Kapt.Kopter

or try Mr Site, the website in a box. I made my own website for ?30.00! and it works fantastically. you can buy online but I picked up one at pc world. you can have numberous pages, a gallery and receive payments etc. here,s my website to see it looks, www.graymarbleandstone.co.uk.

one white guy, one black. the white one was early 20's 5'9"ish skinny, wore a kind of mottled hoodie(suprise,suprise!) and the black guy was about 25/30, 6', stocky, short hair in litte twisty spikes and was the main attacker, the white guy was the driver of the car. the police think the glove I discribed may have been a police issue riot glove!! re enforced kevlar knuckles and wrist support. Cassius Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > KK - that does sound truely awful. My partner > drives a van as do a few of my friends, I will > make them aware of what happened to you. I know > if must have been dreadful and I expect your > attention was on getting away safely but do you > have even a vauge description of them so that we > can be aware if we see them.

Shot down in the night - Hawkwind

I did a defensive driving course a few years back when I worked at Wimbledon and I managed to keep calm, I think thats what saved me.

driving my van Loz...a deeply disturbing experience

Rise up - Osmium

I had a similar incident a couple of months back. coming home from work at 2.45am driving down, Lyndhust way where the road narrows a car came at me at speed and blocked the road, the two occupants jumped out and ran at me, "get out of the f***ing van!" I hit the central locking and one of them started punching the windscreen and drivers window with some kind of heavily re enforced glove. luckily I stayed calm and began to reverse at speed back up Lyndhurst with one of them hanging onto my wing mirror still trying to punch his way in. at the first junction I lost my passenger (and mirror) and aimed for Peckham Road with the car chasing. luckily for me there was a police car double parked on Talford Place so I pulled along side and repeatedly sounded the horn. I was fortunate that I spotted police car, because I have no doubt that if they'd have caught me i would have taken quite a beating. the police were great, but they didn't catch the guys. so all van drivers need to be weary if its the same two guys, it was truly terrifying and the level of aggression was hideous.

Brain Damage - Pink Floyd

Sugar never tasted so good - The White Stripes

Bangin' Man - Slade

My old man - Ian Dury

I don't know who they are, but a friend lives next door and says they are the local sticky-beaks...small people, small minds

heres a copy of the letter I sent to the appeal officer, nothing has been altered I've just removed all names and addresses.

whats he gonna say? - Francis Dunnery

a successful outcome! I've just received the reply to my appeal and the fine/notice has been made void. but they do warn that "officers have been instructed to pay particular interest and to deal with all other (fly)posters"

To ianr, thank you for the time and trouble you have taken in this matter, it is very much appreciated. I have just delived my letter of appeal and now I need to wait...fingers crossed.

yep someone reported me. smallminded ratbag

PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's a Community Council meeting Wednesday, why > don't you all go and ask the councillors what is > going on? I'm on the way!

last weekend I held a toy yard sale for my two boys, and as most folk do I stuck a few posters (a4 size homemade) around the local area. ten minutes before we were due to start two members of Southwark council turned up and asked if I'd placed the posters. I replied that I had and they then served me with a ?75 on the spot fine for flyposting! last night I walked Lordship lane,Northcross and Goose Green and took over 35 pictures of other illegal posters. to everyone thinking of sticking up a few posters for your yard sale, school fair or lost dog (yes they are illegal) beware.

I sat next to Jarvis watching four lions at the barbican...lovely bloke

stevebailey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Define "Rice Rocket" ?!?! I'd imagine it means a fast Japanese bike, which I'm sure you realise too

heres another Dulwich "cyclist" same seller for each of the below http://www.gumtree.com/london/98/58398298.html http://www.gumtree.com/london/31/58397931.html http://www.gumtree.com/london/03/58397703.html

check your household insurance, you may be covered. I had a bike stolen last year and the police told me to try the insurance route. the bike was covered and they sent me a beautiful new replacement within seven days. I had no receipt or frame number either (I do now though) I know it doesn't make the theft any better but at least it could save the price of a decent replacement

Louisa should we all believe you're correct? I know my statement is only my opinion, I was asking if anyone else shared it.criticism is not a problem but I knell before you like the worthless creature I am, humble in your presenece.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Kapt.Kopter Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > I might be new to the forum but I've lived here > > all my life...how long have you lived locally? > > I have lived in and around this area ALL my life, > and I have been a member on this forum almost from > the very beginning. > > Louisa. congratulations, nothing like getting on at the start and shouting at those who dare to tread behind you