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And why start TWO separate threads saying the same thing?

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > *brushes chip from sue's shoulder* > I do love a bit of folk me, perhaps I've just had > one too many visits to the cambridge folk > festival, it's nothing but wmcaf!! xxxxxxx Thanks, I feel much better now without that chip. Cambridge Folk Festival is not a proppa folk festival these days. They have some very strange headliners ....

Is this the same very friendly guy who sells the Big Issue further down Lordship Lane, on the same side but near the hospice shop? If so, I have never noticed the dog! If not, I don't recall ever seeing him. I've never noticed anybody selling anything outside Londis.

EPB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I believe the freeholder is a member of the > family, and sold the property as an act of > retaliation during a family dispute. > xxxxxxx If this is true, then it's all very sad but surely nothing to do with anybody else? Shops may close for all sorts of reasons, unfortunately. ETA: I mean nothing to do with anybody else in terms of signing petitions etc. ETA: Sorry, hadn't seen the post above while I was writing this ....

As it's a football party, you could try DHFC? They have a large room which they hire out. Or if you're not bothered about the football thing, The Ivy House (community pub in Nunhead) does chidren's parties, as does upstairs at The Old Nun's Head..

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tomorrow at 14:15 and 16 secs I think we should > all stop what we're doing and hold a contemplative > thought for all the lost cats out there... xxxxxx Or 8:9 and 10 seconds, but too late now .....

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tomorrow at 14:15 and 16 secs I think we should > all stop what we're doing and hold a contemplative > thought for all the lost cats out there... xxxxxx And the foxes safely returned .....

Cool :)

KK, is "Derry" on the flyer you? You singing? Fox, what is the relevance of your last post to 12.13.14??

polla2256 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > is 2/7/14 good enough ? or 1/7/14 ? hell thats a > jubilee year lets do both. xxxxxx 2/7/14 is my birthday :) But I can't see what's significant about those numbers to anybody else ..... did I miss a bit of a maths lesson? Is it really a jubilee year? What jubilee? Please not another bloody royal one ....

hellosailor Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > > Could that be because your name is on the > > prescription repeat form? > > > > Sorry to be cynical .... > > Um, I'm guessing she means they know even before > she asks for the prescription Sue.. xxxxxx Guess away :)

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > i didn't realise folk appealed to anyone other > than white middle class affluent errmm folk. xxxxxx You've obviously led a sheltered life then, El Pibe ..... Where do you think folk music comes from? Mostly far from the affluent middle classes, white or otherwise .... But hey, the term "folk" music means very very different things to different people .... You should have come to see Thomas McCarthy at The Ivy House last week. Irish traveller currently living in London. Fantastic singer. Place was rammed. Proper folk - none of your mimsy Mumford and Sons b******s :)) But hey, maybe all the people who came to see him were "white affluent middle class". We don't vet them before we let them buy a ticket :))

Pugwash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It also could be the way they treat their non > medical employees. I am with the Gardens and they > have had the majority of their staff for years. > Although I am not a frequent user of the surgery, > they know me by my first name when I drop in to > deliver a prescription repeat. xxxxx Could that be because your name is on the prescription repeat form? Sorry to be cynical ....

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There are magnolia trees in bud in Woodwarde Raod xxxxx At least they aren't in full flower - that would be really worrying :(

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well just come for the cheap beer then! xxxxx Oh duh sorry, I got my dates mixed up and thought "tomorrow night" wasn't actually the consecutive number night blah blah. So celebrate away :)

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mine's a pint of mild. Whatever the hell that is. xxxxxx Mild is good! :)

Not going to happen again for many moons, is it, because the month can't go beyond 12. So not again till 3000?? Is that right?? We'll all be dead! (Well I will be). Otta, I'm not sure "tomorrow night" counts as a celebration, really :)

Just a weekend break to get a bit of sun, then, Foxy :) Glad he's back! Or - could it be - what if he - is a girl? Hey I've gone all Carousel :))

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Was more concerned what was holding Chris up... > :) > xxxxxxxx Blimey, he's not that old!

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > civilservant Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > update please, Foxy... hope your fox is back > > No.. No sign... Still get the regulars through the > night... > > My little Fox.. is no more.. > > Foxy. xxxxxxx Chin up, Fox, maybe he's gone abroad to get away from Christmas :) Back in January ......

What are the plans to redevelop the site? Is somebody buying it, or is it the present owners who want to redevelop it? Into what?? I'm assuming Pretty's must lease the shop, then? Would it just be Pretty's which would be affected? Could they relocate elsewhere in ED? You say "irreversible". Is there actually a chance of saving Pretty's, or not? Are you able to link to a site giving further information? I agree it would be a sad loss if they were to close, but I'd like to know more. ETA: Maybe you could edit the subject line to "greengrocers" rather than "grocers"? I was very bemused till I opened the thread, as there hasn't been a grocers in the road (well, it was more of a deli) for nearly twenty years, I think - shortly after Sainsbury's opened in Dog Kennel Hill, anyway.

Townleygreen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > you don't need a smartphone...just the ability to > send and receive texts! xxxxx Are you sure? The tfl app definitely needs a smartphone. It locates the phone, then lists bus stops near it (or shows them on a map). When you click on the appropriate bus stop, it lists bus numbers and the time they are due at that stop. I haven't found it totally reliable. Yesterday a 484 arrived five to ten minutes before tfl had said, so luckily we were early at the bus stop. Is there something else which works by texts?

arthurthecat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What's that all about? I checked their id, let > them in, thought again and kicked them out. Am I > totally stupid? xxxxxx What, totally stupid for letting them in, or totally stupid for kicking them out?! ADT have been discussed on here before, but I did a search and nothing came up.

Hurrah! http://uk.ign.com/articles/2013/12/06/family-guy-brian-set-to-return-very-soon

DulwichFox Wrote: > Chris playing his Melodeon whilst standing up... > Doing both at the same time can be a bit tricky > :) > xxxxxx Eh? Straps, Foxy, straps !! :)