Peckhamgatecrasher

How disappointing, Moos - I thought you were setting up a meeting for us all in Hawaii or Lucerne or summink. And how very dare you suggest I might possibly be liberal (except in my generosity of course!)

Happy Birthday to the cur. (that's not aimed at Andrew btw!)

Don't wanna be (under her thumb) - 10CC

Judging by your other posts this evening, you are indeed a knob.

Now, The Swan on St Patrick's night is lethal!

tum-te-tum

I noticed this morning that the 'girls' and 'boys' entrance lintels from the original school have been placed as benches by the pond in Peckham Rye. A shame that the entrances weren't preserved for the new school, but quite a charming use of a bit of local history. Let's hope the vandals don't get them. Edited after a walk on the far side of the Rye - it's not those gates, they are still in place. A mystery now, where did the 'benches' come from?

Don't want to detract from this thread, but the point of 'Baby on board' signs is that in case of an accident, rescuers know to search for a baby. That's why they should be temporary signs and removed when the baby is not in the car.

Thanks peeps. And happy birthday to all those I missed when my computer was down. Happy Birthday Hibbs.

Wow, Sean, I didn't know Ian Paisley was homosexual - why haven't we been told before?

Cassius for Mayor.

Mellow Yellow - Donovan

I would recommend a slow stew served with game chips.

Oh, HonB, my heart is yours again. Are you sure about Leona Lewis though? And don't you think 'bollocks' is far meatier?

My friend used to work for Springboard, and yes, the work they do is v. good, and the staff are extremely caring and passionate. It is frightening how illiteracy* is still rife. Interestingly, an article I read on women's prisons recently (MoS I have to confess) suggested a link between illiteracy and custodial sentences. * not sure that's a real word!

Tush boys, Peckham drinks a good pint would be more accurate.

Raid Mike P's balcony.

Another tipsy post deleted in the cold light of day.

To be slightly serious, following the above, my immediate thought was that I wouldn't define British culture but break it down into countries, eg, England, Scotland.

Lucky Lips - St Cliff Richard

I reckon Sean's just been kidding us all: http://www.rediff.com/cricket/2002/jan/21mike1.jpg

Dearest Brendan, I think you'll find the shed is at Chelsea. Those lowly east londoners have a chicken run.

What sobering news. Next thing you know, children will be blowing bubbles.

Are you the bugle boy of company B, HonB?