Sue

CPT. The Palmerston. Franklins (Franklyns?) for the bit at the front, but less so now they've binned their lovely sofa, and for their great draught cider. But hey, I'm probably at least twice your age so maybe you'd better ignore this :)) Can't believe how spoilt for choice we are now compared to when I moved here in 1991, when there was nowhere I wanted to drink :)

Thanks UP :)

So what happened?!

That's amazing, didn't think they were in this country, only one I have ever seen was in Venice

Have been terrible traffic jams on the 185 route between Camberwell Green and Vauxhall recently.

Zak Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't panic, it hasn't closed down - they're > simply moving to bigger and better premises where > the furniture shop used to be. It seems that the > bakery has been a great success since it opened > and they're going to capitalise on this. I > understand that they're going to expand cafe as > part of the move. xxxxxxxx Excellent, I'm really pleased to hear it. So clearly I'm no judge whatsoever of a good location :))

Passed it yesterday and it looked like it had. I did always think it wasn't in the right location there for the kind of thing it was selling, but sory if it has closed nevertheless. xxxxxxxxx Don't blame me, blame WOOF MarktheDog :))

Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now - The Smiths

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He did nothing, no surprise . xxxxxxx Well he might have done loads of things, but we only see what the programme makers choose to show us :) But yes, on the evidence we saw, he was ******* useless and I can't understand how he got on the Apprentice at all .....

In the Middle of Nowhere - Dusty Springfield

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think it is getting tired, but I do still find > it fun. xxxxxxxx Yeh I agree, well past its sell-by date but still the only telly programme I actually bother to watch on a regular basis! But I must be very naive, I had no idea this stuff was set up, I know an ex-contestant, and she never mentioned that. I'm a bit horrified by the Sun and Doves thing, surely that's not fair - selling the skeleton made money for one team, and the outcome was decided on profit v value.

There's a screen just by the ticket office, isn't there?

ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So - you've chosen to get rid of this thread where > there's a lot rubbish being talked and where does > rubbish go? And the Horniman is a place visited by > lots of people again creates large amounts of > rubbish. Congratulations! > > You got rid of the car. xxxxxxxx Is it just me who can't grasp any of the above? :-$

Surely a child that age wasn't out on a bike on his own?

People who describe items for sale as "tasteful" and "attractive" when the attached photo shows they're clearly neither ......

Alone Again Or - Love

nt missing ??

Crazy Man Michael - Fairport Convention

Damn, I thought this thread was about the Night Garden. Upsy Daisy and Iggle Piggle and the Pontipines. Damn :-$

People who go into their garden at around 9am on one of those blissful East Dulwich Sunday mornings when there have been no planes, and have a conversation conducted at shouting level about their holiday etc. For about twenty minutes. Thus waking me out of a beautiful sleep. Grrrrrrrrrr

The Palmerston has a great lunch deal during the week :)

:) Made my day!

When is Unkle's meeting at Sainsbury's? Edited to say: Sorry just seen day in post above. Clearly this isn't restricted to DKH Sainsbury's, but I'd like to know why Sainsbos have stopped doing their own label Chai and also their own label Assam tea, both of which used to be staples of mine. And I have a vague memory that they used to have own label Decaf tea and don't know. Also why have the cheapo tinned chopped tomatoes for mean/skint customers just about quadrupled in price?? :-$

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tillie - to get a ?20 note as change you are > paying with a ?50 note? I don't have any of those > - to be honest I have only ever had one of them > ever... xxxxxxx I've never even seen one! :))

CF Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > yes lenk i am sure the needle exchange wont be in > the nursery but in my opinion better the two arent > right on top of each other, there are plenty other > places where their could be a needle exchange. xxxxxxx Please - we've already had this discussion ad nauseam. Please search for and read the original thread before going round and round the same ground. A needle exchange by its nature will be used by responsible people. They won't have "addict" tattooed on their foreheads, probably, and probably they will look just like everybody else. Nor will they, probably, strew the needles they have come to exchange around the area. I doubt whether the users (ooops) of the nursery will even be aware of their presence amongst the other visitors to DMC. And as pointed out above there appeared to be other factors involved in the previous opposition. This reminds me a bit of the heated opposition to Sainsbury's opening on Dog Kennel Hill. All sorts of dire consequences were forecast, including traffic jams back to Camberwell Green in one direction and Forest Hill in the other. None of them happened, and we got a new and very nicely designed (on the whole apart from one misplaced path) park in addition to a convenient supermarket (albeit one which has seemingly deteriorated since).