Peckhamgatecrasher

Hear, hear. I love GLR/London Live but could never stand that ******** Gaunt.

My experience of Peckham police is that they are lovely. Various encounters over the years from drunken (and inadvertent naked exposure but we'll gloss over that) and professional contact. There are some jobsworths but a lot of them are truly caring and jolly nice.

Exquisite taste Cap'n.

Couple of the shots (4 and last one) look rather like the streets around Pepys Road, New Cross. Shot 3 looks like one of the streets of Meeting House Lane/Friary Road area. Just guesses I'm afraid.

Which is where Bodicea is buried having topped herself on Peckham Rye if you believe the legends.

As long as they don't go for East Peckham which is currently a very pretty village in Kent

Briliant reporting Anotherpaul - I was in the room with you.

feed it to the slow worms

Wishing Well usually good for football, don't know about rugby.

First two look like Heygate flats just near East Street, Walworth. Last two look like Hilly Fields, Brockley. ???

Look Regan, I don't give a toss who you have in your bed - show us the clip"

Just an aside... Does anyone else think it's rather stupid of BA to use "leaving on a jet plane" as its theme tune considering how John Denver died?

Dear Mockney That's not weird, that's essential listening at least once a month.

I believe that was Mark Twain. I have a 13 year old who has been a stroppy teenager from birth. Only cast iron thing that works is revoking mobile phone privileges or out and out monetary bribes. good luck

Just re-read this post - should have done that first. I see Spangle's objection is to 'manufacture' of babies. Sorry to confuse the issue; I should have kept my nose out.

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Hullo chaps Just to try and smooth things over. I think the argument used by most religious objectors to IVF is not the fact that it is medical intervention but that in the placing of several fertilised eggs in the womb, invariably other fertilised eggs are destroyed. Many people believe that life begins at conception, therefore this would be seen as killing. This is not a judgement call on anyone out there, merely a belief held by many people who are not nutters but genuinely think that is the case. I am not saying this to open up a can of worms, neither am I proselytising, neither does this need to provoke a moral/religious debate. I think where this is strongly felt then no exceptions can logically be made, however sad the circumstances, eg, after chemotherapy, which is perhaps where Spangle's argument fell down. In all things I think we need to respect each other's views and beliefs without ridicule. It is often tritely quoted but I do think this may be the right place to remind us of the quote attributed (rightly or wrongly) to Voltaire: "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it."

She's a good sarf london gal

Umbrellas. Can't stand them, think they should be outlawed. Always at eye-poking height wielded by selfish bods who don't want to spoil their hair. And last time I looked there were no fairways on Lordship Lane. How cathartic. (edited to remove swear word) (edited to avoid offending Ben)

C'mon Declan - I'm enjoying your discomfort.

Weren't VW something to do with V2 production factory?

I saw him at Highbury - he's a brilliant actor. Went down clutching the back of his head claiming a coin had been thrown. After heroic recovery he got up massaging front of head. Paul Daniels must have been in the crowd: amazingly the referee could find no coin.

That's simply crass. Hands off DM, we love her.

I'll have you know there's nowt wrong with a Robin Reliant. My first 'car' was a Supervan Mark III and I bought it for the princely sum of ?15. Oh I wish I'd hung on to it now - for ?44,000 I could dine at the Chandelier twice.

Hope you find your kitten. You can train her to come to a whistle if you don't want to yell out Mogmog. Everytime you put her food down, give a shrill whistle. It won't take long for her to associate it with food and each time you whistle she will come flying in if she's within earshot. I discovered this the hard way when I had cats called Ringo and George. I was yelling for George one evening when my very elderly neighbour (also called George) was using his outdoor privy and yelled back. Exceedingly embarrassing! good luck