Sue

Several of the shops on North Cross Road have been converted to residential use - there used to be a newsagent and a Greek grocer's there in the nineties - possibly others which I can't remember.

willow Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > His Dark Materials trilogy by Phillip Pullman. > Boring load of w**k. xxxxxx Willow, how can you?! They're f***ing brilliant in just about every respect, and amongst my favourite books ever :))

Had another really delicious meal at the Curry Cabin on Sunday. Never a bad one yet ....

I had a very nice Sauvignon Blanc in there on New Year's Eve. Well, quite a few actually :)) Hic :)-D

Bobby's Girl - Susan Maughan

I may be wrong but I don't think the boiler pressure has anything to do with the cold water pressure robmcm ?

I've always found Southwark Council to be really good/quick at replacing recycling bags/boxes which have gone missing .... Though I agree it's a pain to have to keep requesting replacements - what on earth happens to all the original ones?? I think the bags blow away quite easily - but the boxes??

AcedOut Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Good riddance to the man! (see previous threads > on the man that runs the place) > > ?550k seems like a bargain for that location. xxxxxx He's always been very pleasant to me, and so has everybody else in the shop. I will be sorry to see it go, personally - it's been really useful to have a stationers within walking distance.

Muttley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > All I can say is that as with many things in life, > I'm glad there's somebody who cares. I've never > given a second thought to London road signs > before, but I will now. Keep up the good work > David. xxxxxx Yeh I agree really :) I'm all for people with a passion, whatever it is :)

SteveT Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have never felt that looks were that important, > compared to that indefinable "chemistry" which > makes the cheeks smile, > > for the butterflies in the pit of the stomach to > flutter, > > and you feel as if you have been released from the > shackles of mediocrity to conquer the world, > because now with her beside you, anything is > possible. > > > > > It lasts for about ten minutes, and then you > realise you shouldn't have another pint because > you have work in the morning. xxxxxx :)):)):))

Kingsbury David Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In case anyone's interest has been raised in this > area here are my collection > > Flickr old signs > > And also a few hundred here Sabre gallery > > There are at least four dedicated sites to these > signs with spotters covering the British Isles. xxxxxxx Why does this remind me of someone I once shared an office with who had a whole room in his house devoted to his slides (this was a long time ago) of buses? :)

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > bon3yard Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Heard great things about the Sunday > > Lunches though. > > Oh, that must mean that they're no longer serving > up the nasty frozen roast potatoes... xxxxxx They were amongst the most disgusting things I've ever eaten, as indeed was the whole "meal" they accompanied :-S I'd take a lot of persuasion ever to have Sunday lunch at the Dog again ......

On the traffic news yesterday, it sounded as if water mains were bursting all over London, presumably due to the temperature.

Anybody want a bottle of Brut aftershave Nyge's sister gave him? (He's had a beard for about fifteen years :)) )

Am I still in a drunken stupor or are these posts on the wrong thread?? :-$

All the young dudes - Mott the Hoople

Fresh as a Sweet Sunday Morning - Bert Jansch

Yeh OK, that definitely wins hands down, I'll have that at my funeral instead of the Rufus Wainwright one - or maybe both, they could probably do with a laugh by that point :))

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- text removed - The Administrator xxxxxx That's a bit like saying all the posters on this forum are bigoted, prejudiced, stupid arseholes just because one or two of them are, naming no names of course. (6)

Oh OK, life's too short as none of my photos are online :)) Edited to say: But thanks anyway!

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Bunty Annual. > > Are you sure? If it featured any adventures of The > Four Marys, then have a care, for you toy with my > juvenile sexuality. > Which Mary? Cotter? Raleigh? I couldn't make my > mind up. > Probably bacause on the back cover of each 'Bunty' > there was Bunty, disporting herself in her > underwear. > Distracting me from the wholesomeness of the the > Marys, and enticing me into the whole 'cutting out > the Bunty figure, the clothes, ensuring you > include the 'tabs' so that you can press them over > Bunty's compliant body' > Think again, Sue. xxxxxx :))

Yeh agree re Earthly Powers, brilliant book.

Hey, I want to put up a pic of Spotty my deflated dalmation, and I don't know how to do it ... :-$

WHERE'S RUFUS WAINWRIGHT'S VERSION????!!!!????!!!! Best by far in my opinion, and I don't even like Rufus Wainwright much apart from Hallelujah!

Why all this animosity towards PCSOs? I had a visit from one recently who was coming round giving out the DNA marking kits or whatever they're called. She was professional, friendly and extremely helpful. Afraid I can't see the point of this thread at all :-S And is tiger ranks suggesting the PCSOs should have somehow known in advance where and when the armed robberies were to take place? FFS ....