katie1997

Gosh, what insight into the forum from someone who is relatively new. Been 'lurking' long then? Personally, I only bother to read ????, Marmora Man and Loz in the DR. Most others are boring and I cannot be ar5ed to read their splenetic ramblings 'backed up' by Wikipedia. OK gross generalisation and off topic, sorry Chair.

What about a Crystal Palace Road Race? Castle - CPT - Actress? Or rather, vice versa?

sagatelsagouni Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > UDT, your taking class, it was needed. ? Are you both the same person? Certainly seems like it....

Adys Road?

I was going to say that I blame those 'socialists' for letting the bankers have their way but let's face it, dear Tony and Gordon were far from that. They might as well have been lightening the regulations on banks along with Thatcher. Danny Alexander - shame on you. Why go into politics when he had such a peachy job as Press Officer for the Cairngorms National Park?

so...who won?

for Apple Mac Music Video

you multiple poster Alan - TWO posts!!!!!!!! get some persepective man B)

I'm working at home today *Bob*. If you are too, how about we swap login details and I'll see if I can post like you*? :)) Edited to add disclaimer: I know, impossible. *Bob* is unique.

and there was me thinking you must have lived in the Black Forest...in the 1970s.

I think it means Annette lives in Border country, oooh ar. I can picture her in her wee cottage making jam (in between posting on the EDF).

Annette McCurtain? who knew.... What's your clan tartan* like? (I know I'll regret asking this) *invented by the English.

Didn't our dear Education Minister suggest that parents or more specifically mothers run the schools today? Brilliant idea. Faced with the challenges of the third form of St. Trouble they might decide that perhaps teachers are worth every penny and deserve a decent pension. In fact, the sanctimonious Gove should put his money where his mouth is and try it for himself.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DM going way over the top there, threads get moved > every day, sometimes admin may be overzealous or > get it wrong... it's not personal. > > Anyway, the problem is that every single spending > cut is bound to annoy or inconvenience people to > some extent. Katie's volunteer idea seems > sensible, surely amongst all these schools you > mention, there must be enough parents who can give > up an hour a month. Oh dear Jeremy, sorry I have to confess it wasn't my idea. It was from reading some of the more constructive posts on the other thread on this subject that seems to have, erm, been moved.

I'd like to wish good luck to the lollipop demo tomorrow. Seems like they are going for easy targets though I do agree that people could volunteer on a rota for once a month if they feel spurned into action and want to put the children's safety first and foremost (whilst still campaigning for the retention of the service). and dulwichmum, don't take it personally that your thread was moved. Some kind person tried to reunite the forgetful residents of Crystal Palace Rd with their cutlery and plates following a Big Lunch event. That thread was moved to the Lounge and swiftly disappeared. Mind you, how many places have a free local forum to remind them they have left their bone handled Sheffield cutlery from Aunt Agatha at Eric and Maude's next door? :)) There's also been a thread or two about the ED servicemen and women who served in the Great War moved to the Lounge. Perhaps those threads didn't have clear titles to make it evident they should stay in this section or something...but anyway, this place seems a tad untidier since SeanMac (RIP) left *sob* Fair enough though, its a free resource.

Too many to mention for me personally and I humbly apologise to anyone I offended on the other fashion thread. You're all fabulous, string vests and city living wellie-wearing afficionados alike.

I can only eat a banana under these specific conditions: - I really, really, really have to be in a 'banana' mood - I have to chop either end off the banana before I could consider eating it - then it has to be sliced. Cannot be eaten straight from the skin or whole. What a weirdo...I know.

Can I make a genuine complaint to the EDF Helicopter Noise Warning Team? One of the wretched things has just noisily flown past my bedroom window and the foxes are due to start any minute now.

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Guilty - although not Hunters (very 2009 darling - > all about the Chameau this year). But in > mitigating circumstances the weather was rather > inclement. Fair enough, perhaps I'm being unnecessarily harsh but the blokes I have seen wearing them tend to look like they are trying too hard to be on trend so its put me off. Maybe they had low slung skinny jeans as well... Never heard of Chameau, I thought Hunter's revival was earlier than that actually. I predict Barbour wellies for next year's must have rubber wear btw.

Ridgley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't hold back Katie say what you really think. > What type of fashion was going on in your > namesake Katie1997? Ok let me add to that list: String vests on anyone. Bolero jackets on large busted women. Fleeces. No matter how 'high-tec' or expensive they are, you still look scruffy. Dungarees. What type of fashion was going on back in '97? Probably boot cut jeans, ankle boots and puffa jackets. I shall add those to my list (with the possible inclusion of 'Chameau (2011) worn by men. In the city. Whatever the weather' too).

Crisp white shirts....with black bra showing through underneath. Horrible. Culottes. They don't suit anyone. Tartan trousers. Gladiator sandals. Ugg boots. Crocs on adults. 'Christmas' jumpers. Sequinned jackets and trousers/accessories. Leather trousers. Hunter wellies worn in the city. (Pleased for Hunter's sales figures and its given me many a laugh so shouldn't really complain). Although of course, it doesn't really matter what you wear, you've either got it or you haven't. Best to be yourself.

Happy Birthday to the lovely Laddy Muck! Hope your day is fab x x :)-D

I agree. I suggest all you yoghurt and puy lentil/hand-rolled Palestinian cous cous loving cyclists do yourselves a favour and go purchase a ten-litre Range Rooney. Immediately.

:-$ I still try to keep my feet from dangling over the edge of the bed in case, of erm, monsters. (Calvin & Hobbes style ... Something Under The Bed Is Drooling!! ARghhhhhhhhh)

Mockney - I always suspected there were super forum features like this. Don't worry, I won't mention it to anyone else. The secret is completely safe with me. PS I thought *Bob*s last post was a bit bollocsk.