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Pugwash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Rumour has it that Plough Homecraft were > reallocating to the old butchers. But the butchers must be smaller, surely?

Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Here in > ED, the best service comes at Blue Brick and down > at Norris and Knight. I shan't list the bad > ones.... Amazed to read that, because we only go to Blue Brick when we have enormous amounts of time on our hands and nothing time-critical coming up, because the food is lovely but the service is so extraordinarily slow!!

Very sorry for your loss, James.

So it has been sold to someone else who has replaced all the staff? Have I got that right? What has the off licence got to do with it, have they bought Jade? Are they keeping the Jade name even though there's another branch in Lordship Lane, presumably still owned by the previous owners? I don't understand.

cookejj01 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi, > > Please Help! > > Ive Just had my Harley Davidson motor bike stolen > from outside our house. (8.48pm Wednesday 30th > Aug)on Silvester Road. > > Our neighbour witnessed two men wheeling the bike > down the street towards lordship lane. The engine > hadn't been started as it is extremely loud and we > would have heard if it had so we don't think they > have driven off with it. We think the bike may > still be in the area or perhaps ditched somewhere > but if you see or hear anything suspicious please > pm me. > > Picture attached. > > Kindest regards > Jon Did your neighbour call the police at the time?

He has been posting on here recently. Maybe he is on holiday.

FJDGoose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's Winston Churchill dressed in drag, he used > to be a british flag, plastic bag, what a drag. > The frog was a prince, the Prince was a brick, the > brick was an egg, the egg was a bird. WTF is that FJDG? :))

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hisar is pony, not all of it but the gunk they > serve as Taramasalata is shocking. > > And by trying to fob you off with something that's > knowingly horrible is telling, added to that thier > hummus is just as bad. It's the cheap stuff that > comes in 10 litre buckets. I'm not opposed to > buckets it's the cheap nasty stuff inside. > I wonder why you'd do that as a business, it's > plain nasty and put me off of the good bit, which > is the grilled lamb & chicken on a skewer. > > But as Lou said, the chilli sauce is good. I agree. Something changed a few years back, I don't know whether there was a change of management or something, and they started serving up truly cheap and horrible taramasalata etc.. Their lamb shish was OK last time I had it - better than Kebab and Stab, anyway - but I'd think twice before ordering anything else there now. And last time I had a shish from K and S they seemed to have drastically reduced the amount of meat in it.

FJDGoose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > FJDGoose Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Was it you or was it me ? or was it he or she > ? > > > was it A or was it B ? Or was it X or Z ? was > > it > > > you or was it me ? Or was it he or she? > > Whodunnit > > > ? > > > > > > Presume this is American crap, since zed > doesn't > > rhyme :)) > > Nah ! 80s Genesis innit. A to zee ? :(

ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can't complain, mustn't grumble, > Help yourself to another piece of apple crumble. > I think that sounds quite TS Eliot :))

Don't necessarily go for the cheapest though. I always look at reviews of customer service, as well.

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > St Barnabas Parish Hall is in the Village. I liked > living 'that side'....no satellite dishes, no ugly > extensions on the houses- a much nicer appearance > altogether (except for the revolting plantation > blinds) So happy to hear I'm not the only one who hates those bloody shutters ...

Anglicise not Anglocise!!! OK as you were ...

FJDGoose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Was it you or was it me ? or was it he or she ? > was it A or was it B ? Or was it X or Z ? was it > you or was it me ? Or was it he or she? Whodunnit > ? Presume this is American crap, since zed doesn't rhyme :))

Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Possibly a crane fly, which - I think - emerge > from the ground around about this time of year but > only live a day or two. Ah yes it could have been, but it didn't seem to have those long crane fly legs!

Tandoori Nights was good when it first opened, though expensive, then went well downhill. In my opinion.

"All because of the phosphorus there in quantity" Donovan, Sand and Foam, lovely song (if you like fey sixties folk lite) but really :)) :)) :))

Ha ha ha :))

It doesn't sound like he has turned down offers. On the contrary, it sounds like he was promised things which didn't happen.

Grove allotments opposite the old Harvester, next to Camber tennis club on the South Circular next to the entrance to the woods has a very short waiting list at the moment. https://groveallotmentsdulwich.wordpress.com/ You would probably not have to wait longer than two years max.

There is something in my garden which looks like a very small damsel fly and is jumping up and down near the ground. If disturbed it flies a short distance and then jumps up and down somewhere else. Anybody know what it is?

Not everyone who comes to your door is not genuine. But the people flogging cheap and nasty tea towels etc at inflated prices under false pretences probably aren't genuine.

Where is Forest in East Dulwich, then?

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Robert Poste's Child Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > > > Could also be that forums have had their day. > > Most > > > people have moved on to social media. > > > > > > Is there an East Dulwich Facebook (for example) > > page? > > Sue, in memory of Otta: let me google that for > you. > > https://m.facebook.com/E.Dulwich/?locale2=en_GB OK. That is nothing like the Nunhead one, as it seems nobody can post on it, and you have to contact them if you want to promote your business etc.. It certainly doesn't seem to be a place for discussion, so far as I can see. I vaguely remember when it was set up.

Is this Pearspring??