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Lambykins's Dutch Coffee House - ADULTS ONLY (LAMB)     

Spaceman - 28 Jan 2005 23:56


CLOSED - THANKS to all customers for the last few years

stockbunny - 11 Mar 2005 15:44 - 1942 of 24230

They produced a video a few years ago with various sketches
from years back including the one where they could only
bury one person a day in the cemetary and the two lots of
undertakers were racing to get there or they couldn't bury
them until the next day - it was so funny, he could make a
joke out of so many things and not be offensive.

stockbunny - 11 Mar 2005 15:46 - 1943 of 24230

Here we go for anyone interested:
BBC video (probably available on DVD these days)
"Dave Allen"
BBCV 5374

Priscilla - 11 Mar 2005 16:47 - 1944 of 24230

Just back from the latest ear op where it was an 'Alice in Theatreland' sort-of-day. It seems Fridays are 'Hip' days and all the adult rooms and wards were full. So I was put in a private room, with terrace and mini bar....on the Pediatric Unit. I thought it was odd as I had to push two cots, a pedal fire-engine and a large Bart Simpson toy out of my way to get down the corridor to my room. Where I waited. For 40 minutes. My Consultant bounded through the door and said he'd been paged to confirm his assessment of my mental age as it was most unusual to have an adult on their floor! They assumed I had the mental age of a child.....

I had my own nurse, who had to come down from the adult floor above as all the other nurses only knew about patients less than 5 foot tall and the trolley that came to get me had pink and blue teddies all over it and the gas-man was sporting elephants on his 'uniform'!

It was amusing and nice to see how they treated this big kid. My two nurses were lovely and they did keep explaining to all the staff my mental faculties appeared fine, but lots of grown-ups offered to hold my hand and said I was very brave!

I ordered a prawn sandwich and a glass of wine for lunch and somebody had 'corrected' my childish naughtiness and brought me a tuna sandwich and a can of orange. With a Thomas the Tank Engine cup.

I have my Certificate confirming I was very brave sitting next to my keyboard!

Large glass of white burgundy, please, someone. In a wine glass, this time, if possible.

Fundamentalist - 11 Mar 2005 16:54 - 1945 of 24230

Afternoon all

Cilla - 1 large glass of a nice bourgogne coming up

apologies but i had to laugh - well done on being a brave girl!!!

Spaceman - 11 Mar 2005 17:28 - 1946 of 24230

P sounds like a fun day, in as much as anything with doctors and hospitals can be. I would have tried out the pedal fire engine myself. Anyway hope you feel OK and it sorts the problem out.

Will you be well enough for a LDC next week? Lambykins keeps asking for a slice ;-)

Priscilla - 11 Mar 2005 17:29 - 1947 of 24230

Thanks, Fundy! Is there a second glass. The first one was the quick-evaporating type.

Socrates - 11 Mar 2005 17:32 - 1948 of 24230

Good evening all. It's the weekend once more and time to have a rest.

Priscilla
Have you upset someone? DYS is red today, sad!

Priscilla - 11 Mar 2005 17:33 - 1949 of 24230

Only the directors' way of marking Red Nose Day, Socs. If it was called Blue Nose Day, the shares would have gone up.

Fundamentalist - 11 Mar 2005 17:38 - 1950 of 24230

Cilla

love the DYS logic - if you check your glass it is full again and will magically refill itself everytime it goes below 1/4 full for the rest of the evening :-)

Socrates - 11 Mar 2005 18:00 - 1951 of 24230

Priscilla
I was thinking about you and your ear op today. It must have been odd in the infants ward. Just as well you didn't need the "facilities". They might have been just a little small.

Priscilla - 11 Mar 2005 18:17 - 1952 of 24230

Well I took one look at the theatre gown they brought from me and asked my nurse to bring me something a little more suitable from the adult ward. It had bunnies and ducks but not a lot of material!

Great glass of wine this, fundy!

daves dazzlers - 11 Mar 2005 18:40 - 1953 of 24230

Evening,sad news about comedy dave i will raise a can of murphys tonight on your behalf,one of my favourite comics.

Well enough of that,,,hows tricks all,

Opto looking good that cpg now,and no i was not in bed,,,wish i was.

Spaceman - 11 Mar 2005 18:40 - 1954 of 24230

P was it one of those gowns with no back? I had to wear one of them once when I was having some x-rays.

Indiana - 11 Mar 2005 19:41 - 1955 of 24230

Went missing again, back now. When you are an alchemist you can disappear quite easily.

Hey! Fundamentalist, a pickaxe and spade, steady on there, that's far too heavy handed and on the ground floor too. Shame!

Indiana - 11 Mar 2005 19:44 - 1956 of 24230

Got to disappear again now, see you later.

chocolat - 11 Mar 2005 20:55 - 1957 of 24230

Time to relish the hammock all by myself...I know, the novelty will soon wear off. And I bet the bugger sneaked off with all the Armagnac too.

Speaking of hospital cases, I thought my mother was one today...turns out she's been ODing on the old sleeping tablets. Not convinced yet though..

And as for Fridays, Spacie - there are times when not one of the three of us in the office (and that includes Mr Grumpy) is capable of answering the phone in the afternoon, cos we're always convulsed in a heap..

Fundamentalist - 11 Mar 2005 21:57 - 1958 of 24230

Evening all

Indy - 1 day youll stick around long enough for a conversation

optomistic - 11 Mar 2005 22:45 - 1959 of 24230

Just popped in for a quick 'fix' run out at home :-( Start with a Guinness then have a look to see what's about.

little willie - 12 Mar 2005 06:18 - 1960 of 24230

Just caught up on news, as Dave Allen always ended his show
"May YOUR god go with you" - let's hope hope his does, funny man.

Cilla, v.sorry to hear about your ear troubles but love the descriptive way you make light of it; suppose they didn't have to shave you lower down!
They seem to want to, any excuse...lol...minds just wandering...who said that?
What? Speak up!

Also like the thought of you wandering around in one of those backless gowns several sizes too small....yea...sounds good to me..........

Anyway, I bet if I whispered across a crowded floor " Would you like a glass of Bollie?" You'd hear!!

Spaceman - 12 Mar 2005 07:09 - 1961 of 24230

Morning all, woke up to bright sunshine in Hastings, really nice as it was pissing down when I went to bed. Nice to see the sun.

A quick coffee then I have to drive 20 miles to pick up a parcel, nice that these courier companies have such local depots.
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