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Fellas,

It's been a good wee while since I have posted around these parts.

Largely due to family explosion.

My oldest is just about to grow out of his WeSC Buddy selvedge (the youngest is still wearing a pair handed down from her brother - they have been great). I have been looking a round for some selvedge for a 5/6 year old, but nothing is jumping out.

Any tips? Cheers

Hope you are OK bro - looks pretty crazy down there again

Online sizing looks a little off - anyone tried on a shirt?

It says XL is 21" Pit to Pit - hmmm

http://www.dqmnewyork.com/shop/customer-service/#answer7

depends what you are into, and what you have seen in London before, if anything.

If you haven't seen much of anything, then jump on one of the open top bus tours (maybe a bit cold) and see most of the main sites (well, at least drive past them) in a couple of hours.

The second hand bookshops off Charing Cross Road are interesting for a poke around ...

Two things not to miss in London:

- Go and have a look at the Tower of London

- then wander up the road to Brick Lane and have ten pints and a curry

SuFu continues to help me spend money.

I hadn't visited SuFu for ages, but start reading this thread this afternoon, read all 150 pages and dropped $200 along the way.

Happy days.

Earl's Court is underrated IMO

Loads of good food places

Decent burgers

http://www.allinlondon.co.uk/restaurants/restaurant-11576.php

Opposite the tube there are some alleyways with a couple of decent and cheapish Chinese places

Big Tesco near the West Ken overbridge too if ya wanna be mad cheap

I looked at this threads title...then the stats. 151 views and 150 replies........that means only one person looked and didn't post. Who was it...we are after you.

hands up

was too confused to post

Hey guys, I searched and there wasn't any around the world thread. (well, around the world of america yer but im talking about around the world EARTH).

So here it goes!

Im planning to start like this ->

Sydney - Honolulu - Los angels - NYC

NYC - Paris

Paris - Berlin

Berlin - Beijing - Shanghai - Japan

Japan - Taipei - Hong Kong - Sydney

any advices? thanks~

eurostar to london from paris

thailand over taipei ...

Legato's maitre d was a damn decent chap ... have his card somewhere, North African/ French fella that was a brilliant host, extremely knowledgable about wine and a good laugh too ...

I had an early peek at gears 2 and fable 2 - amazing ... gears esp ...

is legato good?

is atom so-so`?

WHERE CAN I GET A CHEAP BIKE???

Legato is pretty good - prices are reasonable I thought - decent wine list... 20,000 for dinner for two with a fair amount of booze ...

I'm pretty sure you still need to get tickets to each individual show - at least for the big names ... worth dropping them a line to see

World is back - not my cuppa tea - but show will be amazing I bet ...

what sort of stuff are you after?

what kinda stuff are you into? i would only know about hardcore punk and hip hop shows.

hip hop is all good. also indie + min tech sorta stuff.

any recommendations for an online gig guide for Tokyo? the ones I have found have been shockers

Man - it's awesome - still discovering rad things - the GPS/ Mapping is spot on and just brilliant

I have just bitten the bullet and scooped one up ... yet to have a good play around with it ... wasn't cheap in NZ - and the data plans are pretty silly price-wise too, but I got sucked into the hype

Well I know the Thylas goes to Antwerp...but for that 50% off sale, I can only get as far as Brussels? is that correct?

think so chap - but the local train from brussels to antwerp is likely to be pretty cheap - and that way you get to visit brussels too - all good

it's, I think, a 30 min train trip

trains from brussels go all the time - have a look at the belguim rail site http://www.b-rail.be/main/index.html

was just booking some train tickets and saw this - summer sale for you mr neuman

http://www.raileurope.com/us/specials/thalys_summer_special.htm

London?

Or have a look for cheap flights on easyjet and see what deals there are and let that determine your travel plans.

Barcelona? Berlin? Milan? Naples? All within a couple of hours ...

I think the average commute in London is 50 minutes, so if you can get to work/ uni in 30 you are doing well.

Both New Cross and FP wouldn't be my first picks. But, the cheaper the rent the more $$ you have for going out ... New Cross is on the overland lines too - so you can get to London Bridge fast

we paid 1700 for a really nice four-bedroom place on the border of Peckham/ Camberwell

train to blackfriars took ten minutes ...