DulwichFox

Springs to Mind.. You're the one we voted for, so you must take the blame For handing out authority to men who were insane You say its all fixed up now, you've got new guys on the line But you had better remember this while you still got the time Mothers still are weeping for their boys that went to war Father still are asking what the whole damn thing was for And People still are hungry and people still are poor And on this week of work these days don't feed the kids no more Arlo Gutherie - Presidential Rag http://www.lyricsfreak.com/a/arlo+guthrie/presidential+rag_20295552.html

JoeLeg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Well in the future we will find out who is really to blame. You're convinced it's those nasty foreigners, I reckon a lot more of thoE problems are home grown - why don't British people want to do all that fruit picking jobs around Peterborough? Any idea? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I blame foreigners for nothing.. I'm happy to use Polish , Hungarian , Black workmen in my home.. I'm happy to eat / drink in any restaurant and be served by people of ANY ethinic origin. I'm happy to be seen to my any doctor / nurse what ever their nationality I welcome skilled people who have something to give.. This country depends on them.. So DO NOT play the race game with me.. So I am convinced of nothing as you suggest.. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ You really are one of the most arrogant online presences I've ever encountered. Is that right ? DulwichFox

I'm not a fan of Farage or Johnson. I'm certainly not a fan of Cameron who also threw his toys out of his pram when he did not get His own way and bottled it when he is the Leader (PM) and should of stayed on and dealt with things. And as for Corbyn.. ? FFS. we need to get rid of the lot of them... No wonder Brussels was able to walk all over us... There is no one out there with any balls.. DulwichFox

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > yes, things were certainly put 'right' in the > referendum, that's for sure. > > In the same way that you put a car on a bumpy road > 'right', by veering swiftly off track and driving > over a cliff in the dark. > > Excellent strategy. As long as you don't give two > shits about the future of the country. We haven't left yet.. The country is still IN The E.U.. and the mess it is in has been happening for some time.. The UK has been going down the pan for years.. not a week.. Now.. for the first time we can put it right.. Our laws.. Our rules... ..and I do give more than 2 shits (as you eloquently put it in your usual manner) about the future of MY country. DF.

JoeLeg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Won't get fooled again? > > You already got fooled by a campaign that lied to > you! We were all missled by both sides.. I made my mind up in 1975. This recent referendum (in my mind ) WAS the second referendum and a chance to put things right after 40+ years of E.U rule. We gave it a good run.. but it wasn't working for Britain. DulwichFox

Well he helped to get people thinking... He helped to get people talking.. As did Boris. They helped to bring about the Biggest turnout in history .. to vote.. Other wise we would of just plodded on as we were for ever.. So whether or not Brexit goes ahead.. There will be a lot more discussion.. and things WILL change.. The UK will have more say and.. 'We wont get fooled again..' DulwichFox

cul-de-sac - dead end What about French fries ? Brexit sticks Foxy

Cost of Holidays ALWAYS rise at this time of the year as we enter the period of School Holidays.. Petrol has been at an all time low at was bound to of risen whatever the outcome of the Referendum.. It has only been 1 week and the Pound has stregnthened a little. It fluctuates hourly.. Too soon to jump to any conclusions. The weak pound against the Dollar is good for American Tourist to the UK. and those Guys spend Money.. Foxy.

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > adonirum Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Jenny1 Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > But wouldn't you agree that that was > extremely > > > foolish? > > > > What, foolish to have a democratic vote ? > > > It was done - and the result happened > > But things are better decided by a manifesto > commitment > and voting at a general election IMHO > Imagine if we all voted online for every issue ;) The EU referendum was NOT voted on line. We had Polling Cards and voted at Local Polling Stations. Unless I've missed something. ? DulwichFox

Evidently Gove has been advised to stand down and make way for a landslide win for Teresa May.. This News probably out of date before the 'Ink' has dried.. DulwichFox.

MILF... Female Millwall Fan.. ;-) Foxy

I do not think we have heard the last of Boris Johnson just yet. DulwichFox.

The Bookies would of made a tidy sum then.. Or do theyhave to give the stakes back for a non runner. ? Foxy

Like Cameron said.. We / They are all in it together.. Who Knows.. Cameron did not want another term anyway.. Who knows what Boris is up to.. Foxy

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A two-bed flat above an M&S, leasehold?! Who's > going to pay ?750K for that? Well.. This isn't just any 'Penthouse' It's a M&S Penthouse.. Foxy.

kristymac1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > cella Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I mean the last pic in the ad - shows a large > > looking green garden - just wondered where it > > actually is! > > it's a picture of the Dulwich Picture Gallery > gardens - why they've used that in the photo list > I've no idea! Pehaps you can see the garden with a telescope from the roof.. :) Foxy

When I lived in Peckham near Peckham Hill St. I went UP Rye Lane .. Now I go Down Rye Lane Used to go DOWN East Lane .. Still go DOWN East Lane (If I went) Go DOWN the Pub. ? Go ROUND the bend... Foxy..

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > Close but Central London is Eleanor's Cross > > outside Charing Cross Railway Station. > > > > > http://www.bbc.co.uk/staticarchive/a45a40f1a26bdfa > > > 4169986bb12d9f1a0a428f1e3.jpg > > > > In the spirit of outnerding which I'm very pleased > to see on this thread, the centre of London isn't > in fact Eleanor's Cross outside Charing Cross, > which is a replica of the original, built in 1863. > The original Eleanor's Cross stood at the top of > Whitehall where the statue of Charles I is now; if > you look carefully around there you'll find a > plaque marking the original site and stating that > all London distances are to measured from there. Yes I realised it had been moved. From the same article that I posted.. Indeed I think you are correct. I should of read further down I just had it in my head It was the Charing Cross Station. Fair play. Foxy

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 750K to live above a supermarket... hmm.. That's just guide price. Likely to be more if 'Homes Under the Hammer ' is anything to go by.. Foxy

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Top is the bit facing central London (or > Buckingham palace) ;) Close but Central London is Eleanor's Cross outside Charing Cross Railway Station. http://www.bbc.co.uk/staticarchive/a45a40f1a26bdfa4169986bb12d9f1a0a428f1e3.jpg Foxy P.S. The roundabout is at the Bottom of Lordship Lane :)

Pickle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I saw this new form of legitimised racism in > action today, Lordship Lane Co-op, when a man in > the queue in front of me "jokingly" said "we won't > have this problem once they've all gone home" > whilst nodding towards a person with an accent > asking for assistance with the "unexpected item in > the bagging area" problem we all know and love. > > What shocked me most was the fact that others in > the queue laughed. Hi Pickle.. I suspect it was a nervous laugh.. or embaressed laugh.. If someone were to challenge this person, I am fairly sure others would join in and put this person in their place. Foxy

Lou.. Congrats on you new Forum freedom.. There are those who will use events like The referndum, Football matches, Peaceful demos to cause trouble.. These people are not going to get much support from the majority of leave campaigners. It is shocking that we have these people in our society but like I said, they have always been there in the background. It's important to put these people in their place when you hear racist, sexist, homophobic comments. Confront them.. People do and thats why the racists generally keep quiet when on their own.. We now have a good oportunity to build a stronger UK. and to build close relationships with all UK residents whatever their colour, race , creed. We are free to build new trade deals with the rest of the world. Staying in the E.U. would mean nothing would change. Its now a time for change. A difficult but exciting time lays ahead of us.. but we now need to pull together. DulwichFox

My old mum was a fan of M&S in Bromley.. She did not have a lot of money. Iv'e still got some of the old black canvas M&S bags... But I simply must pay them a visit with some Iceland bags.. after the initial histeria has died down. When Tescos used to give points for each bag you brought with you.. They refused points because I had some Sainsburys bags. The new store might be wake up call for the dreadful Co-Op to make some changes.. Foxy

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > I rejected the Labour Party when Tony Blair > > sanctioned the invasion of Iraq .. > > ..and still tries to justify it today even > though > > we now know it was based on lies.. > > The Leave campaign pledged to give the NHS ?350m > per week, which they have subsequently backtracked > on...ergo a whopping great porky pie. Does this > mean you will do likewise?... The Leave campaign were never in a position to give the NHS ?350m only the government can do that and both major parties Lab & Con were for remaining.. I never suggested that that money could be used for The NHS I was opposed to handing over ANY money to Brussels. When people talk about Fare Dodgers costing TFL Millions of pounds a year .. Money they say could be spent on new buses and Trains. We all know that money would never actually be spent on Buses and Trains.. Foxy

Perhaps it's from the derelict shop next door. ;-) Foxy