The Energon Pub

Dealer wrote:

Optimus Frimal wrote:

Dealer wrote:
I did buy some new shows I suppose?

Um... yay?

Dealer wrote:I meant shoes you git

Um... more yay?

And welcome aboard new people

Dealer wrote:Is it Insurgent? I've never been to one, and I thought it sounded like a specialist shop. Good to know I might find one yet!

There are 8 branches of Fenwicks in the UK - so I suppose its a bit of both (specialist and regular retail)

As you haven't had the experience of one before MB let me describe it to you. Its a very posh department store. They sell allsorts of things, but the York one seems to specialise in perfume - its right at the entrance and it takes ages to walk through the whole section. As a small child I used to see if I could hold my breath until I got to the escalators at the back of the shop (as the toy department is in the basement). In fact, I sometimes still hold my breath as I wouldn't be surprised if the oxygen content of the air is less than 0%

Tangent wrote:

Pottermus_Prime wrote:

Dealer wrote:I had an orange plant called Oscar once. The dog peed on it and he died

WTF YOU FEED YOUR DOG

Good question! Also, you have such odd stories.

I'v killed lot's of things, not with pee though. ¬ ¬

Oh, and Hi to Dreadwind too!

I have a very interesting life

And the dog eats pedigree chum and bleach when it gets near the floor tiles...


Sounds like Beatties! ****, I didn't know there was one in York. Wish I'd gone in when I was up there two years ago.


It sounds like a cool shop. I'll have to try and find one.



I reckon Sheffield will have one.

Dealer wrote:Sounds like Beatties! ****, I didn't know there was one in York. Wish I'd gone in when I was up there two years ago.


It sounds like a cool shop. I'll have to try and find one.



I reckon Sheffield will have one.

Branches are located in:
Newcastle
York
Windsor
Canterbury
Tunbridge Wells
Leicester
Bond Street (London)
Brent Cross (London)

Also Bentalls (whatever that is) is part of the Fenwick group

Well, that's both a bummer and cool.


Bummer, because there's not one in Sheffield.
Cool because I'm going to Leiscester uni for a tour and interview.
Maybe I can pop in there for a poke.

jazzrules wrote:

Dealer wrote:Is it Insurgent? I've never been to one, and I thought it sounded like a specialist shop. Good to know I might find one yet!

There are 8 branches of Fenwicks in the UK - so I suppose its a bit of both (specialist and regular retail)

As you haven't had the experience of one before MB let me describe it to you. Its a very posh department store. They sell allsorts of things, but the York one seems to specialise in perfume - its right at the entrance and it takes ages to walk through the whole section. As a small child I used to see if I could hold my breath until I got to the escalators at the back of the shop (as the toy department is in the basement). In fact, I sometimes still hold my breath as I wouldn't be surprised if the oxygen content of the air is less than 0%

You just described the one in Canterbury perfectly! And what I used to do when I went in there

You all must live in such nice places...

I live in a village where they still do witch hunts

Tangent wrote:You all must live in such nice places...

I do - York is the only place in the world I can imagine living in. The only thing that could make it any better is a change in the council and a few less tourists (although don't let my disliking of tourists stop you visiting my fine city)

Dealer wrote:I live in a village where they still do witch hunts

Now I knew villagers were strange (due to the fact a few of my friends live in villages) but not that strange

Tangent wrote:You all must live in such nice places...

It depends. Define nice...

Maybe me and D live in the same place? Does it rain none stop where you are? We have our own special type of rain, no joke.

Dealer wrote:I live in a village where they still do witch hunts

Lucky. Wish here was as lively as there

haha, i didnt know they had discovered witches where you come from Dealer??? Last time i was there, they still used the word "Ugg"

Dealer wrote:I live in a village where they still do witch hunts

He turned me into a newt!

Tangent wrote:Maybe me and D live in the same place? Does it rain none stop where you are? We have our own special type of rain, no joke.

I bet my rain is more special Today, I stepped out my house, it pissed it down while I waited for my bus, got on bus, it stops raining. Get off bus, starts pissing down again. Swim to school, get in school building, stops raining. Have assembly. Exit school building, starts raining again. Swim to Maths, get to maths. Stops raining. etc.
Leave school, not raining. Helpful friend says 'Wow. Look it isn't raining at the moment. Que thunder and rain again. Swim to bus stop, get on bus. Rain stops again. Exit bus, starts raining again. Swim up hill to my house. Enter house, it stops raining.
Enter home, try to figure out why the rain has a grudge against me

Pottermus_Prime wrote:haha, i didnt know they had discovered witches where you come from Dealer??? Last time i was there, they still used the word "Ugg"

Ugg? Ugg ugg ugg ugg ugg!

jazzrules wrote:

Tangent wrote:You all must live in such nice places...

I do - York is the only place in the world I can imagine living in. The only thing that could make it any better is a change in the council and a few less tourists (although don't let my disliking of tourists stop you visiting my fine city)

I loved it when I visited. I stayed at the monkeybar hotel.
I found a little comic shop, that sold reissue Skids.

I dunno what the shop was called though...

Just think. We might've brushed past one another that week

jazzrules wrote:

Dealer wrote:I live in a village where they still do witch hunts

Now I knew villagers were strange (due to the fact a few of my friends live in villages) but not that strange

Ever played resident evil 4?
It's a bit like that. Except not so destroyed.

I don't go out in the village- they're all a bunch of inbred freaks.

Tangent wrote:Maybe me and D live in the same place? Does it rain none stop where you are? We have our own special type of rain, no joke.

We have the kind of rain that washes railway tracks away. No joke.

Pottermus_Prime wrote:haha, i didnt know they had discovered witches where you come from Dealer??? Last time i was there, they still used the word "Ugg"

Not at all! The locals are coming along nicely. They use tractors and wear clothes now


I only associate with other people that'd moved in from cities.

I thought that guy in Rez Evil 4 looked familiar...

I'm lucky, I live half a mile out of the village, thank God for old farms. I never have to talk to anyone!

Dealer wrote:

jazzrules wrote:

Tangent wrote:You all must live in such nice places...

I do - York is the only place in the world I can imagine living in. The only thing that could make it any better is a change in the council and a few less tourists (although don't let my disliking of tourists stop you visiting my fine city)

I loved it when I visited. I stayed at the monkeybar hotel.
I found a little comic shop, that sold reissue Skids.

I dunno what the shop was called though...

Just think. We might've brushed past one another that week

jazzrules wrote:

Dealer wrote:I live in a village where they still do witch hunts

Now I knew villagers were strange (due to the fact a few of my friends live in villages) but not that strange

Ever played resident evil 4?
It's a bit like that. Except not so destroyed.

I don't go out in the village- they're all a bunch of inbred freaks.

Glad to hear you enjoyed your stay MB. It'll have been Travelling Man that you went in, as it's the only comic book shop we have.

Indeed we may have brushed passed each other, although I try to avoid going into town too often thanks to the large groups of tourists who walk soooooooooooooo slowly that by the time you get where you are going you've aged about 10 years.

I'm not a fan of Resident Evil, but I've seen videos of it so I get the gist.

Wow, must go for a visit so i can warn the village elders there be an uprising on the horizen



i used to have mates who loved going for a few drinks up there, seriously cant understand why, warm goats milk has no appeal




(man, i can hardly talk, telford blows too )

Yes, it does

hmmm...It probably was. Sounds familiar.


I just barge through people. I have no time to waste on you miserable mortals. Away with you I say!

GUYS!!




Pancake day!


The one day a year we can lick lemons and not be judged!

ermmmmmmmm ok, you guys ok???

Tangent wrote:GUYS!!




Pancake day!


The one day a year we can lick lemons and not be judged!

Erm, ok

I had my pancakes on Saturday when I was at home.

I just like to make a mess, and lick lemons.