Keef

Right, going with my heart over my head this weekend... Probably not a great idea. Birmingham 1 - 2 Reading Derby 1 - 3 Middlesbrough Man. City 2 - 0 Bolton Portsmouth 2 - 2 Tottenham Sunderland 1 - 2 Aston Villa West Ham 2 - 1 Everton Wigan 1 - 1 Blackburn Fulham 2 - 2 Newcastle Liverpool 2 - 1 Man.United Arsenal 1 - 1 Chelsea I can't believe I am rehearsing this Sunday and will miss the big matches! :X

Anytime my dear, and yes he can be Brad.... Or Lassie, it's up to you really >:D

See here Kel. Good luck Chav, 'av it large!!!

I think that it's fine for a CoE or Catholic school to do a Nativity. I know not all the kids are from Christian backgrounds, but the parents knew the school was a Christian school before sending their kids there, and so. for me, have to accept things like this. I went to CoE primary, and did Nativities and Harvest festival and all that, but as Chav said above, we also learnt about lots of other religious festivals, and did things for them. In non religious schools it is obviously more of a contentious issue, but I think all parents should be happy for their children to learn about various religious stories, whether they believe in them or not. I don't think the God bit should be flogged too much, but at the end of the day, I think it's nicer for the kids to learn about the Nativity story than to just think christmas is when the fat bloke in red will bring me an xbox.

CHAV, it wasn't me that said Kathy Burke (although I love her). This started on a different thread, so I just moved it over here.I'd actually put you as a cross between Billy Bragg, Liam Gallagher and Geri Halliwell ;-) Ant, it's the boyish good looks and general nice guyishness :))

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is silly. I would love to know who really gives a dam about the post code they live in. It's a status symbol for some. Some Scousers used to think it made them sound hard to be from Liverpool 8 (L8 being Toxteth). :-S

For God's sake, let it lie!

Do you alternate which child goes in the front seat? I always feel sorry for the kid at the back, must be a boring trip.

>:D< Please don't take my comment above as anti baby or anti parent, I plan to join the ranks sometime... It does bug me though when parents bite the heads off of people that don't care for babies or parenthood. They are just as entitled to an opinion even if they haven't reproduced.

Have just emailed CrystalClear/Fear n' Boozin, and he would like to do this, but can't access the forum at the moment. Does anyone want to suggest a day? What would we need... Does anyone have any song sheets?

ratty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Excellent - another baby shop! People do have babies ya know! But some people don't have babies ya know! Why do parents always get so defensive about these comments? Surely even if you do have babies, there are other shops you'd like to see so that you can go and not think babies for 5 minutes?

Without wanting to doubt my learned friend CrystalClear, I very much doubt that he'll be organising this, think he just liked the idea... If it does go ahead, I would be happy to join in as a tenor.

More or less opposite the church that you can see from the train platform... All Saints?

I almost said Andi McDowell for Mogs (it's the locks).

And Ratty (wind in the willows). Loz, much better ;-)

Loz, Benny Hill... Benny f**king Hill!!!!!!!!!!! You seemed alright you know, how wrong can a guy be? Jah, Ozzy... Now that I like! B) Anna.... Kirsty Gallacher? She supports Liverpool. Apparently Joss Stone does too, but she's an annoying turd.

lozzyloz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So this explains why it's so difficult to get a black cab south of the river late at night. > People ask to go home to East Dulwich and then suddenly say "Oh! Next left please I'm just off Southampton Way." Ha, that's just reminded me of a time I got a cab from a party in Shooters Hill with an ex, an old school friend, and her fella. He knew full well she lived in East Dulwich, but insisted on telling the cab driver he lived in Peckham. The driver then went through New Cross, in to Peckham, and the guy started directing him. We ended up dropping him off just round the corner from Goose Green... Now I know that is Peckham, but the cab ended up costing a fortune! Had he just said, we could have all gone straight to Goose Green and walked from there. Grrr! Aaaanyway, Alan I'm sorry for dragging you back to Square One, so where does Camberwell end then? What about the part of Denmark Hill going up towards Red Post Hill?

TillieTrotter - Gillian Anderson? Asset - Kelly MacDonald

Well it started off as a funeral plan, but you know what it's like, have a few beers in the CPT, find a bin bag, decide to see if the beer will make you float or not... boys will be boys.

I think it's fine to say you live in Denmark Hill, I've always looked at that area as seperate from Camberwell.

Alan Dale said Keef- Animal off the Muppets Sean - Edward Woodward (The equaliser) *Bob* - Danny Larue Alas, Alan, I am no drummer.

Right, so as to highjack this thread no further, please see East Dulwich - The Sitcom. Back on track, I remember Maurice joining us, and asking if The Grove could move to Dulwich.

Okay, so not as to take over the EDF Review thread any more. So far we have Dulwichmum - Billie Piper SeanMacGanhann - Sean Hughes Alan Dale - Patrick Stewart Jah Lush - Keef Richards/Ronnie Wood Mockney Piers - ????? Polly D - Angelina Jollie Louisa - Judi Dench Ant - Michael J Fox Snorky - Robbie Coltrane (tough talking scot) Mockney Piers - David Schwimmer CWALD - Kathy Burke Keef - Jack Black Bagpuss - Helene Bonham-Carter Maurice - Boris JohnsonMaurice Foxton's salesman - Ricky Gervais James Nesbitt - Timothy Spall Timothy Spall - James Nesbitt Woman with buggy - Olivia Coleman More cast members, and plot lines please...

Not offended Sean, like I say, you're not the first... He probably pulls more chicks than I do too ;-) David Schwimmer is quite good for Mockney, but I was trying to think of someone tall and thin... Boris Johnson - Maurice

Innit, Sydenham Rocks!