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Trevor Moore Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > when the perpetrators are found, on their way to > clink we all get the chance to tip the contents of > our new brown food waste mini-bins over their > heads. xxxxxxx Or the contents of our toilets.

Help-Ma-Boab Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Sue, have a look beside Homemade the > morra, made me and surfbob smile. xxxxxxx Will have to make a special journey, it would be at least a ten minute round trip to walk it :)) and my fitness campaign does not start till 2012 :)) I'm working on getting as fat and unfit as possible over Christmas so that I can have a miraculous improvement next year ..... Oh alright then ..... I'll force myself away from my chair for ten minutes .....

Laddy Muck Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Right next to Homemade, Sue! xxxx Wot, the mini-supermarket where you have to go to have a piss because Homemade don't have a bog? :))

Help-Ma-Boab Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As the blackboard outside Barrys on Barry Road > says. xxxxx Where is Barrys on Barry Road??

I'm so trying not to mention Stevie Smith - oh, I did :-$ As you were .....

the-e-dealer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well there was this Dr not Grant obviously. Said > you should take Ibuprofin. I said I cant I am > Asthmatic - they said said Nonsense my child is > asthmatic I give it to him/her all the time. Then > he/She opened up Mims and said oh dear you are > right. xxxxxx That's truly terrible. But on the other hand, many moons ago when I was at uni I went out with a medic, and the thought of anybody ever being his patient is just too horrific to contemplate :-S

What everybody said :) Wishing everyone posting on and reading the forum a happy, healthy and peaceful 2012. Special thanks to Admin and the Mods xx

Just wondered if anybody was still smelling this strange smell - my neighbour says hers has gone now.

Sorry, I think I'm mixing it up with something else - revolving ads down Lordship Lane? Something like that. Which included one outside the station, I think.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Yes but with 0.1% interest... after 3 years ... > there is not much left. > :( > xxxxxxx 0.1% ? I know interest rates are low, but surely you could find something paying higher interest than that?!?!?! Highest Paying Savings I do sympathise because I took a lump sum as part of my pension and now I wish I hadn't because what's left of it is plummeting in value :-S ETA: In the past even when I took voluntary redundancy it didn't affect my entitlement to JSA ???? The contributions - based kind, not the means-tested kind, anyway.

GinaG3 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- We are in a private rent, ex > council owned but are charged a extortionate > amount, over ?400pcm more than its worth on > private rental market (and the condition its in!!) > and over ?700pcm the council rate for the same > flat. xxxxxx Stupid question, I know, so feel free to shoot me down in flames, but why are you renting a flat at over ?400 pcm over the going rate?

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Whilst I agree Social Housing should remain Social > Housing.... > > The big Problem is that many Local Councils do not > have the Money to maintain the housing it still > owns. > Much of Social Housing is in a poor state of > repair. > xxxxxxx But for example there has recently been an absolutely massive programme of improvements on the Dog Kennel Hill Estate, and I believe also on at least one estate on the other side of the Rye (and probably others). I recognise one swallow does not a summer make (or something) but it does seem to me that Southwark Council is doing its best with probably very limited resources. It could probably do more if it raised council tax, and then what? Votes for the other party. That's partly why the NHS and many schools are in such a fragile state - income tax rate reduced for political gain, and then nobody willing to put it back up again. What do people think pays for the NHS and education budgets? This isn't The Big Society, is it? It's everybody paying lipservice to community, but not wanting to be out of pocket to see other people lower down the heap raise their standard of living. Sorry admin, off topic, delete post if you want :-$

Fox, :))

zeban Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bloody Maggie Thatcher. Social housing should stay > just that, not for people trying to make an > investment. xxxxxx Hear Hear

sambobia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And many thanks to James Barber for all his hard > work over the past year. I appreciate the work he > puts in on the forum and think we would be poorer > without it. xxxxxxx Seconded

paps Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My 7 month old seems to have got it for the second > time!! > > Anyone else had any experience with a baby having > it? > xxxxxx You might get more response putting this in the Family section, maybe?

That's a shame if it's true.

edcam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They do good work, it's true but they perpetuate > homophobia, so my money goes elsewhere. xxxxxx How do they do that, exactly?

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The planning application for a 9 foot advertising > hoarding in the pavement outside East Dulwich > station has been refused by planning officers. xxxxxx There were others proposed, weren't there? Have they all been refused?

jimmyay Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Romanian metal thief scumbag gangs strike > again no doubt xxxxxx Well if the article was in the Daily Mail, they're unlikely to be English or the paper probably wouldn't have printed it ....

Same here - I think the Sally Army do really good work. Somebody recently mentioned on the forum that they had heard their carols this year, but not sure if it was in ED.

Medley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'd encourage everyone who wants to reform the > scrap metal trade to have a look at this > e-petition - and better still to sign it! > > E-petition for a cashless scrap metal trade xxxx PeterStorm already posted the same link above :)

I've also signed the petition (pending clicking on the emailed link which hasn't arrived yet :) ) Thanks for drawing it to our attention PeterStorm

bob Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's whisky in the Giro( Thin Lizzy ) > Bob S xxxxxxxxxx :)) I think the idea of people having to cash their giros in a pub is a terrible idea, for all sorts of reasons, including the fact that everybody in the pub will know that you are on benefits - which some claimants (is that still the right word?) may not care about, but others may. Or is the idea that the pub will provide a whole range of services presently provided by Post Offices? Great. You go in for a quiet pint and find a queue snaking through the pub waiting to buy stamps. Very atmospheric. ETA: Oh, yet again I didn't read the OP properly. As you were. Can't be arsed to edit this. Supposed to be doing my cheapskate thing and sending e-cards.

7.55am, FJD?? Bloody hell :))