? Why would you want the number? :confused: :eek:
*memories of the hobgoblin*
*shudders* ;)
dogmatique
19-12-2005, 13:33
apparently the pub is changing its name to The Terminus!!
Eh? Why on earth would they do something ridiculous like that?
Eh? Why on earth would they do something ridiculous like that?
fuck knows... i mean i can understand they don't want to be associated with a chain pub name but why not return to the originally name (george canning)... the terminus is crap.
TBH the hobgob seems to have lost it recently. everytime i've been in there on a friday/saturday night it's been eerily empty. sad.
Minnie_the_Minx
19-12-2005, 14:10
Eh? Why on earth would they do something ridiculous like that?
"Situated at the junction of Effra Road and Water Lane, The George Canning public house was the terminus of a London General Omnibus Company bus route."
According to the Editor's "Then and Now" Brixton pictures page
Donna Ferentes
19-12-2005, 14:11
The annual Oxford CAMRA Beer Festival used to take place at Long Hanborough Bus Museum (http://www.oxfordbusmuseum.org.uk/) with the tables set just in front of the old vehicles.
Dubversion
19-12-2005, 14:12
But why dub? Why would you want the number? :confused: :eek:
*memories of the hobgoblin*
*shudders* ;)
i was going to a wake there.
i was going to a wake there.
ooops shit sorry Dub :( :rolleyes:
my bad....
Dubversion
19-12-2005, 14:33
ooops shit sorry Dub :( :rolleyes:
my bad....
's'ok. and yeh, it's still kinda shit there :(
I'd argue with that - its cleaned its act up a lot. The food's some of the best in Brixton now too.
Dubversion
19-12-2005, 14:50
I'd argue with that - its cleaned its act up a lot. The food's some of the best in Brixton now too.
the food is fantastic, and the pub looks a lot better. but it's still a depressing place, even if it's not for a wake.
I'd argue with that - its cleaned its act up a lot. The food's some of the best in Brixton now too.
Aaah haven't been for a few years tbh it was a right shithole before - you could always have a right messy night in there though :)
I'd argue with that - its cleaned its act up a lot. The food's some of the best in Brixton now too.
so why is it deserted most of the time then? even saturday night!
Yossarian
19-12-2005, 15:52
A lot of regulars have moved on - the music's changed a lot too, I was in there briefly on Saturday night and they seemed to be playing some plinkety-plonkety piano stuff!
I've always liked the Hob - I suppose I like it a little less now it's not as scuzzy as it used to be and they've stopped doing 4X at £1.50 a pint, but eating Mexican food and drinking beer by an open fire is still a fine way to spend a winter's Sunday afternoon...
Dubversion
19-12-2005, 15:59
A lot of regulars have moved on - the music's changed a lot too, I was in there briefly on Saturday night and they seemed to be playing some plinkety-plonkety piano stuff!
I've always liked the Hob - I suppose I like it a little less now it's not as scuzzy as it used to be and they've stopped doing 4X at £1.50 a pint, but eating Mexican food and drinking beer by an open fire is still a fine way to spend a winter's Sunday afternoon...
this might be a lot of its problem - it's no longer the big draw it was a few years ago (when i started drinking there in the early 90s it was like bloody Glastonbury every night :D ) but it's such a big place. so yeh, a quiet afternoon pint or whatever is fine, but on a weekend evening it just seems really soul-destroying somehow
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