Peckhamgatecrasher

Knickers? I am an unfettered woman.

That was fun. What channel was/is it on?

That's not the point Cap'n - now we know how old she is.

Who are you calling a tart?

Wow, DM! Can you hit a spitoon from twenty paces?

I'm always passe but have just watched one and a half series of "Life on Mars". Am loving it and absolutely fab music.

Ooh. Could I be behind Keef in the borrow-up?

And I thought we were the Ginger Redoubt!

Guys - chill. DM is the dog's orchids. Dig the irony.

Oh do Benjaminty - everyone's so lovely.

Asset I am so unfit I doubt I shall last a whole hour. Why don't you join us and we can swap in and out?

His Persian was stilted

Get yourselves down to Lidl in Peckham. Even pre-Xmas prices were good. Bread & Butter pudding anyone?

Here comes Johnny Reggae - The Piglets

Wot, like DulwichMum?

Sunshine of your love - Cream

I live in Adys Road. One gets used to the traffic. Only problems are trying to park at 3.30 is when it seems local school children cannot possibly walk to school but must be driven! There have been various proposals for the corner plot, the number of flats/ratio to parking being the problem. A lady called Eileen Conn chairs the Peckham something or other. I'm sure if you Google her name you will be able to make contact and find the latest plans. It is a great area for being close to E Dulwich and all that has to offer, plus Bellenden Road and more diverse (and some pretty crap) shops in Peckham. One random brilliant shop on Peckham High Street, for example, is "Persephone" a Persia comes to Peckham spice and tat shop. Well worth moving to Peckham for that alone.

I've tried nine alternatives!

http://radiostudio1a2.jpg Help, I've a picture to post of a certain person in a certain radio studio but I can't make this work. I've followed Mockney's instructions from another thread but still can't get it on here.

That's pretty cool. I think Noddy Holder has one of the most underrated voices and Jimmy Lea is an ace musician.

The lovely Rose, in Grace & Favour, who made me a coffee this afternoon - I had watching-a-friend-buy-half-the-shop-fatigue.

I really fancy going but don't think I can. The first football match I ever went to was when I was about 8, with my Dad and brother, at Chatham Town FC. My abiding memory is the cold; home-made scarf and bobble hat; and the oxtail soup in a flask. If I went, I wouldn't be sure who to root for. Have a good afternoon.

My Ol' Man's a Dustman - Lonnie Donegan

Why, are you xenophobic Atila?

Mockney, I think you meant classicist, classicist.