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Hannah6_6 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wonder if we could tell the difference between > bottled and made from scratch? I can - I eat very little processed food (ready meals...) and as a result it feels like a rush after I eat mass produced products (I am not sure if it is the Sugar or Salt that makes it feel like my heart is pumping 10 times harder - same effect after eating MSG) Very strange, but am sticking to traditional home made ones myself

I gave up Lent once, never went back to it and happy as a result!!! Pancakes anyone ???

BBW At the risk of getting my house blown down when you huff and you puff and ... (well you get the concept) Have you tried baking your own bread, or if time is limited getting a bread maker and set it before going after the little piggies of East Dulwich / Forest Hill for the day so that you can come home to freshly baked bread Just a though mind

Cassius was quoting the comment on the ThisIsLondon website, and making fun of it... I think - go and reread her full post and see for yourself alethea Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > [quote=Cassius > > "I'd like to repeat exactly what Dave, UK just > said. Only I'd like to add that I'd put a Berlin > Wall type structure round Peckham (since the area > has nothing of any interest inside it) and put > them all inside it. > > It is quite worrying that there are a bunch of > people on this forum who are quite frankly racist, > who exactly are 'them'? > > I don't think anyone would dispute how terrible > this is and for those residents on Barry road it > must be a concern but some of the comments even in > jest are unhelpful. It's exactly these views that > help re-enforce stereotypes.

Yes they climb up drain pipes or inside hollow walls or can squeeze through any gap they can find Get some poison and put it down to ensure that any that do get in won't stay for long

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No! Place a captivated bolt gun behind his head > and pull the trigger. See him grrr and Snehee his > way out of that! Now now Play nicely boys .... otherwise I will seperate you both and send one of you to the battersea home for bad puppies

Call the East Dulwich Safer Neighbourhood Team and alert them to his activities, they are on foot patrol in the area and can keep an eye out for suspicious behaviour... if you take a photo make sure you can't be injured when you do (i.e. the person tryign to grab the camera off you) If you are in Nunhead / Peckham Rye then call the Peckham Rye team. The more information they have on someone acting like this, the better the chance they have of stopping him. He may be harmless, but then again he may not, always best not to take that chance and if the SNT's aren't on duty at the moment or it is an emergency then call 999

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > BBW - Have you had counselling? > > > Don't be silly. See my response to the pervert at > London bridge and you'll see that all is well in > the woods. Interesting - all I can say is WHAT POST - BBW not only are you in need of seeing that shrink again, but you now imagine you are making posts too.....

Moos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have to admit I have a crush on a forumite I > haven't met, to the extent that my heart gives a > little Eek! whenever I see he's posted. Moos / Annaj- I think like you, a lot of people have a crush on Woofmarkthedog, but that is simply puppy love as I understand it.... ... but give him a biscuit and he may let you scratch behind his ears.

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Curious advice on the outside of a Hot Chocolate Pudding that I baked for my Mum whilst she was staying with me "Caution - after heating contents may be hot" - After heating I blumming well hope they would be !!! Almost as bad as the side of the Crunchy Nut Cornflakes packet "May contain Nuts" again useless information that should be obvious by the name of the product (then again)

Crona Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Everyone should bake a cake with tons of cream, > meet in a secret location and through cakes at > each other shouting obscenities (Benny Hill music > essential) – then all go to Foxtons Is that for a cool drink afterwards ?

oh get her (hides behind handbag) You knew what I meant ... but the question still stands is the MAD magazine still produced ?

Steak and Kidney pie flavour, now that would be Pukka !!

Do they still make and sell the MAD comic I used to love that as a kid

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > rude word flavor.... > > I'ts not everyones taste I take it that these are the type to LICK not chew ??? NICE

I wonder if a helpful traffic warden will ticket the truck whilst it is stuck there ???

I would welcome Richer Sounds in ED Simple as that, nothing more to say on the matter except for maybe WHEN ?

aye if you are going, can you get one with Special Sauce on it ??

karter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jeremy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I think the best thing they could do in Peckham > > would be to knock down the modern buildings > which > > surround the station. Open up the original > > forecourt, expose original architecture, make > the > > area feel lighter and safer. > > Hey Jeremy, whilst that sounds like a nice idea i > would say it is most impractical as alot of those > buildings are owned privately. Southwark Council have actually produced a proposal for doing just this, Peckham Rye Station - The Case for Change

With Tesco's metro recently receiving planning permission for the new cooperative house development (single unit if I remember correctly) the option for another supermarket to come to Peckham is still possible in the Woolworths site, but less likely. In terms of parking, the Multi-storey car park has over 600 spaces and a new store in the Woolworths site could potentially negotiate a deal with the council for its use, as has the cinema for one of the floors. The Peckham Town Centre Management Group are currently in the process of putting a prospectus for the town centre together as one of the tools to attract quality retailers to the area, and maybe as the article says, we can once again call it 'the golden mile'. We spoke with the managing agent for the Woolworths site a few weeks ago and they confirmed that they are looking for quality retailers to come to the the town centre, but couldn't provide any names at that time. We also had a consultation with a large department store to ask their advice concerning how to attract the right sorts of business to the town centre (or any town centre) and one interesting idea they passed on was that when one quality retailer comes to a town centre, their rivals watch them to see how they do and if they do well then they also renew their plans to set up a store in that area. In addition the announcement last week of the East London Line coming through Peckham (2011) will increase the transport links to the area resulting in increased interest from new retailers to the area. As a final note, when Tesco Metro sets up in the Cooperative house, it is believed that commuters will walk down from Rye Lane Station to the new shop, and in doing so the increased footfall may well incentivise retailers down the southern end of Rye Lane to change their offering to attract the passing trade, or for other retailers to show a keener interest in the area. I think it is a case of watch this space and wait for the change that is about to happen.

Graffiti seen on the toilet door of a well known ED establishment "Life is a sexually transmitted disease" I can concur with that thought

I have warned my mother, and she has consented to lock me up THAT night and give you girls some very stern looks if you approach my house (although she may also join you for a bottle of wine or two if asked)