Sue

I have hated flying ants ever since some got tangled in my hair one year on my way home from school :(

numbers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > good to see the heaters were on full blast on the > top deck of the 176. travelling by public > transport not great at best of times but in this > heat + with additional heat = unbearable > > sales of pimms and cucumbers must be going through > the roof! > > edit: not on the 176 I hasten to add but there's > an idea. xxxxxx OMG they had the HEATING ON?????

numbers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I know! We could call it Chopstix! > > > (btw, no idea how good/bad that place was, think > it was shutting down just as I moved to ED). xxxxxxx The food at Chopsticks was truly terrible ...... You missed nothing, numbers :)

Crikey, it hasn't been Chopsticks for a very long time, it was Indian Mischief for ages! It appears to be the same people running it as before, and they haven't changed the tables etc, which I presume is how it was able to open so very quickly after Indian Mischief closed.

You can phone the council and in theory the noise control people will come out and listen, and if they agree it's bad they will speak to the person concerned. However the hours they work have been greatly reduced, and I don't know what they are now, though presumably you can find out if you phone.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They appear to cost around ?2,250 including > delivery but not including a levelled base. So I'd > guess around ?3,000 including everything. > xxxxxx ??????????????????? For one table? That's extortionate! Somebody is making an awful lot of money out of this, surely. Is this coming out of our council tax?? :(

Yuuna Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Whatever the outcome, I hope she finds happiness. xxxxxx I guess that will be a long way ahead, given what she did :. But yes, I hope she does too.

poodle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not really just like it xxxxxx Good answer :)

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My daughter was mugged for her phone a few years > ago in ED - it was in a poor condition- the back > had been lost and the battery was held in by > gaffer tape - the mugger handed it back and > advised her to get her dad to buy her a new one - > advice I chose not to take! xxxxxx :))

I guess if you jump in front of a train you are probably not in the frame of mind to think about the possible/probable effect on other people. Terrible terrible thing all round.

kirsun Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My son said no and handed them the ?1.50 he had in > loose change, while they were counting the money > my son and his friends made a hasty retreat. xxxxxx Good for them!

rbrtdngl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Perhaps that is where Neil went wrong in last > nights Apprentice, if only he had thought of > combining the two! He could then have proposed to > Lord Sugar a business that mixed an estate agents > with a charity shop based on the principal that > everytime an agent sells a house the owner can > leave behind all there old redundant and unwanted > detritus that can then be sold in the shop. xxxxxxx Yeh Neil. Oh dear oh dear. That would certainly have been a better business plan than what he came up with :( Which isn't saying much .....

OMG just seen this, how awful. And if it was a suicide and they survived badly injured, doubly awful. So sorry.

I'd deffo be interested in outside ping pong tables :)

You are all stars, thanks :)

Leith has some nice places if you don't mind going out of the centre of town.

Sorry to hear that, but well done for trying to help.

Part of the front bar has not been used for a long time, and that is the part which at some point will be reinstated. It is presently closed off so far as I know.

DulwichFox Wrote: > In those days the 37 went from Peckham Bus Garage > all the way to Richmond. about an hour in those > days. > xxxxxx I thought it went to Richmond until relatively recently. Am I imagining it?

Great that you've done so much to try to help it, but I agree with the above that on balance it's better to leave it and hope that the parents will come to it. Easier said than done I know.

EDdownunder Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- I would rather a KFC or MacDonalds > that another Estate Agent or Indian takeaway. xxxxxx Well I wouldn't :)

spark67 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- quite relaxing when I get home form > work..who needs 3D TV :) xxxxxx All you need now is some ants to watch - equally fascinating :) We watched one struggling to carry a dead fly down a wall the other day.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Afraid the Goose Is Out! night on Friday 27 > > September with Martin Carthy & Dave Swarbrick > has > > now completely sold out (we had already sold a > lot > > of tickets before the concert was transferred > to > > The Ivy House, as they had been on sale since > last > > September, and once it was publicised to > > shareholders it completely sold out). xxxxxxxxx > Does that mean that only people with tickets can > get in...?? Genuine question.. not being > negative. > > Is there a separate bar/area for other drinkers.. > > Foxy. xxxxxxxxx Only people with tickets can get into the area where the gig is on - otherwise there would be not much point in selling tickets (and we could not afford to book artists of this calibre). Yes there is a separate bar area for other drinkers. The gig is in the back room which has the stage. :) Edited to try to make it clearer who said what.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Some pics below. > > not such a miserable mangy old fox. > > > Foxy xxxxxxxxxx I like the tee shirt Foxy :))

The tree in Ulverscroft Road is no more. Even the stump has gone now. All that remains is a tiny scattering of sawdust over the tree pit. R.I.P. tree. BTW I saw notices near Grove Park yesterday (or maybe in Grove Park itself, I can't remember exactly which road it was) to the effect that Southwark Council were giving residents a grant of ?600 to plant up tree pits in the road, as part of the Cleaner Greener Safer initiative. Very praiseworthy (though it seems an awful lot of money for a few plants, especially as many of the pits in the road are already planted up with hardy geraniums). Maybe the council could come and put some perennials in the holes left where they have cut down trees :(