Sue

Just want to add my thanks to those above. Thanks for all your help Barry.

Bit of a long shot, but I posted a link on this thread a while ago re where I get my bird fat snax off the internet, and I can't find it. Nobody made a note of it by any chance? Pathetic I know but I can't track down my last receipt. Even though I have a file marked "birds and bird food", the latest thing in it is from 2008 :-$ I have googled Gardman fat snax but none of the suppliers who come up ring a bell, and I want to make sure I'm getting the best deal :))

aquarius moon Wrote: > And whatever happened to caramac? xxxxxxx Still around, isn't it?

DirtyBox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think dano should spend many hours of his free > time attempting to track down whatever idiot left > the money in the machine, xxxxxxx Well, maybe there's two kinds of people in the world, DirtyBox. Those who would do that, and those who wouldn't.

dv1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue, > > It's quite simple - the statement will record that > you, or someone, took the money out of the machine > - but - there is no way it can record whether or > not you actually took it out of the dispenser or > left it there for the next person. It is not the > bank's responsibility. End of. xxxxxxxx No, of course it won't record whether or not you took the money out! And of course it's not the bank's responsibility if someone forgets to take their money! But what I meant was, the bank who owns the cash machine will presumably have a record of who made what transaction at what time, so that the owner of the money could be traced.

dv1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How exactly do you think the bank will be able to > figure out who the money belongs to? It is fairly > basic technology. Cashpoint dispenses money. > Cashpoint no longer interested, neither will bank > be. xxxxxxxxxx How come my bank statements have a record of the amount of money I have taken from ATMs, and when, then? Forgive me for being thick :)

Somebody/some people appear to have tried to prise a number of these photos off the wall - again. Luckily they haven't succeeded, but some of the photos are now all bent at the top corners. Incredible :-S

Maybe Paul's on holiday, KK?

The bank where the cashpoint was will know whose cash this should have been, won't it?

Saw this on Saturday and thought it was absolutely brilliant. One of the best movies I've ever seen. Great idea, great script, well directed, excellent acting, fab is it/isn't it ending. Need to see it again though to pick up all the nuances! And I'd really like to read the script. Always interesting to see movies about the nature of reality, and I thought this was better than The Matrix.

I like the market. The fudge is delicious, the cakes are delicious and the food at the stall which sells things like fishcakes and salads is delicious. Those French salami things are really nice as well. I couldn't afford to buy things like this all the time, but I really like having them there as an occasional Saturday treat.

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That's fair enough Sue....you are quite right...it > is Nick's problem not yours. xxxxxxx You seem to have gone out of your way to make it my problem, however

peterstorm1985 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Dear Sue, > in order to prevent any further discussion and > before poor DJKillaQueen bursts a blood vessel > please would you ask Nick (who I assume you know) > for confirmation of the licence number that he > claims provides the late licence and then we will > be able to see if it is the same licence that > DJKillaQueen has already provided the link to or > not. If it is a new licence I will happily insert > the link for you. From what I have seen it would > appear that DJKillaQueen is correct. xxxxxxxx Nick posts on the forum and as you can see has posted on the other thread that DJKQ has posted on concerning our forthcoming gig. Therefore you - or she - can easily PM him. I am off sick with stress at the moment and this is really not helping, the issue is not about The Goose is Out and I really don't want to be involved in this any more.

peterstorm1985 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- >> > Hi Sue, this link just takes us to another thread > on the ED forum. xxxxx It takes you to a thread in which Nick, the owner of DHFC, has stated that there is a late licence till 1pm on Fridays and Saturdays. I don't know how to link to a specific post in the thread, and I don't think there's a way to do that.

As the owner of DHFC has said HERE there is a late licence till 1am on Fridays and Saturdays. ETA: The reference to 3am in the middle of a little-visited page of our website, which DJKQ must have gone through with a very fine tooth comb to find, was to one night after a Dick Gaughan gig when a few people stayed on very late to chat whilst we were clearing up. It was not intended to imply that the bar was open till 3am - I'm sure the bar staff were well tucked up in their beds by then! I have now removed it as I can see it was confusing,

Wade in the Water - Eva Cassidy

Dime bars. Crunchies. Marzipan chocolate. Mixed toffees. Chocolate fudge (the proper crumbly kind not the squidgy kind) M&Ms Proper jelly beans Peanut brittle Edinburgh Rock (blimey, can't remember the last time I saw that :)) )

rahrahrah Wrote: > > Bring back Inside 72 xxxxxxx Chance would be a fine thing - R.I.P. :-S

:)) Google it, it's a record shop, honestly :)) Rough Trade ETA: It's right next to the Big Chill Bar in Dray Walk off Brick Lane. It has a good folk section, too :)-D ETA: PRESS RELEASE At a time when record stores are disappearing faster than the polar bear population, Rough Trade sticks two fingers up at climate change with the opening of the UK?s largest record shop. As ever, we?re here to champion the fledgling artist as much as those already established, so even if you haven?t got a distribution deal, we want to sell your record? we? might even let you perform in-store on our Peavey equipped live stage. There?s even a ?snug? area with free wireless internet connection for all you hot desk jockeys, for a more creative workspace. It will also be the focus of a programme of regular shop events which you can get involved in, watch this space, there is some pretty awesome stuff coming up! Plus the surrounding walls provide a dedicated gallery space for music inspired exhibitions by talented customers seeking that first moment of recognition. To celebrate the opening of Rough Trade East, we?re busy putting together a month-long calendar of special in-store events. With a typical enthusiasm for the old and new, expect a carefully selected handful of top-secret artist performances. Whether you're an new band looking for a shot at playing in-store alongside some of the biggest bands in the world, an avid record collector, or just an information buff who needs to know exactly what's going on before everyone else... this is the place to be!

Rough Trade off Brick Lane seems to have done OK :)

thebestnameshavegone Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > To summarise: Folk music (which I like) = good > > 'Rap / boom boom music' (which I don't like / > attracts the 'wrong sort') = bad xxxxxx The point was about different noise levels which disturb people's sleep, not about the merits of different kinds of music :) ETA: Thanks Jeremy, you put it better

Putting the shutters down makes the room seem like being in some kind of air raid shelter or something. It's horrendous from the inside. I have every sympathy with people who are being disturbed by noise, but can we keep some kind of proportion? How often does this disturbance actually happen? We hold Goose gigs at DHFC once a month, and I would be mortified if I thought they were disturbing people living nearby in any way. We spent a summer looking for a suitable local venue after we were kicked out of the EDT without warning, we were lucky enough to find DHFC, and we've spent over two years building up the Goose. We started out because we really wanted to bring folk music back to East Dulwich, and we bring really top artists here. If we have to close the shutters we might as well give up.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you want a nail bar, I suggest you saunter down > Rye Lane. xxxxxxxxx There's also a nail bar just before East Dulwich Station (coming from Goose Green).

felt-tip Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If its a Giraffe I will move back to North London. xxxxxxxx Yes, please God not a Giraffe :-S

Why not contact the owner? I will PM you his email address.