Sue

Not healthy for me if I'm sitting on a goldmine but living on a pittance :))

Which one? The one at ?565 or the one at ?575? Pix of the inside and outside of both houses are on the Winkworths website, btw. I find it worrying from many points of view, but not from a purely selfish point of view :))

eric007 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > their not trained sales men, they are collecting > for the unemployed and for the homeless, xxxxxxx Eh? I think not! What makes you think this is where their proceeds are going, Eric?

kellygirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > the guy who runs the drycleaners on Bellenden Road > is really sound and a bit of an expert on moth > removal. i had them for two years running and only > got rid of them after talking to him. xxxxxxx What was his advice?

Maybe I'll sell up and retire in comfort somewhere cheaper :))

omniprescient Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I sympathise with you over this but I find the > tone of the remainder of this thread quite > appalling. It seems people are prepared to put > the blame for this occurence on the shoulders of > parties barely connected with it (rather than upon > the inadequates who perpetrated it). xxxxx Isn't that like saying if you get shot in the States it's purely the fault of the person who shot you, rather than the fault of the lenient gun laws which allowed all and sundry to carry guns in the first place? Surely nobody is saying here that the perpetrators of the crime are not to blame. They are pointing out that if the gates had been locked as they are supposed to be (hardly "parties barely connected with it"!!), or if there was better lighting, the crime may well not have happened as it did. What's wrong with that?

londonloves Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue-I love moths-except the ones that infest my > house! I'm very much the catch a bug and put it > out the window type-but once moths started > munching through my belongings I now squish/swat > on sight-little beggars.....but that's just > clothes moths-no other creatures were harmed in > the makingof this post... xxxxxxx Yeh same here - I wonder if I imported moth eggs (?) with something from a charity shop, been here twenty years and only recently got a problem .... unless it's because I've taken to washing all my clothes in cold water and things survive the wash? UGH :-$ Other possibility is that my wall hangings and cushions were out of use for months last summer due to building/decorating work taking much longer than it should have, so maybe the moths somehow got into them and bred? (6)

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They'd just started locking the park after dark - > have they stopped again? > > xxxxxxxx There's a notice on the gate saying it will be locked at dusk, but I have never known it to be. I've raised this on the forum before. Either it should be locked or it should be lit at night. Really sorry to hear about this incident, but unfortunately not surprised, amazed it hasn't happened more often. Maybe now some action will be taken to lock the park - how hard can that be? Five minutes of somebody's time to lock two gates, they're hardly miles apart.

We have just started using Twitter for The Goose Is Out! Quicker than sending zillions of people an email ..... though we don't have many people following us on Twitter yet, so we have to send the email anyway :))

Ulverscroft Road, ?565k - surely they won't get it?? ETA: Bloody hell, there's another one in the road on at ?575k. ::o Maybe I should pay more attention to house prices, I just assumed they were still going down!

Timster Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >> The credit crunch stalled the ED property bubble > but long term you (subject to a few hiccups) I > would expect prices to carry on rising simply > because ED has become a much more desirable area > to live than it was a few years ago. xxxxxxx Just found out the house next door to mine is on the market, can't believe the asking price for a small terraced house :-$

Well I went on a killing spree today, I don't normally kill things (except for vine weevils) but I squished a moth that flew out of a BOOK when I opened it, surely they're not going to start eating my books as well???? (6)

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If it is going to change name surely the obviously > choices are the North Cross Tavern or the Uplands > Road Tavern. xxxxxxx Uplands Road Tavern doesn't work - boring!

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- the Jerry > Sadowitz audience were particularly well-behaved, > I remember xxxxxxx Probably too stunned to speak. I saw him in Exeter in the eighties. Was uncharacteristically silenced. Especially when he brought a friend on stage to demonstrate his (friend's) unfeasibly large balls. :))

Very sad, but if it's already sold, too late for any action surely?

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Am I imagining it, or was there not at one time a > pub called the Gladstone round here? xxxxx Oh no, ooops, senility strikes again, it was in Sarf Norwood in the eighties :-$ I think it was the one in Portland Road where it was an event if one of the regulars moved slightly :))

Am I imagining it, or was there not at one time a pub called the Gladstone round here?

Blimey Reetpetite, don't think those are clothes moths :)) Ah - you mean ladybirds, don't you? I think all ladybirds bite, it's just that you don't usually notice ....

I vote for The Actress :))

The moths are teeny-tiny, easy not to notice. But it's not the adult moths which do the munching, I think :-S

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dodo1 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > We had them last night sent him away but by the > > sounds of it my neighbour bought something! > > Your neighbours bought something noisy? > Are these youths now trading in, for example brass > instruments? > A saxomophone? A trombone? Maybe a trumpet? > If they come round then buy off 'em 'specially if > the 'axe' in question is by Boosey & Hawkes. > You can start playing modern jazz, straight away. > Unless of course your fingers are palsied, in > which case you can go up a notch to freeform. > Jaaazz, that is. Yeeeaah. xxxxxx Sounds (:))) like you're more drunk than I am :))

Sue Wrote (May 2008): ------------------------------------------------------- > OMG I've never had them before, and I use > cedarwood blocks (which are supposed to be a moth > deterrent) in my wardrobe, but the other day one > flew out of a hamper where I'd stored some > jumpers. > > Is this the start of an invasion ?????? > :-S xxxxxxxx OMG it was. They're eating my cushions. They're eating my wallhangings. All my lovely things I brought back from Rajasthan, they're munching bit by bit. I've only just noticed huge gaps where there used to be wool. How can I get a double bedspread size wallhanging into my (chest) freezer?!?!?!

SteveT Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > To play the piano like the guy in B Bumble and the > Stingers 'Nut Rocker', > >xxxxxx Bloody hell that takes me back :))

Feeling sorry for Charlotte 87 :)

You moved, Monica?