the do got did ( a month late)

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More on the mystery dive, please.

Sounds like a rum do. Round my way, Sailor Jerry rum is called a Dark and Stormy - less call for the pirate sounds, but delicious none the less.

'The Vaults' in Brum. Was cosy and not over-subscribed, with one warm curtained booth free when we arrived. There's a volume dimmer-switch in each booth so you don't have to spend the evening with a hand cupped around an ear, shouting, 'What?'

Aha(rr). Twas certainly a dark and stormy night, then.

Why don't more places have booths? Booths with volume-control switches? How ace. Christmas parties in January mean you avoid the disappointment of a soggy over-priced dinner in a mediocre Quality Inn (I speak from bitter recent experience).

Sorry about your 'Quality' Inn experience - hope you managed to drink your way through it. As for booths with adjustable volume - ace indeed. Even the word 'booth' is ace. I may have to start carrying some sort of portable booth around with me for use in pubs.

We also had our Christmas do in January as we had singularly failed to find a time when all 5 of us who kind of work together could congregate. Not a grog-filled evening like yours, though - we met at Borough Market on a sunny, cold Friday morning and went for breakfast/brunch here . It was far, far better than trying for an overpriced, crowded pre-Christmas bash - oh yes.

What did I have? A full English, of course - would've been rude not to.

That is indeed a sage idea. Have been literally drooling over the website, as has the Boss. Like the way they talk about researching ancient British cookery.

You can't beat a full English.

The trick is to have brekkie before you walk around the market. If you don't, there's a distinct chance you'll end up broke. And fat. How can you not love a stall that sells raclette sarnies - a heart attack in greaseproof paper, that is?

No idea what raclette is, so looked it up. Looks heart-stoppingly good. Anything involving cheese and greesproof paper is fine by me.

I wasn't hungry before reading your comment.

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