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tedfudge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue .. > You are well informed on things and > You was absolutely right I just read it on the > southwark news website.. > Can you please give me 6 numbers for the > Euromillions tomorrow I only knew because a neighbour had just posted it on our road WhatsApp group. But here you go: 1 2 3 4 5 6. Good luck 🤣

The place in front of the cricket club opposite the old Harvester is there again this year.

All over now. Apparently the guy is safe. Good news.

Apparently somebody threatening to jump off KCH roof 😭 Apparently the hospital is blocked off.

ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > I can't believe there are people > > who don't know about 100's! > > Why not? Indeed. I've been posting on here for aeons, and I've never understood what it was all about. Some cliquey thing 😶

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Damn ... wrong account LOL (I'm just being sarky > and don't know if there are two accounts or not) Rookie error 🤣

toothpaste Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > malumbu Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > But please don't specify individual groups, > in > > > this case North African and sub-Saharan > Africa > > as > > > it shows conscious or unconscious bias. > There > > are > > > many not from these groups misbehaving. > > > > > > The person who posted that was just looking for > a > > reaction. > > > > Not at all, i was highlighting the most flagrant > flouting of the lockdown i saw, even back in April > and May when the whole country was terrified and > 1000 people were dying each day. > > Sorry- is that not allowed? Am i not allowed to > report the illegal activity i saw? Jesus wept. Er, this is your first post, apparently. So how can you have been highlighting anything? Unless you are Steven Taylor posting under another name.

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But please don't specify individual groups, in > this case North African and sub-Saharan Africa as > it shows conscious or unconscious bias. There are > many not from these groups misbehaving. The person who posted that was just looking for a reaction. Click on his name to see his other posts. Edited to make clear that I'm not referring to malumbu!

sarah-marie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They said it would be termites or linked to the > subsidence.. I don't know if can tell as cannot > pull up the flooring.. A previous survey was done > by a couple that pulled out and apparently nothing > was flagged up about it on that.. I don't think there are termites in East Dulwich! Might you be able to get hold of the previous survey? I don't know if it was the owner who told you nothing was flagged up, but if so, they would, wouldn't they? Do you know why the couple pulled out after having had a survey done? I once pulled out of buying a house I was very keen on because of the survey.

Oh! Just seen you said the heucheras had actually come apart from their roots. Not much to save then possibly 😭 I just googled, and I haven't read all this, but it might help? http://www.lifeinplants.com/life-in-plants/pest-alert-vine-weevils-about-and-many-sad-heucheras

Empty out all the compost in the pots that the heucheras are in, or any other pots with vine weevil damage, and dispose of it (not in your garden). Wash every speck of compost from what's left of the roots of the heucheras. Wash the containers very thoroughly indeed. Hopefully you have now got rid of any remaining grubs or eggs. Replant the heucheras in completely fresh (new) compost and cross your fingers that they have enough roots left to grow. You might be better planting them in smaller pots to start off with. Heucheras are unfortunately prone to vine weevil, so unless you are very attached to them you may be better cutting your losses and starting completely again with something else. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news! ETA: I know you said you had too much soil to send to landfill, but so far as I know, there are no chemicals available for non-commercial gardeners to treat vine weevil. I don't have a solution unless you bag it all up and take it to the tip a bit at a time 😭 ETA: Nematodes are fine at the right time of year but expensive, especially if you have a lot of pots to treat. Personally I think it would be much safer in the long term to get rid of any compost which may have eggs in (which I don't think the nematodes can treat until they have hatched into the vile grubs, but I may be wrong).

sarah-marie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks sue, How did you find out its > bomb damage.. That's a good reason as you know its > not rotting away!! After thirty years I can't remember, but I imagine either it's in the survey or the surveyor told me. I have the survey somewhere. Was your structural surveyor not able to explain the sloping floor? Isn't that sort of thing what you pay them for?!

My house has a sloping floor in the top right room and apparently it's bomb damage. Quite a few bombs fell round here in WW2. ETA: I've been here 30 years and it was like it when I moved in (I had a full structural survey done at the time). Are you thinking of buying the house? If so, you definitely should rule out any potentially expensive causes of the slope before burning your bridges (or knock down the price ...)

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have in deed seen Chinese Elvis, but some may > remember the two Italian restaurants run by > feuding family members in Streatham that both had > an Elvis Cabaret. > > https://www.deseret.com/1992/8/4/18997635/elvis-is > -alive-well-and-working-in-south-london-both-of-hi > m Ha ha I saw Elvis at La Pergola one Christmas Day long ago 🤣🤣🤣 Had no idea about the feud 🤣🤣🤣 Wouldn't have been my choice - my dad took the whole family - but it was great fun!

There used to be a Chinese Elvis who regularly performed in a restaurant on the Old Kent Road. Sadly I never saw him. However I did once spend a memorable (for many reasons) New Year's Eve at an Indian restaurant where there was an Indian Elvis. It was brilliant 😁

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Who or what is Elvis from Nunhead, I could Google > it, but best if you explain. It's a guy from Nunhead who does Elvis impersonations.

Effra Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Try this > https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=squirrel+slip > pery+pole&ru=%2fvideos%2fsearch%3fq%3dsquirrel%2bs > lippery%2bpole%26%26FORM%3dVDVVXX&view=detail&mid= > 3EA7411D5C5B01072E703EA7411D5C5B01072E70&rvsmid=73 > CF057C5C1A4EA9686773CF057C5C1A4EA96867&FORM=VDQVAP Oh poor squirrel! He (or she) deserves a bit of bird food, for persistence!

singalto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Christmas post mid November? Heaven help us a > month from now! Indeed, particularly as I imagine more people will be buying presents online, and posting them rather than giving them in person!

I've just received this impressively speedy reply: Thanks for flagging this up. I?ve just had a chat with the office manager who confirmed he had a couple of temporary Christmas workers who started with us this week delivering in your area yesterday, though he was surprised to hear they were still out so late. I?ve asked him to go back over the training with these particular people and offer them support to complete the work in the allocated time. I am sure you can appreciate the challenges we have delivering unprecedented levels of letters and parcels at the moment, we have had to bring in some additional resource who are clearly less experienced than our regular posties. Please let me know if you have any other issues.

nxjen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Perhaps they would have asked for your bank > account details on the pretext of where to send > your payment for expenses and daily allowance. Oh yes, that's possible. Good thinking!

clintmcjam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anybody know of anywhere local to Eat Dulwich > where you cna recycle light bulbs and / or small > electrical goods? > The council recycling centre takes small electrical goods, though maybe not as local as you meant? https://www.southwark.gov.uk/bins-and-recycling/recycling/recycling-centres/reuse-and-recycling-centre?chapter=3

Thanks, I just watched it on iPlayer. I was just as fascinated by how that guy managed to get access to the scammer's CCTV and bank accounts 😮 But also why PayPal have continued to allow the scammer to have an account even after being made aware of what he was using it for. Interested to know quite how my jury service scammer would have got any money from me, but I don't intend to click on the link to find out!

Thanks singalto, I'll contact him.