2008-08-27UTC08:09:52Sandbanks Restaurant, The Pavilion, Wear Bay Road - Sat 23rd AugI haven't written one of these reviews for a while and, to be honest, I wondered whether I ever would again. There are only so many times you can be bothered to write something about crap food served by people who don't give a damn about good food o... <br /><a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com/m/11540/Sandbanks+Restaurant%2C+The+Pavilion%2C+Wear+Bay+Road+-+Sat+23rd+Aug">Rated 7.03/10</a> on <a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com">Folkestone Gerald</a>2008-08-27UTC08:02:28Sandbanks menuBeen sent the Sandbanks restaurant (fancy new restaurant at the Pavilion) menu, so here you go. Sounds ambitious but is apparently great, review to follow.STARTERS Creamed Sweetcorn Soup with a Poached Hen EggFour Pounds Ninety Pence Carpaccio of ... <br /><a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com/m/11539/Sandbanks+menu">Rated 7.03/10</a> on <a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com">Folkestone Gerald</a>2008-06-10UTC01:38:58LONE STAR COMEDY CLUB – FRIDAY 27TH JUNE 2008 AT 7.30Following a triumphant show on 31st May The Lone Star Comedy Club returns to the Tower Theatre on North Road at Shorncliffe Garrsion in Cheriton. The line up for the new show will be EARL OKIN, JAMES SHERWOOD, compere MATT PRICE and a newcomer.Earl ... <br /><a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com/m/11312/LONE+STAR+COMEDY+CLUB+%96+FRIDAY++27TH+JUNE+2008+AT+7.30">Rated 5.07/10</a> on <a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com">Folkestone Gerald</a>2008-01-27UTC07:18:07Two completely different properties this weekSaw two houses yesterday in Canterbury, wildly different, and they highlight the fact that we want somewhere exactly in between, which is something that does not exist, at least within our budget...First house was in Vernon Place, and though we're id... <br /><a href="http://www.clarkeology.com/m/10901/Two+completely+different+properties+this+week">Rated 5.04/10</a> on <a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com">Folkestone Gerald</a>2007-07-17UTC12:31:54Edinburgh (being the second part of our holiday)Edinburgh is nice. "Our kind of city" the wife wrote on her postcards, and I agree. We got a speedy train there from Carlisle into Edinburgh Haymarket, this was the side of the city we were staying on. We could have been a bit closer to the action bu... 2006-04-03UTC01:32:44Spicy Cabbage Soup RecipeI'm not dieting or anything but I thought I'd follow this super no fat diet recipe. I added in a bit more veg:1 medium sized onion, quartered and sliced thin3 cloves garlic, chopped5 chillis (pickled, all I had), finely chopped2 tsp ground coriander1... 2005-09-19UTC09:26:35So glad to be back...Bah, back to work today... sorry not to ahve updated, couldn't be bothered over the weekend while we were catching up on real life. Got some honeymoon pics here, though they're not captioned up yet and might not make a lot of sense. Yes, lots of squi... 2005-03-13UTC08:44:53Decorated!Good work decorating elves, the front room is looking very nice now! Still got a gap to fill with skirting board, if we can match up this massive Victorian pattern. Hope ew can find a salvage yard somewhere...Great weekend too, went to Savour Aroma i... <br /><a href="http://www.clarkeology.com/m/2854/Decorated%21">Rated 8.46/10</a> on <a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com">Folkestone Gerald</a>2005-01-23UTC09:08:36Vegetarian and vegan cuisine isn't just for protesters anymoreSo says sanfrancisco.com... we've picked our honeymoon now, and it will involve a stop in San Fran, so this restaurant sounds good!San Francisco's Millennium, located in the Savoy Hotel, features a completely animal-free menu and serves artfully pres... 2004-08-22UTC05:28:44Chambers Beer FestivalThere's another beer festival at Chambers over the bank holiday weekend, ace! The last one in May was a roaring success, don't miss out. Plenty of cider on tap too, get your drinking trousers ready... live bands on each night including Sick Note Blue... <br /><a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com/m/1890/Chambers+Beer+Festival"><img alt="Chambers Beer Festival" src="http://static.flickr.com/56/129479951_df7576bf79_m.jpg" /></a> <br /><a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com/m/1890/Chambers+Beer+Festival">Rated 8.71/10</a> on <a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com">Folkestone Gerald</a>2004-06-30UTC01:32:27No-one told me Stokey would be like thisWorking from home again today, and there's someone playing Metallica out in the back garden (downstairs or next door), what's that all about? I don't want to put my stereo on as it'll look like I'm competing with them. I thought it was all new agey r... 2004-05-28UTC01:46:26It's grim up North LondonNoticed the whole parade of shops near Finsbury Park station was cordoned off by police today, I thought maybe it was something to do with Abu Hamza being arrested, as there were also TV reporters outside the mosque, but NO! Just heard on popbitch th... 2003-11-07UTC03:55:03Julian Casablanca and The StrokesThe Strokes Secret Show for KROCK radio 11/4/03 @ 10:00pmWhile we were waiting outside Hilary is like, "LOOK!" and Its Albert Hammond Jr. Just chilling outside. FREAK OUT!!So we're in there and Regina is playing again, boring. Finally Julian comes ou... 2003-10-20UTC11:11:32Addy (sorry, I don't know his second name)this is the paraplegic who is in the inbetween films on BBC 1, you know the ones... they have people doing Rugby chants on a cliff top, Indian dancers in a palace all doing their thing to the same little tune, well he's the middle black one of the th... 2003-10-13UTC07:53:37Up early to get those AC/DC ticketsC'mon...Good weekend though, started slightly fuzzy with booze, then met the parents for a curry at the Punjab in Covent Garden, then saw David Blaine in his box, he really does seem to be there, I don't get what the trick is still. Is David Blaine c... <br /><a href="http://www.clarkeology.com/m/371/Up+early+to+get+those+AC/DC+tickets">Rated 3.57/10</a> on <a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com">Folkestone Gerald</a>2003-09-07UTC03:33:17Elbow RoomYesterday was great, much drinking, didn't see Limp Bizkit at all, went to the Elbow Room and played pool and finished it all off with a nice curry at Anglo Asian on Church Street.Just tried to subscribe to the national lottery, but it won't let me, ... 2003-07-17UTC09:03:56YesterdayPopbitch party was last night, a little trial of a new venue, Centro on Grays Inn Road, worked well though I didn't stay long... went instead for pints at the Rose and Crown and then The Defoe and then a Chinese from some place on Church Street we'd ... 2002-08-15UTC08:32:35RE: Last night was coolWent to see THE DARKNESS in Notting Hill last night... free entry before 8pm, but we worked out that the extra we'd spend on overpriced booze there would negate the saving, so went a bit later, only to be TURNED AWAY as it was SOLD OUT! Went for anot... 2002-01-22UTC11:13:34Phwooar, 126,918 clicks...PopEx continues to rise, over 120,000 page impressions yesterday, and only about 10% of those page impressions are down to the new "refreshing" frames of the control panel - http://www.popex.com/control/ - as it's not really been promoted yet...There... 2001-12-11UTC11:55:05Lord of the Rings ReviewDo you remember the last time you heard applause at the cinema? Seemed to happen all the time when I was a kid, whooping and cheering as the opening titles rolled up the screen. This was Hampshire, so possibly it was the wonder of electricity that pe... 2000-07-07UTC03:05:05Still haven't found what I'm looking forHere's a list of "what people where searching for when they found popex.com by accident", if that makes any sense...coldplaybomfunk mcsgirl thingatbbelle and sebastianjj72Eminemrichard blackwoodmadison avenuecraig davidMake any sense? No, good. It ha... 2000-05-05UTC10:56:02Sisqo InfernoHere are all the divis that bands paid out this week... global sales dictated most of this week's returns, and Sisqo proved to be still hugely undervalued...17.6% - £3.14 Santana24.5% - £1.99 Sisqo10.5% - £1.78 'N Sync18.8% - £1.69 Destiny's Child15....