Sue

Please go to this if you possibly can. It's important.

exdulwicher Wrote: ----------------------------------- > > Imagine the good that could have been done over > the last 3 years if all the time, effort and money > spent on this farce had gone into education, > transport, communities, the NHS.... Yep.

Just seen this. Signed, and shared on Facebook

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > About five minutes ago a "signed for", letter was > put through my door. I have no idea who signed for > it (obviously not me, nor anybody at this > address), nor who put it through my door. > > Possibly delivered to a neighbour in your absence > and then posted to you by them? Yep, you are right, and if I had checked my texts I would have seen that was what had happened! DUH!

Been out most of the day. Came back to find a packet just left on my doorstep. Luckily it was still there. About five minutes ago a "signed for", letter was put through my door. I have no idea who signed for it (obviously not me, nor anybody at this address), nor who put it through my door. Ironically, it was a card and a small gift from a friend who had sent it tracked after I told her of all the problems we were having with our mail deliveries ....... ETA: Ooops, just seen there was a text from my neighbour before I posted this, to say she had signed for it! Thanks, neighbour!

Oh FFS. And so it goes on. (Not referring to you, mikeb) ETA: I'm sure people reading the thread can come to their own conclusions about who, if anybody, is trolling here.

It's a shambles, isn't it?

Loutwo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Loutwo Wrote: > > --------------------------------------------- > > > > > > >It is quite clearly trolling, > > > and pretty poor form trolling at best. > > > > > > Oh well, clearly you have more experience of > > trolling than me. > > That?s debatable 😊 Meaning what?

Loutwo Wrote: --------------------------------------------- > > >It is quite clearly trolling, > and pretty poor form trolling at best. Oh well, clearly you have more experience of trolling than me.

Loutwo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Loutwo Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > More grade E trolling. Some people just never > > > learn. > > > > > > Louisa. > > > > > > What makes you think the OP is trolling? > > > ?Intimidating people on the street? - do I really > need to explain why I think they?re trying to get > a raise from everyone. > > Louisa. Well, it seemed a perfectly normal post to me. As do their previous posts on here, so I also don't understand your comment"some people never learn." But maybe I'm just naive.

I THINK (but stand to be corrected) that food moths, clothes moths and carpet moths are all different. Steamer sounds like it did the trick, but I don't fancy steaming the whole of my house and anything made of wool silk or cotton :(

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > DulwichFox Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > It was a Green Bin day for me Tuesday > > > > > > If everybody had the same day for blue bins, > the > > system wouldn't work. > > > > Think about it. > > Yes .. and ?? > You just cant resist when ever I post you have to> remark. It's a forum, Dulwich Fox. I respond to many people's posts. You can click on my name and see that for yourself. ETA: And you will also see that I don't "remark" "whenever" you post. ETA: You can't pick and choose who replies to your posts and what they say, Dulwich Fox. The forum isn't run just for you.

I was totally worrying unnecessarily. It's all gone really smoothly and everything is still there. Thanks so much to those who replied by PM etc.. Much appreciated!

Loutwo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > More grade E trolling. Some people just never > learn. > > Louisa. What makes you think the OP is trolling?

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It was a Green Bin day for me Tuesday If everybody had the same day for blue bins, the system wouldn't work. Think about it.

johnrich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Did anybody get the printed calendar this year > with all the blue/green collection days on it? > Didn't see one here. No. I've had to resort to a piece of paper magnetted to my fridge. One side for blue bin dates, one side for green. Working so far. I turn the piece of paper over after the collection :)

Don't go with BT. Their customer service is abysmal, in my experience.

I shall be there. On the march, not in the emergency session :))

teddyboy23 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue hope your health has improved but at that time > was you feeling as sick has a parrot Ho ho. Sadly no it hasn't and I am sick of the sight of hospitals, but hey ho, onwards and upwards eh :)

DulwichFox Wrote: ----------------------------------------------------- > > Good Old Labour run Southwark Council. ALL councils, whoever runs them, are having to find ways of cutting costs and raising money because of government cuts in their funding. Last time I looked we had a Tory government. Maybe it's them you should be having a go at.

peckman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My bugbear is the size of the bloody things. > Annoyingly if you have three they are just to big > to line up neatly on an average front garden . > Surely they should be smaller to account for you > are using 3 separate bins You can ask for a smaller bin for some of them. I have a smaller green bin than the standard size, as I don't have much landfill. Just contact the council.

tomskip Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Good. Hopefully people will get rid of their > hideous large brown wheelie bins now and the > streets and pavements will look a bit nicer. It's the bright blue ones which are the real eyesores. At least green and brown are colours which occur in nature.

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- all the ugly > carbuncles splattered over the Victorian houses in > ED....shameful and obscene Are we talking loft extensions?

I'm going to say double sided tape it, to add a bit of controversy :)

The conservatory (?) room at the back of Tart on Lordship Lane is lovely, and will be even more so when the trees outside have come into leaf! It's light, with lots of plants about. Their food is yummy too, plus they have a deal on two glasses of Prosecco :) And it's usually pretty quiet on a Saturday lunchtime. ETA: Also very reasonably priced. ETA: Otherwise, we find the front bar part of Franklins relaxing on Saturday lunchtimes, but you may not, depending on how many people are in there. You can have a choice from the main menu (more expensive), the brunch menu (less expensive and reasonably priced) or the bar menu (some overlap with the brunch menu). Very yummy Welsh Rarebit. Eggy bread with maple syrup and very very nice bacon. Other yummy things. And a great pint of Guinness. ETA: And the music is quietish in both places and certainly doesn't interfere with conversation.