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DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Corbyn does not stand for Labour.. Corbyn stands > for Corbyn > > He is using The Labour Party for his own devices. > > > He wants Labour to win BUT only if HE is in > charge. What a load of bollocks. What evidence have you got for that?
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Oh ok thanks. Shan't be going there then :(
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RyeRambler Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't overlook 148 on Lordship Lane. Ive only been > twice but thought the food was excellent and good > value. In town i think Phoenix Palace baker street > has the best food. Hakkasan also has good food but > place is a bit wanky Where is 148 on Lordship Lane? Wuli Wuli is OK. Not keen on Wagamama (though as said above it isn't Chinese). I think it's gone way downhill since its early days ( but I haven't been there for years, so maybe it has gone uphill again!
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SpringTime Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- The fresh herbs > section is underwhelming. Bit surprised you say that. I got a good sized pot of healthy Thai Basil there some time ago, and it's still going strong. Never seen Thai Basil anywhere else in East Dulwich.
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DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > BT Excellent customer service.. I think you will find if you google that BT do not do well on customer service/satisfaction ratings. Talk Talk are setting the bar rather low, so it isn't surprising that BT are better than them.
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There was a lady in Ulverscroft Road yesterday knocking on doors, but it wasn't to help with shopping I don't think - or at least not in the way I understood your post. I stand to be corrected, as I told her I wasn't interested, but she appeared to be promoting one of those schemes which deliver vegetables and other food to your house.
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snoopy17 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > The staff look so miserable and bored. > I rarely go in there, but yes, when I do the people on the tills seem like they can hardly bring themselves to serve you. On one occasion I actually said to the person on the checkout "You look like you really enjoy your job" and she looked at me and said "No I don't" :)) Whereas the people in M&S are almost always really cheerful and helpful.
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Jules-and-Boo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > would have preferred to have commissioned a local > school and given them the money Yes, that would have been a great idea. A wall near the Cowley Centre in Oxford has a brilliant series of murals done by local children, I believe from various local schools and community groups.
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The divi still exists. It just isn't called that any more. If you sign up you get instant reductions at the checkout. It's brilliant. Sometimes I have got most of my shopping free.
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The current heading does imply that a thief returned a stolen dog to its owner - also implying that s/he knew who the owner was - which is rather more weird than somebody taking a possibly distressed dog to a vet, but hey ho, I guess there are more important things to do than change a heading on a forum thread :) -
intexasatthe moment Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well now ,lets see ...poster busy with other > things in life ,not their top priority ,missed > Penguin's post ... They have been pretty active on this thread
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JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I use buses and tube - no taxi in years. > > I'd use them in an emergency but not for getting > around London. Same here, apart from when I've been too ill to use public transport.
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cazzyr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The completely defunct and never used bowling > green area would be great for tennis courts.. I thought there were plans for the bowling green? Can't remember what they were, though!
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rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They're looking to redevelop that building anyway, > extending it and putting flats at the back, so the > mural may not be there for long. Thank goodness for that :)
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Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Whilst it is great that the dog has been reunited > with its owner, could the opening headline be > changed? It appears the dog wasn't stolen, from > what I can see, but (wrongly) handed in to a vet > as being lost or abandoned. The change to > 'Returned' is great, but maybe 'Stolen' to > 'Missing' as well? > > Too many people judge the area based on the > headlines on e.g. this forum. This says that there > is a dog stealing issue locally (which may be so, > but which this thread isn't, it seems, evidence > for). This is a good point. Is there any reason why the original heading hasn't been changed?
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mrwb Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Uber very safe imo. You actually know who's car > you're getting in to, have a digital trail for the > entire journey, full tracking and the rest. > But from what I've read, you don't, in fact. Many of Uber's drivers are apparently uninsured, and also some drivers are using another driver's ID, if I have understood things correctly. So you may know whose car you are getting into, but not necessarily who is driving it, nor whether they are insured.
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What do you mean, how best to negotiate with BT? Is BT your only possible provider? I have fibre, and I'm with Plusnet. I was with BT for a time and their customer service was appalling. I know Plusnet belongs to BT, but they are run as different companies.
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alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just seems weird Well if you don't believe Turtle, I guess you could always go and ask the vet yourself :) ETA: I have sometimes seen dogs who didn't look very happy tied up outside shops and have wondered whether I should do something about it. If this dog was distressed and/or had been left there for a long time, it doesn't surprise me at all that somebody might have taken him/her to the vet, since there is a vet more or less opposite the shop in question.
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I thought the new speaker was already decided?
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alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wasn't totally convinced by the 'only taking it > to vet' story. But the vet can confirm or otherwise, surely?
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cella Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They are currently not fit for purpose. This is > the second suspension and despite a change of CEO > and a massive advertising campaign they are still > allowing dodgy practices and not ensuring full > safety for customers. It's right that TfL are > pursuing this and they shoukd be supported. I agree.
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Who is a good hairdresser for teenage girl (15)
Sue replied to HJNMNunhead's topic in The Family Room Discussion
Try Shingo at Kuki in Bellenden Road. He's a fantastic cutter (with lots and lots of recommendations on here). Obviously I can't guarantee that your daughter will like him, but he is unlikely to leave his own salon! He does get booked up quite a long way in advance, though. 020 3441 5792 -
What is ironic is that last year somebody painted what I thought was a really sweet little poem on this wall (picture attached) and it was removed within a few days.
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Pleased that the story has a happy ending, however if a person was sufficiently concerned to take the dog to a vet for safekeeping, the owner must have been gone a long time?
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To be clear, I never finished it, hence the reference to "trying" - my brain got stuck at some point and I never got past that point :)) Thanks for the suggestion re the cloud, though :)