katie1997

I'm a fan of tacky white stilettos, an acquired taste I know.

Thank you giggirl and LM for the helpful advice. Er...and Waynetta for the top tit, I mean tip. and of course narnia XxxXxx xxxxxxx oxoxoxoxoxoxoxo xxxxxxxxX xoxoxoxo

Narnia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ah so that's why you were washing your hair Katie! > The solution is obviously a low cut top as you > suggested combined with a very short skirt. Not > knowing where to look will make him dizzy, fall > over and bang his head. :))

Don't they sell turkey twizzlers in waitrose or M &S? What are these waitrose nuggets the thread title refers to anyway? Ps. HonaloochieB, some light dusting duties and plant watering vacancies coming up in the autumn if you're interested? Do let me know.

SalubriousSyddersin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If it follows the natural order of things > 'ArtVandely' then expect a chav temple to all that > is gaudy/poor quality 'Nando's' to open in Lesser > Dulwich tout de suite. I'd imagine you'll all be > somehwat cook-a-hoop. > > Peasants. > > Although there's one in Camberwell I hear? 'Tis > but a short 176 ride for you Lesser Dulwichites?! > I'd suggest the train but we all know how > phenomenally poor the rail connections are for you > lot down there.... SS you seem to know a lot about ED, did you live here before you upgraded to 'Sydders'? Or is all your local knowledge taken from this forum? Is the 'Sydders' forum a good one too? > We, meanwhile, shall content ourselves with our > soon-to-be Waitrose AND our M&S Simply Food...oh > woe are we!!?? > > Can we have your Iceland?:)) Oh what a shame you mean you don't have an Iceland? My oh my :)

I like chocolate buttons best (even better if they have been in the freezer for a while) mmm

so just throwing this out here...what would you do (ladies) if you discovered that your new boss was a 'starer' even when the top is not low cut? Is the solution to wear a really low-cut top as they might try better to avoid looking? or maybe not?

me too, you could see those dollar signs in his eyes...and then trying to arrange a date! he has such bad taste but that's what's so funny.

Oh-kay I only worked with a david beckham lookalike except X was a bit shorter I guess. It was in SE Asia at the time and hilarious when he got 'recognised' (well except for poor X who hated the constant attention and comparison)

yes good job you locked it otherwise people might be tempted to post their claim to fame. (I have previously worked with David Beckham)

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yep, SM I've got a tri-annual nine series monkey > on my back. > > The last episode doesn't get any better though. George is always hilarious though isn't he...?

TonyQuinn Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wish to repeat that it's more or less every > junction on Barry and Lordship that is a problem. > We all know that with this government there is not > going to be any new funds available....but I'm > sure the council can get a bit of cash together > for some yellow paint to get some double yellows > going around all those junctions to give drivers > coming out onto either Barry or Lordship more of a > chance of getting out safely. > Let's all write to the council to get this done! so have the road safety issues only arisen since the new government were elected? Did the previous government not have enough time in power to address the issues?

i have no shame - shoes ( not boring flat ones either) and more shoes also, coffee, shoes, radio, shoes, newspapers, shoes, marmite, shoes, chillies, shoes, make-up, more shoes etc

precisely - which enables some people (who aren't being extra careful) to travel along that road as fast as they possibly can, getting up to speeds of...oh, lets say about 90mph now since its a guess. I'm not sure people wanted a comparison between Barry Road and other B-roads in London, more the fact that this particular spot is local to them, they are worried that its getting pretty damn dangerous and perhaps something should/could be done, if possible.

KillaQ - I agree with what the others say about this junction, I use this at various different times most days. I don't think those speeds are an exaggeration at all, in fact, it doesn't even have to be late at night to notice this either. Its a very dangerous junction - as are others of course - but as the thread was started about this one, I share the concerns of the original poster that the likelihood of a serious incident here seems increasingly likely.

Louisa, do you work for Waitrose by any chance? Well done. Btw, sydders, twickers etc but... putters!? WTF?! this has been entertaining *nibbles on fried chicken with a side helping of monster munch (pickled onion counts as veg, yeah?)

waynetta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 'Relieve the pain of Diarrhoea' I'm sure the solution is in the 'top tips' thread somewhere...

I hope no-one on this thread is trawling the internet for material...(PM me if so, I need some pointers) *now what was that one about the man who says yes?*

omniprescient Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't waste time by making up your own top tips - > simply trawl through the internet and use other > people's > > (you all know who you are..) the way I see it, this thread provides an essential community service for the busy people of ED* who simply don't have the time to trawl through viz....er, the internet thingy for such quality tips. we can't be expected to provide citations for all of our material, we'd never get any 'real' work done now, would we? *thats ED, not "Sydders"

waynetta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There is a whole fleet of pristine second world > war tanks located in An underground bunker under > Sydenham woods. That's what a friend of mine who > is into the second world war history told me.no > idea if it's true The Russians had the best tanks in WWII - the T34 Not a lot of people know that...

SHOPPERS - When buying grapes, take one grape to the till. When it is weighed it won't register on the low-tech unsensitive scales so you will get it for free. Repeat this procedure a hundred times or so, and hey, presto! You have yourself a free bunch of grapes.

waynetta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah, wonder why the thread I started about famous > people doing ordinary stuff has been locked? you should have added "and.....new Waitrose opening in [insert nearby place name] soon" to the thread title > 'I would have gotten away with it if it wasn't for > those pesky forum administrators' :))

Ladymuck Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > katie1997 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > btw, there's nothing in the small print to say > > what prize we will win if we pick the lucky > > number. > > Good point Katie273737! > > > (PS you still on-line? LOL) no I'm not. someone else is impersonating me again (and not very well either I might add, tsk)

1997 for me please woof (might as well eh?) btw, there's nothing in the small print to say what prize we will win if we pick the lucky number.

sheesh, those are the best kind of picnic skills anyone can have (tu) :)-D