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Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Suzanne, and (over covered as it may be) > Hallelujah. And it's only covered so much because > it's a great song. I don't like his version of it, though! The only one I've heard that I like is Rufus Wainwright's. And I don't like anything else I've heard by Rufus Wainwright. Weird.

It was open when I passed by this afternoon!

Suzanne. Famous Blue Raincoat. Story of Isaac. R.I.P.

Jules-and-Boo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > no, I'd agree with DF..... > > The voters who didn't get the result they wanted > are not accepting of it. That's pretty factual, > Sue There's a difference between "accepting" a result and "being accepting" of it. ETA: I haven't seen anybody saying the result was not the outcome of a democratic vote. I have seen a lot of people saying they don't like the result and trying to explain how it came about.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tinkie Winkie Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Doesnt seem to be open that often. > > That seems to be the norm for many shops North > Cross rd. > The ones which haven't permanently closed down seem to be usually open?

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It amuses me that people who voted for Brexit are > being told they should go and live in a > dictatorship.. > > Let us remind ourselves that both the Brexit vote > and Donald Trump being elected President of the > USA are a result of Democracy. > > For some, Democracy only works if the vote goes > their way.. > Er ..... It's somewhat more complex than that ....

Salsaboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's not just the working class of America. > > I have a friend who lives in a very affluent part > of New Jersey. She and her husband are well > educated, he is in a very senior banking job and > she doesn't need to work, they are very very > wealthy, children attend private schools etc. etc. > Both voted for Trump as 'he knows what is right > for the United States'. That is really depressing. How can well educated (intelligent?? Maybe not .. ) people have voted for a trigger happy loose cannon with virtually no political experience, who appears to be both sexist and racist and has behaved in the most ridiculous fashion in even televised events leading up to the poll? And voted for someone who is a climate change denier and appears to think terrorists will gather together in one place in order to be conveniently nuked? The USA and the world/planet are going to hell in a handcart. Brexit was bad enough. What are our children and grandchildren going to make of this? How is everybody walking blindly into it? Do they see nothing beyond their own selfish interests and their own four walls?

siousxiesue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sean Of Dulwich Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > i was on it last year had to go pick soemthing > up > > before my trip to moscow then on to siberia > ..was > > a first for me defo driver error so sad > > > Conjecture is all very well, but an investigation > will hopefully see the facts emerge. Let's not > vilify anyone, there's passengers saying he > blacked out. What I read was that a passenger asked the driver if he was alright and the driver said he thought he had blacked out. I also read that it was thought he may have gone to sleep and that he had been charged with manslaughter. Whether any of that is true, who knows. Apparently there was an incident in the same place in October where a tram was going much too fast and passengers thought it was going to derail.

DulwichFox Wrote: > > Well.. ? It's self explainitory to any pre Blair > Labour suporter. Socialist. Trade Unionist.. > All the things that Blair abandoned to try and > make the Labour Party (Him) more electable. > > Corbyn is a true old labour man.. Socialist .. but > it no longer fits.. He is a dinosaur. > Even for me. Singing the Red Flag.. Those days > have gone. There needs to be a new way. > > I'm too tired.. need new young blood with > inspiration and enthusiasm.. > What are you talking about? Labour party membership in the East Dulwich ward alone has quadrupled since Corbyn stood as leader. Many of the new members are young, some of them have taken on active roles in the party and all are enthusiastic. That is happening all over the country. Dinosaur? No. Just standing for decency, respect and caring for others. You need to check your facts.

O.M.G.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > DulwichFox Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > A lot more days than Corbyn can ever hope to > > > acheive. > > > > > > > > > At least he has a mandate as elected leader of > his > > party. > > Does he ..? Corbyn cannot seem to make his mind > up on anything. :( > I do not think he can win a General Election. > > Blair made sure that 'New Labour' would destroy > any chance of a return to true Labour Policies. > > Corbyn needs to understand that. > > DulwichFox What are you talking about?! Please explain .....

Thin what?

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Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ok, who is actually going to all these > restaurant... People who don't post much on the East Dulwich Forum, evidently ....

If the OP was not a wind-up, then I can totally see why his wife would not want to have sex with a man who posts his relationship problems on a public forum which his wife's friends and daughter's friends may read. You are thinking of leaving her? I reckon she's thinking of leaving you. Have that conversation, eh? Just think of your daughter while you're having it, who no doubt is very aware something is wrong :(

Mrs Nice Wrote: > > Regarding your illegal status comment- you totally > blew your plead for sympathy. So you do not want > to pay them the going rate because they are > "illegal" and "unskilled" according to your > assessment but if they accept the amount you want > to pay - then it's okay to hire them. You're > twisted and discriminative. .,..,.......... > > You should clean your own floor with all that dirt > and dust and see if you would do that for ?4-?7 > per hour. And please post it here with your > picture with all smiles after and we'll let you > know if you did a good job with your great > cleaning skill. Yep. I don't think it is a wind up as she did actually advertise for a cleaner. Hope the responses will make her look hard at her attitude to the people she employs.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A lot more days than Corbyn can ever hope to > acheive. > At least he has a mandate as elected leader of his party.

singalto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This place seems to want to change from a > builders' car to a 'proper' restaurant. I wouldn't > go to a restaurant where a large TV was always on. > Louisa, you clearly don't eat in the same sort of > places as I do because I have never heard people > talking about extensions of any sort. You must be > unlucky.. Nor have I. Nor have I ever heard anyone talking about the price of organic veg. Nor have I ever heard anyone "bragging", apart from one obnoxious man years ago in The Plough boasting how advanced his very young child was, in front of a couple whose child was very small for its age :(

There were loads of food stalls there, and the fireworks were great. It was all very well organised apart from one of the gates being closed at the end for safety reasons but no announcement made about it. Or are you saying there was not enough food for the numbers expected? We went but didn't eat there - how could they know how many people would want to eat?

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Not everyone wants > to hear people bragging about there side return > extension, or how they spent a fortune on some > organic veggies at a local farmers market. And where exactly do you go that you hear people doing this? And at what point does somebody talking become "bragging"?

titch juicy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I like Jenny and Lee, in Hull. Are they the best friends in the caravan?

They have free leaflets as well.

Xoco sounds good! I too was put off by the misleading name and strange menu, but going on the above I will deffo try it, slates or not :)

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------ > Its between middle Siddiqui man and Giles for > wittiest person on the show imo - oh and the girl > who sits on the right of her mum and dad, she's > very funny. Agreed. Hasn't the girl gone on to be in another telly programme, or did I imagine that? I

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I just say no thanks. Same here. Though my ex used to ask them in for a cup of tea and ask them questions they couldn't answer. They didn't come back (well, not the same ones, anyway!)