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first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > More fox calls/vocalisations > xxxxxxxx Beautiful pictures of foxes on this too, thanks for that :)

Just hearing screeching noises at the moment and it deffo sounds like foxes rather than cats to me ......

pablogrande Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I forgot supergrass - I should coco > > And of course - the best of the Beatles xxxxx Best of the Beatles? How can that have been a debut album?! Please Please Me wasn't it?? ETA: Memo to self: Get off this thread :))

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >> > ABBA - ABBA > > *only mention them because they were just swedeing > their way through Dancing Queen on 'TOTP 1976' on > BBC3 - honest!* The Spooky Men's Chorale do a great version of :))

YAY! FATHER TED!! :)-D

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Are we even allowed to call them Christmas Lights. > xxxxxxx There's no other festival around that time, is there? Diwali (festival of lights) is much earlier I think. So can't see why calling them Christmas lights would offend.

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >. > > One thing I'd really like to see is mulled wine / > cider and boozy hot chocolate available on the > lane / Northcross. xxxxxx Prettys did mulled wine on Saturdays in Northcross Road last December :)-D

intexasatthe moment Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue - the real excitement starts when pools of > liquid collect at the bottom of the bin ( > condensation I guess ) and the lid is all gunged > up with coffee grounds . > Guess who's not a good housekeeper :-$ ? xxxxxx Ah well, at least the council have provided binliners to use, though that may not prevent the coffee grounds gunge problem I guess ..... I still feel a little thrill every time I raise the lid - hadn't realised quite what a sad sad life I must lead :))

Blimey :))

Willard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You need to have some sort of safety mesh over the > scaffold anyway because its on the main road, who > gives a f**k what colour it is or what's written > on it. It's temporary, while the scaffold is > there. Get some perspective people. xxxxxxxxx Well I care. Safety mesh is a totally different thing to some huge and hideous advertising billboard on two sides of a prominent building in East Dulwich's main street. As somebody already said, we're surrounded by enough f*****g advertising in public places already. And we don't as yet know how "temporary" it will be.

It's quite exciting putting teabags and onion skins into a little brown bin :))

Are we sure this is just going to be temporary? And that it will actually disappear once the refurbishment is completed? If so I'm less inclined to be (6) but I cynically suspect that once people have got used to it being there it could become a permanent feature .....

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do you mean the gents toilet Sue or are you > sticking with 'gents'? xxxxxxx Good point :)) Not wishing to upset any former customers of the Foresters, I'll go with the toilet option :))

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You are right Moos - they should stick together. :)) Took me a while to get that, duh.

cidered Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Foresters arms? is the bishop no more? xxxxxx The Bishop was previously called the Foresters Arms - and a very vile pub it was too :)) Unless you like the kind of place where you squelch over the squirly carpet and can smell the gents from wherever you're sitting :))

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >> > Is it worse than scaffolding? > > I doubt it's a permanent fixture xxxxxxx Surely they wouldn't need planning permission if it was temporary. I guess they will make money out of it by renting the site. And yes, much much worse than scaffolding imo. It's illuminated, ffs (6) Will loom over Lordship Lane like a big looming thing.

Pia has started a thread in the Trades section of the forum

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The person who runs Jeannie Avent in North Cross Road (corner of Lacon Road) may have their contact details, as I think the Skip Sisters rented it for a while around Christmas a while ago.

They could be crab apples - some varieties are small and bright red. Do they look like this? BTW I had to throw all my hazelnuts away - none of them appeared to actually have any nuts inside :-S

another annie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes we've been wondering about the brown paper > sacks that you get from the library etc for garden > waste. Can see no mention of them on the leaflet > we've received? They're ideal when you've no room > for your own compost bin, we can keep a supply > folded up in a cupboard until we need them rather > than having a large garden waste bin sitting > outside all the time? xxxxxxxx Yes me too, plus the green woven sacks. I don't want a brown wheelie bin sitting outside all year in my tiny front garden just for the few weeks when I actually fill it. The fold-up bags plus smaller brown food waste box are much more convenient.

I have an extra box instead of a blue wheely bin, but why oh why are the new blue bins not a less obtrusive colour? Why could they not be a darker blue,eg the blue the existing boxes are, which would have blended in a little better with the surroundings? My road is now a hideous mass of bright blue bins, all clearly visible as there is nowhere else to put them except our miniscule front gardens. I'm all in favour of recycling, but not the vile effect it is having on the visual environment.

giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dear James, > > Yesterday morning I was out and about with friends > looking for somewhere to get a Full English when I > stumbled across an ED shop that I'd never been > into before. I had a small moment of excitement > until, on closer inspection, I saw that it was > selling fake designer goods. > > It's bad enough that we seem to pay over the odds > in ED for anything from a bacon butty to a > lightbulb without having this sort of blatant > rip-off. > > Whilst I'm sure that a lot of girls would spot the > good on offer for the nasty fakes that they are, > some bloke wanting to surprise his partner might > not know the difference and might part with the > ?280 being asked for something wich has, at best, > a ?20 - ?30 value. > > I telephoned Trading Standards this morning to > pass on all the info and they said they would > direct it to the right team. Trading Standards > are a mystery to me and I'm worried that they may > decide not to act. If I PM you all the details I > wonder whether you would please shake a pointy > stick in their general direction? I want that > shop raided and stripped of all its rip-off fakes > and I really hope to God that nobody in ED has > been fooled and paid over the odds for this tatt. > > > Thank you in advance and, yes, I am 100% sure that > they are fakes. > > Px xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Where abouts is this shop?

Aries Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Get over it!! It's all about catering for the > community, you want Waitrose etc, get on bus or > use your car and head off to Kensington or > Chelsea... xxxxxx Yes, well said, sadly some people seem to think the ED community consists only of people who can afford to shop at Waitrose.

"Even if"??? Yeh it's weird how some bits of body hair can be ginger (or grey) and other parts not! ETA: Am I on the bramble jelly list, PGC? (Crosses fingers)