Sue

I've only seen it on Facebook as for 2 July (sadly I can't go) ETA: If it is 2nd and not 9th, maybe you could change your original subject heading Laddy Muck so the date is right?

aerie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > red devil Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I saw a couple of old biddys being interviewed > on > > the news last night, when asked why they voted > to > > leave, they replied along the lines of... > > > > ''We're old enough to remember the old days, we > > don't like being bossed about'' > > > > Perhaps the next referendum should be whether > or > > not we introduce euthanasia... > > > this is truly wicked, but made me laugh - there is > a questionable moral validity to older older > people not voting as a referendum of this nature > decides the future and theirs will by definition > be short. However this is a democracy, and as yet > there is no upper age limit, or even Logan's > Zimmer Run. There are a lot of rather stupid people about, and just because two of those stupid people happened to be "old biddys" (how patronising) does not mean that all older people are stupid.

Zebedee Tring Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > be one of the comparatively few older people that > voted remain > > > I'm in the same age bracket; however virtually > everyone I know in that age bracket voted to > remain. Same here.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well ? We have our country back.. We are now the > Freeholder. > > David Cameron has resigned.. > > The Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn also supported > the remain campaign so where does he sit ? > > We have work to do.. So what work do you suggest "we" do to get out of this truly terrible mess of a country we have woken up to? All rally round the vile Nigel Farage, who gut-wrenchingly said that "not a shot had been fired" or words to that effect, after the result? With Jo Cox not yet buried. Dance to the strings of Boris Johnson? I'm ashamed to be British this morning.

The tiny garden centre in a place I can't presently remember - towards West Dulwich? - will take stuff to be sharpened. I'll look it up tomorrow!

What I can't understand is why there isn't some kind of digital (is that the right word?) system. The present system seems to me to be open to fraud at several points. If people didn't have access to the internet at home they could vote at local places in the same way theythey do now, only online. Oh and I thought turnout was higher than expected? Really wanted to stay up but got a gig tomorrow ;( First result in!

So basically, you're now selling stuff from home. So this should be in the business section.

My post is also normal. You could ask at the delivery office if there's been anything affecting deliveries to your road eg sickness which couldn't be covered?

A dog which is "not aggressive but playful" but killed a fox? Hmmm. Hope it never comes to play with me. And re the cat killer/s, if information re the mode of killing has been posted online, then clearly there could be copycat killers. I can't really understand how this has gone on so long and nobody caught.

civilservant Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > what Bob said > > i scan the tedious disquisitions on the other > thread and have a bit of a chuckle - the more > elections I live through, the more I'm convinced > of how little effect reasoned arguments have on > how people end up voting. > > Sue, the only thing that might tempt me to vote > Leave is if I were promised that we'd drop out of > Eurovision as a result! not going to happen, so > may as well stay! :))

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is it? Who is 'the bank'? Can't find any relevant > info online Sue? > Erm I was joking :))

It's going to be a bar or a restaurant, isn't it. Called The Bank.

numbers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------- > > > > When I was at school we got to roll mercury > around > > the physics lab benches :( > > same here!! Physics chemistry maths A level?!

:))😉

I bloody missed it. Knackered and went to bed early:( But also hadn't realised it's only called a strawberry moon because it's the start of the strawberry picking season :))

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------- > > "Quittin' on Britain".... Sounds like a sure fire winner for Eurovision next year. If we're still able to enter :)) Along the lines of Pickin' a Chicken (ancient person alert) :))

Thank you Fox. That's a bit scary! I do have powerpoint, but it didn't open automatically when I clicked on the link, and no Firefox didn't ask me what I wanted to use to open it :( But most people won't have powerpoint unless they're at work, and of course nobody would be reading this at work :)) :)) :))

Peckham Rye LPT Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The world we live in gets increasingly difficult > for the elderly to stay safe and away from > vulnerability .A colleague has passed me these > leaflets to use on our ward. So feel free to hand > to all the elderly you know. We hope you find them > helpful. Peckham Rye Local policing team. I just get a load of weird symbols when I click on your attachments. Is it possible to attach them as pdfs or something?

numbers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > My only wish is that they named it Kale rather > than Spinach, as its in leafy ED ;-) > Cavolo Nero, surely :))

aerie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > hello Sue, here is a country sink clearing routine > which works : eggshells!! don't bin them, crush > them and pound them down the plughole the more the > merrier and carry on as usual. They will scoop up > anything lurking and sweep it away. If you have an > open drain outside, in the morning you will think > you have a dead rat lying there. It worked for us, > always, and costs nothing! > Blimey. I put my eggshells in the compost. Has anybody else tried this? I'd be worried they'd block the pipes and I'd end up with a worse problem than I started with :(

James D Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Parking restrictions are not clear. Deliberately > so, I reckon. See this thread: > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5 > ,1667282,1667555#msg-1667555 Thanks. I would never have seen the tiny notice about parking restrictions on Friday, had I not asked in the taxi office to double check. You would have thought that all relevant restrictions would have been on the same notice. If you see a notice saying no parking on Saturday between certain hours, you (ie I) assume that is the only restriction.

Just found that out. Couldn't park yesterday so thought I'd go down this morning. No parking 7 - 4 on Friday. Confusingly, it is on a different notice. I did think it was odd because there are sometimes stalls there on a Friday. Grrrr. Now got to try for the third time after 4pm today!

pearl1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The bowling club on the south circular. Beautiful > palm trees in the garden.... That's an amazing garden! And very unexpected when you suddenly come to it. Is there any reason you can't use the Asylum after the ceremony?

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So it's a ad mag with discounts from the local > advertisers in the mag ? Oh, I do have a vague recollection of getting something like that .... I

I feel sick to my core. Really shocked.