DulwichFox

Hello Admin. For a while now. The search function seems not to be working.. Has it been removed.. ? DulwichFox

They sometimes close for 1/2 day for staff training sessions.. They have 100's of registered patients.. I cannot see it has closed without warning.. ?? DulwichFox

It is true that most people in The EDT and Bishop seem to pay for drinks with contactless cards.. Even for one drink. Strange too that when asked if they would like a receipt most decline. They have no idea how much they are spending. Some of them do indeed have beards. lol. :) It suits pubs and bars as they don't have to hold too much cash on the premises. I always pay with cash for drinks and meals.. But then I don't have a beard. :) Foxy.

How does a 42" water main 'Burst..' ?? I mean, it's not Winter and Townley road not subjected to Heavy Traffic. Sounds like road works.. anyone working there at the moment. ? DulwichFox.

BrandNewGuy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is there really land in Southwark designated as > agricultural, apart from allotments? Peckham Rye Park was formed out of agricultural land in 1894.. Maybe under some old Act it still is. ? DulwichFox

The Co-op. Makes regular (every 5-10 mins) announcements that CCTv. is installed throughout the store (for the safety of their staff and Customers.) DulwichFox

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Have downloaded and run Malwarebytes.. No Malware. 297 Non- Malware - Potentially Unwanted Programs - PUP.Optional.Conduit (Quarantined) Note. PUP.Optional.Conduit it?s technically not a virus, but it does exhibit plenty of malicious traits, such as rootkit capabilities to hook deep into the operating system, browser hijacking, and in general just interfering with the user experience. The industry generally refers to it as a ?PUP,? or potentially unwanted program. The PUP.Optional.Conduit infection is used to boost advertising revenue, as in the use of blackhat SEO, to inflate a site?s page ranking in search results. I have changed my router's SSID and p/w. Will see if my unexpected high broadband usage calms down Foxy

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > as a fan of google foxy I am surprised you didn't > google "Range of North Korea's Nuclear Missiles" > to back up your assertion that North Korea is > especially threatening the UK with its Nuclear > Weapons or are you just talking out of your ars*? Kim Jong-un has stated his intention to attack the West and the UK. Whether he currently could or ever would is another matter. I don't know the range of his missiles and Western powers are not sure so Googling would be futile. Certainly China's weapons could reach most parts of the Globe, and that was the point of my post. That being, why we are trading with a country who is an ally of North Korea..? Sometimes More Wisdom comes out of some peoples ar**s than other peoples mouths.. DF.

Can you do a one off run with Malwarebytes without the 14 day trial. ? A lot of these things you cannot easily get out off.. Foxy.

So we close all out Steel Works and buy Steel from China... (also kerb stones) We have China investing in our Nuclear program. David Cameron wants to do more deals with China despite China's record on human rights.. China is also an ally to North Korea who is threatening the West and especially the UK with Nuclear Weapons.. Don't worry Dave knows what he is doing.. DulwichFox

Hi Loz.. Thank you for your help.. Supposedly I have used 14G so far this month.. I use ESET NOD32 A/V 8 and also Webroot Secure Anywhere (Full Version) for Malware detection. So should be ok on that front.. Have not seen any unknown connections to my router.. Just my own devices.. Foxy.

No.. no bad words.. It was an email from BT concerning my Broadband Usage being near to my 20g limit. explain what I could do with 20g none of which I use like listening to music or watching films.. So do not know where my usage has gone.. Foxy.. P.S. All formatting removed from attempted post

Trying to post here.. keeps failing. That worked .. but longer post fails to up load... Foxy

DaveR Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "The problem is that the element of those who > carry knives know that should they get caught with > them and arrested, > when it come to going to court they will receive > no more than a slap on the wrist and 80 hours > community service. > > There is no deterrent.. > > Falter on your Council Tax and you get banged > up.." > > This is up to your usual level of utter nonsense - > well done. A man who armed himself with a 5" knife has been sentenced to 200 hours community service. http://www.worcesternews.co.uk/news/3555995.Community_service_for_knife_man/ You can be sent to prison for up to 3 months if the court decides you don?t have a good reason to not pay your Council Tax and you refuse to do so. https://www.gov.uk/council-tax-arrears Not Nonsense.. Dozens of such incidents up and down the country.. DF.

Mark Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "The money raised by Jamie?s in-restaurant sugar > levy will directly fund food education for > children and similar health initiatives. This > Children?s Health Fund, as we?ve named it, will be > supported and administered by the charity > Sustain." > http://www.jamieoliver.com/sugar-rush/#RyopmsBfsUU > EhVbL.97 > > So no it's not profit, it goes into health, > education and all things nice. BUT he is still selling sugary drinks with a 7p levy.... so still affecting peoples health and teeth.. Put the Levy on sugar free drinks.. and donate to the same cause. Educate people.. they will get used to sugar free food stuff. DulwichFox

The problem is that the element of those who carry knives know that should they get caught with them and arrested, when it come to going to court they will receive no more than a slap on the wrist and 80 hours community service. There is no deterrent.. Falter on your Council Tax and you get banged up.. DulwichFox

first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi James, > > What news on the M&S substation application; the > missed committe hearing and the missing letters to > residents? > > What news too on the extremely dangerous Crystal > Palace/Upland junction? You say you have reported > this to Council Officers, what did they say and > what actions will they take. Will shopholders be > compensated and will the developer be fined for > persistently obstructing the pavement and blocking > lines of sight at a junction? Will the developer fund repair of the pavements after work is finished. When will the pavement and roads be > erturned to normal? There must surely be a > schedule of works? It would seem to me very likely that the contractor responsible for the damaged to the pavements will be Awarded the contract to repair them. Can't lose can they. DulwichFox

Jamie Oliver and his campaign on sugar.. He recently said He would be adding 7p to all sugary drinks sold in all of his restaurants in a bid to reduce consumption of such drinks.. Well that's just profit... ? Isn't it. ? Why doesn't he just cut out Sugary drinks and replace them with Sugar Free drinks. ?? Think it's just Oliver on another one of his 'promote me' campaigns. Crafty.. DulwichFox

IngridB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > slarti b Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Was the "bee\honeycomb" mural near the Plough > part > > of this projetc? If so why did they get rid of > > it, was really nice. > > Its explained in the thread here > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5 > ,1576213,1576213#msg-1576213 > It means much more when you know the picture it is > based on, see attached image. The old one is of > Lady Venetia Digby by Van Dyck, painted in 1633. I have seen this piece of 'Artwork' and it's err,.... Colourful. But I fail to see any connection with the original Lady Venetia Digby by Van Dyck, painted in 1633. Perhaps you have to stand a stare at it like those Hidden 3D picture books that were popular 10 years ago or so. ? Foxy

I doubt very much if The Grove Tavern could ever sustain itself as a Pub or Pub/Restaurant in todays climate. Its simply in the wrong place. Was ok back in the day when drink driving was a lot more relaxed. Which explains why there is car parking for 80+ ? cars. The Crown & Greyhound (Once two pubs) Could possible survive as a Pub.. I'm not too sure who would stay there if it became a hotel. Too far from central London ?? ..and a bit isolated with poor transport links. The Half Moon was always a popular Pub and good Music Venue. (Steve Waller. God bless him) It has better transport links with a Train Station. Not sure about it being a Hotel.. Perhaps in Victorian times with the coming of the Steam Railway. DulwichFox

Only used the Dog 3-4 times in the last 30 years so think I will cope.. Foxy

Dulwich DIY have biodegradable food bags. They are ?3.98 for 25. They are slightly larger than the Southwark ones. DulwichFox

kitwhitfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There is a tree outside my house. I'd be > heartbroken if anything happened to it. Worth a read Trees can be an attractive addition to any garden and provide homeowners with privacy, but it's important to be aware of the impact they could have on your home insurance. Insurance for homes with trees nearby Homeowners with trees in close proximity to buildings won't necessarily find their home's insurance premium any costlier, or the process of taking out insurance any more complicated. http://www.gocompare.com/home-insurance/trees/ DulwichFox