Sue

Perhaps she's regretting being outed as Angetastic, having said that she had only ever had one user name on this forum. ETA: I will PM you, I was once her client as well (6) ETA: She quite often didn't return my calls etc either when she was "working" on my house. She will have had time to find a very plausible excuse, I'm sure. Good luck. (6)

It's bondage gone mad :))

Excellent news! We have just heard that Wizz Jones has agreed to give his services free to headline at the fundraiser on 22 January!!! OK he's not from East Dulwich, but he is from Sarf Lahndon :)) We have also got some of the Wayne Drury Project to come along (some of whom ARE local), who supported Wizz when he appeared at the Ivy House a couple of months back. Not the one who has gone back to the States, obviously, not sure his commitment to the music extends to paying his own return fare to the UK to play a fundraiser for free :)) :)-D

buddug Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- As > for marking kits - horse, bolted. I wish people > wouldn't do this stats/marking kits thing every > time a burlgary is mentioned, as it doesn't help. xxxxxx It helps some people, surely? Those who haven't yet marked their stuff and are reminded to do so? Just because the horse has bolted for some people doesn't mean others shouldn't lock their stable doors :)

Oh OK - the only time I've needed it later than 3am was on Christmas Eve about 4.30pm in the morning, and the noise team weren't working on Christmas Eve anyway. The noise at the house in question was so loud they couldn't even hear me ringing their bell and banging on the door (and yes, that probably woke up even more neighbours :-$). It wasn't a party, just one a******e. Woke me from my sleep in a room at the far end of my house from the place the noise was coming from. Great rested Christmas Day I had that year. (6)

the-e-dealer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hate the change at London Bridge but yes you can > do that. xxxxx The train from ED stops right next to the bridge at London Bridge - all you do is walk a short distance over the bridge to Platform 5/6. Takes less than a minute! Why would you need to go via Lewisham? Sounds bonkers to me :))

loobylou Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks Sue, sarcasm noted. xxxxxx Eh? I wasnt being sarcastic. I never knew that bit of the forum was there until quite recently when someone mentioned it. Probably hardly anybody else does either. My post was written trying to be helpful Why did you think it was sarcasm? ETA: You asked for a number. I gave you one in good faith. Maybe a thank you would have been more in order than a nasty remark?? ETA: And maybe an apology? ETA: For anyone else who doesn't know, you go to the Home page of this forum and on the top right hand side, next to the Forum tab, there's a greyed-out tab saying Local Info, which if you click on it brings up - Local Info

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------ > > Or drive to S........'s and fill the car up with > things you think you need but don't and > fill up your new Brown Bins with all the stuff > that you end up wasting... > > Buy 1, waste 1 Free... > xxxxxxx Just need a bit of discipline, Foxy :)) Avert your eyes from the Ben and Jerry Phish Food and all that (I see the Co-Op has Ben and Jerry's on special offer this week btw folks)

The people who work on the front counter at the ED delivery office are very helpful. I imagine they're quite embarrassed when people have problems caused by other staff.

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If it was necessary to cut noise team budget, then > how about closing the daytime service rather than > the nighttime one? It seems obvious that it is at > night that noise disturbances are a greater issue. xxxxxxx Presumably they have to pay staff more at night - I imagine that is the reason. But if they're only going to have the service during the day, I can't see why they didn't just close it completely. Probably because they can still advertise that they've got a noise team, and most people won't realise that it doesn't work at night - until they try to phone them.

I would prefer them with handles as well, much easier to tie up and get them out of the kitchen bin, and as DipDap says, you can get more into them.

Surely you don't need to get a train to Lewisham to go to Charing Cross? You can go from ED to London Bridge then get a train from there to Charing Cross, short walk to platform 5/6 and a very frequent service.

ibilly99 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Since a burglar with a phone was found by the cops > under a car and let off I suspect telling the > authorities will be met with incomprehension so I > would go for a or d. xxxxxxxx It's not true to say he was "let off", if you are implying that the police should have done more than they did. The CPS wouldn't prosecute because they didn't think there was sufficient chance of getting a conviction. There was no evidence, or insufficient evidence, to prove that the person under the car had stolen the phone, even though it was not his phone. Circumstantial evidence is not enough in a case like this. There is a long discussion of this incident in another thread - which presumably you have read.

Thomas Micklewright Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Sorry sue still no clearer? Care to try again? > Tom xxxxxx Here's my post again. Does anybody else not understand it? OK I've had several glasses of red, but I just want to say, if people didn't eat meat, then there would be very few cows, sheep, pigs or hens in the countryside, if any. At least they have a life, even if a fairly short one. And I personally think battery farming is a load more cruel than animals getting their throats slit. I used to live on an organic farm. Strange as it may seem, the farmers really cared for their animals, and their welfare, even though they were going off to be slaughtered at the end of the day. I was a vegetarian once. Now I'm not. But I would never knowingly eat animals who had spent their lives in a cruel environment.

the-e-dealer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Blimey all his friends ganging up on me over > little joke. xxxxxxx I'm not his friend, and your "little joke" (it wasn't funny in the first place) is getting to be a major pain in the a**e, made at every opportunity on virtually every thread you post on. Water under the bridge now, why can't you just let it go? :-S

stoo31 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >if not > then you can call the noise department during the > day. xxxxxx That's totally pointless because they won't do anything unless they come out and hear it for themselves, anyway it would be too late to stop the noise then, wouldn't it?

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thomas Micklewright Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Do Iceland do good vegetables and fruits? > > > Yeah, but more importantly, they sell loads of > cheap meat! xxxxxx Bad, bad Otta :))

Is this it? Came from the "local info" page on this forum. Safer Neighbourhood Team phone 020 8721 2447 ETA: Email address is given as [email protected] But I have no idea if any of this info is up to date.

Just Like A Woman - Bob Dylan

the-e-dealer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How do we know NicktheSnick isnt an imposter? xxxxxx I know Nick. He isn't an imposter. He's the bar manager at the Ivy House, and was previously at Hoopers Bar. Why not come down and see John Otway at the Ivy House on Saturday 3 December, and check Nick out for yourself. Buy advance tickets online here! or over the bar at the Ivy House. Selling fast! ETA: Our first gig at the Ivy House back in September, with Wizz Jones, was excellent, and we are expecting this gig to be equally excellent :)

Dopamine1979 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nero Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Iceland is great for good value basics - cream, > > tinned fruit, frozen prawns, spuds, bananas, > baked > > beans, olive oil, milk etc. It's not that busy, > > the staff are friendly and efficient and the > > shelves are always well stacked. > > Not to mention eggs. Got 6 large free range eggs > there for a quid the other day. Iceland is a much > overlooked resource on LL on my part. xxxxxxxx I agree with all that. Iceland is very good value for a lot of things - (not the turkey twizzler kind of food that some people seem to assume is all it sells).. Unfortunately it's often more convenient to do one large shop in one place, eg S********s, even if it turns out more expensive, because they have more of the stuff I need to stock up on regularly.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cheers e-dealer. > > I checked and apparently they're emptying my > blue/brown bins today, I'll check shortly.. > > James Barber - perhaps you don't need to check for > me now, IF you were going to use the same source > of info ? > many thanks tho. xxxxxxx KK, one lot of bin people have already been round today, I guess you're probably on the same rota as me (Tuesdays, brown and blue today?). Hope you're feeling better btw.

Thomas Micklewright Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Harp. Explain sue - what was your point if I have > missed it? > xxxxxxxx I cannot make the point any more clearly than I already did in my previous post, so maybe you need to read it more carefully, sorry not to be more helpful.

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teddyt Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I mean, > no one even gets off the train at muggers central, > i mean South Bermondsey. NO ONE. xxxxxxx My partner does for a start. He lives there. And he's not a mugger. What a stupid post.