Sue

alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Could anyone clarify why mural by lordship is > horrible. I had thought I liked it. It's a matter of personal taste. I don't think anybody is saying the mural is objectively horrible (which would be an odd thing to say). They are just saying that they personally don't like it. If you thought you liked it, you probably still do. Don't be swayed by what other people think about it!

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As I can't find the irrational rage thread, I'm posting this here. M&S. This is not just any old carp. This is M&S carp. (No fish jokes, please). M&S, no wonder you are failing miserably. FFS get some new promo people GRRRRRRRR.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue, how long is it safe to keep in the fridge? Don't know, because usually I eat it all within a few days :) But if it started looking a bit frothy and/or smelling a bit odd, I would bin it. I imagine it lasts as long as shop-bought hummus does (assuming the shop-bought hummus doesn't have some kind of preservative in it, which I don't think it does). ETA: I usually transfer it to a covered container in the fridge, eg an old takeaway container. I have loads of those because I freeze things in them :)

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you know that you are dreaming in a dream it's > a lucid dream - doubt animals have them as most > humans don't > > https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/323077.p > hp#1 I think more people have lucid dreams than we realise, because mostly they won't talk about them. I have them sometimes. Also in addition to knowing that I'm dreaming, I can sometimes influence what happens in the dream. But it's a bit pointless speculating about whether animals have them, isn't it, because we will never know, as they can't communicate. People have rapid eye movements when they dream. Don't know whether animals do.

SpringTime Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Most of the protestors are not living off-grid, > which is proper and positive rebellion. Living off-grid is hardly going to get the message across to people who can actually make the big changes.

i*Rate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lynne, > > Good for you- well said, you are obviously someone > that keeps up with what's going on it London! And > good luck to The Artful Dodger, he's local and has > been producing street art for many years! > > As for Dulwich Picture Gallery and all it's works, > well it's a great place, but that's Dulwich > Village not East Dulwich; we are supposed to have > our own identity here. We still have the local > historical mural on Goose Green about William > Blake, though, more like these maybe? > > I rest my case. Sadly, it's not a very good case :))

Which one is that?

natty01295 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have Not found anything wrong with Chips at > Emilys, They where nice and fresh, And tasty But in my experience they are always limp and soft. Good chips should be crispy outside and soft inside, in my opinion. Sadly, fresh and tasty is not enough where chips are concerned!

SpringTime Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That's a good looking recipe Sue - will try. Hope you like it! I've also got an excellent (I think) recipe for olive tapenade :))

I carry all mine through to the kitchen myself. This has got a lot more difficult since they stopped using bags! I used to pay the 40p for the bags and then re-use them for rubbish etc.. I usually use Tesco now. I stopped using Sainsbury's after they left something I needed urgently on the van, and despite my phoning them very soon after the driver had left my house, they refused to deliver it.

johnhinton Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Until the Forest Hill practice seemed to curtail > heir catchment area, they always treated my family > and me quite well. No complaints. Have since moved > to Elm Lodge, which is actually more convenient, > and even nicer. I moved to Elm Lodge, but I do have a number of concerns about it which I don't want to post on here. As a result, I was going to move back to DMC, but I don't know if the highly recommended GP at DMC is still on sick leave?

binkylilyput Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is it normal for people to not answer their door > when someone knocks at it? I did not know this! Nor me! Though if it's dark I usually shout through the door "Who is it?" if I'm not expecting anybody ......

i*Rate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bony Fido, > > The mistake with the mural on the Lordship pub > that Sue commented on has nothing to do with a > Cherry Picker, I think that it might be about the > artist's reputation from past works!? > Nice to see a mural that not pompously based on > classical paintings in Dulwich Picture Gallery - > be good to have something referencing 20th Century > art for a change. > > R. Mutt. I don't know anything about that artist's reputation or past works, I just really dislike that mural. I think the unlamented and short-lived Patch might have commissioned it? Surely the whole point of many of the local murals are that they are based on pictures from Dulwich Picture Gallery? Because - we are in Dulwich! I think that was a brilliant idea. They are so varied, too. I don't see why you would describe them as "pompous"?

bonaome Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I used to go to Ken?s when we lived in Brixton, > but since we moved to ED I have been going to > Emily?s Plaice on North Cross Road. He takes the > skin off the fish for me, which I prefer, and > everything is fried fresh. Pretty good prices. And > he?s a very nice chap. He is a really lovely man, but sadly his chips are awful :(

Pugwash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > proposal for night bus stand in Barry Road being > taken back to Etherow Street ( it was originally > moved from this street due to noise and > pollution). What has changed, then? Won't there still be noise and pollution?

Froglander Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Amy D Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > May I suggest you plant Berberis, Sea > Buckthorn, > > Hawthorn, Blackthorn, Rubus, Gorse, or the very > > attractive Ribes speciosa, all of which are so > > spiny your thieves will rue the day. Or > > Euphorbias, which will give them a nasty rash > and > > hopefully get in their eye. > > Don?t plant Euphorbias if you have animals going > in your garden, either domestic or wild as it will > cause them great harm. It will also cause you and your kids great harm if you get euphorbia sap on your skin, especially if you then get sunlight on it. Most massive blister I have ever had in my life :(

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Turkish shop near Chener Books does yummy hummus. Yes they do, and several different kinds if memory serves!

edcam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This sounds good, thanks Sue. Small tip - our > bodies find it difficult to absorb the circumin > (healthy compound in turmeric) without black > pepper, so I'd add some to any recipe that you > make with it. > Yes you're absolutely right and I'd forgotten about that, trouble is I'm not sure black pepper would go well with the hummus!

Have you reported it?

Great! I love (most of) our ED murals. Except the one on the side of what is now The Lordship ......

exdulwicher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > http://m.quickmeme.com/img/78/782a39098bc6501556a3 > 7be9ca9684fc7df9b26f68b8af799adf2141145e333a.jpg That's a bit subtle :))

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You can check when the next bus is due and where it is now on apps like buscountdown. I use it for the P13. And yes, you can hardly blame the bus company for delays outwith their control.