Peckhamgatecrasher
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Rash on tum, back and forehead
Peckhamgatecrasher replied to Polly D's topic in The Family Room Discussion
My little one had something similar a few times, usually after a bout of tonsilitis. It was a strep. rash or scarlet fever which is not alarming as it sounds. Antibiotics quickly clear it up (it's not Beth in Little Women anymore!) -
Of course I did - allow me a little poetic frustration.
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Bummer - there was a good meet at Detling yesterday. I'll have a look for some others not too far away.
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Potential game on. England 107 for 3 chasing 419.
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Your little girl's "bits"
Peckhamgatecrasher replied to Fuschia's topic in The Family Room Discussion
Unfortunately, one of the posters on here is called what my friend used for her girls: minkey. Everytime I see a post from him/her, I can't help but snigger. We used 'noonie' for when my daughter was very little, but now she's a teenager, it's all very clinical. -
Thanks for the tip Quids - owe you a drink. Cheers to the noble D_C who brought benisons and filthy lucre to soothe my brow.
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Well my giddy aunt! I've just woken from a nap - my head is truly in a vice. Missed all the bally hoohah. David, I think I love you.
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I shall read with interest. I read many US blogs and literature and some of their usage drives me mad. Took me eons to work out what cilantro was!
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I can't believe that I have been out and about today in Peckham and ED in the only places that don't have betting shops. I now have a raging headache and can't be arsed to walk down to L.Lane. I would have put my fiver on Imperial Commander, so if he wins I shall have a hissy fit.
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10 is only lower middle age. Puissance won by an 18 yr old. Think Steve Redgrave.
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Fair enough. Though I come from the other angle - I'm slightly potty about horses so that's what drives my interest. I find the whole trainer/jockey stuff fascinating too (but that could be as a result of reading too much Dick Francis/John Francome/Jenny Pitman ouvre.) Plus it's quite a lark to observe a horse in the paddock and pick it on looks/conformation alone rather than looking at form - that method has got most of my wins.
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Does your dictionary not use hyphens?
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Probably cleaners. They come to St John's at some ungodly hour, usually making a huge racket opening the gates.
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Not forgetting CS Lewis.
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I. Commander getting 9.0. What does that mean in old money?
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Give me a reasonable outsider for the Gold Cup - I can just about afford to lose a fiver.
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ED Nature Watch
Peckhamgatecrasher replied to Peckhamgatecrasher's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
Crocus spreads in Peckham Rye are looking stunning at the moment. Also lots of catkins and pussy willow. In Nunhead Cemetery, drifts of snowdrops, cowslips and primroses are rather lovely. But - where have all the violets gone? I haven't seen any wild ones for years. -
I have jods and hat if you wish RosieH!
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Swan - 10 wickets - good chap.
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'Bout bloody time he earned his keep.
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Crossword Page - clues, help or bored
Peckhamgatecrasher replied to mockney piers's topic in The Lounge
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Guinness Punch Recepie Please for Paddy's Day
Peckhamgatecrasher replied to monica's topic in The Lounge
Is that what you call the hair of the wolf, Lord S? -
Crossword Page - clues, help or bored
Peckhamgatecrasher replied to mockney piers's topic in The Lounge
Struggling with yesterday's Telegraph 12 across: Mark one's financial record as a lie (12) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ E _ E _ T -
Ho hum - this is pretty boring. Will probably be a whitewash tour. I want drama and action all depending on the last ball. Is that unreasonable? PS: Chittagong still a good word - try singing it to William Tell Overture.
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incident on east dulwich road (abuse from kids)
Peckhamgatecrasher replied to rgutsell's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
If you look on the local info tab on the top right hand side, the SNT details are given.