DulwichFox

I have just found out that the lady who was knocked down is a friend of mine who I haven't seen for a while. She is in hospital with a broken pelvis so a serious injury. I will update should I hear anything and wish here a swift recovery. DulwichFox

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > lol foxy. I'll switch the doner for a humus and > avocado ciabatta being veggie and all. Oopps sorry Blah Blah.. That's fair enough... :) Oddly enough, I was veggie for around 3 years.. Religiously. First meat I ate was a D?ner Kebab. Foxy..

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A vivid imagination is the only way to heaven. Or a few pints of Ale / Lager and a Large D?ner with chilli sauce.. Foxy

They really are a problem each year. They have destroyed large areas of my Axminster Carpets and some clothes. The adult female, which is around a centimetre long and an easily-camouflaged silvery-brown, will lay her eggs, which resemble rice grains, on clothing fibres. Females lay around 40 eggs over a three?week period, then die, although males can mate throughout their full life cycle. It takes only a few days for eggs to hatch, then they remain as larvae for up to two years, munching away at whatever natural fibres they can find. You need to Hoover daily to keep them at bay.. which may not be practical as they usually lay their eggs under furniture that you probably do not move around too much. This is what the Clothes Moth looks like. DulwichFox

Cannot argue with that.. DulwichFox

FROM TO Neil Harris 10 Mar, 2015 Present Ian Holloway 07 Jan, 2014 10 Mar, 2015 Neil Harris 27 Dec, 2013 07 Jan, 2014 Scott Fitzgerald 27 Dec, 2013 07 Jan, 2014 Steve Lomas 06 Jun, 2013 26 Dec, 2013 Kenny Jackett 06 Nov, 2007 07 May, 2013 Richard Shaw 09 Oct, 2007 06 Nov, 2007 Willie Donachie 25 Sep, 2006 09 Oct, 2007 Nigel Spackman 23 May, 2006 25 Sep, 2006 Alan McLeary 20 Apr, 2006 23 May, 2006 Tony Burns 20 Apr, 2006 23 May, 2006 David Tuttle 21 Dec, 2005 20 Apr, 2006 Colin Lee 27 Jul, 2005 21 Dec, 2005 Steve Claridge 25 Jun, 2005 27 Jul, 2005 Dennis Wise 15 Oct, 2003 09 May, 2005 Mark McGhee 25 Sep, 2000 15 Oct, 2003 I had not realised there were so many.. and that Mark McGhee was SO long ago.. WTF did all those years go.. ?? Foxy.

I know AqM. ;-) But Kenny Jackett was the start of the rot.. he really had not got the ability to take the team any further, or indeed the desire to do so. Mark Mcghee was our best manager. He may of been there when you were a ST holder. Kenny Jackett bought the coffin... Lomas put the team in the coffin and Holloway nailed it down.. We now have a good manager in Neil Harris .. some new young keen players and a retention of decent older players. The dead wood has gone. Millwall is a good club that does a lot of good work in the local community. It encourages young people to stay out of trouble. It's our local team. and that's why I would never abandon them. We will be back. Stronger. Millwall Fox. :)

AqM A Football Team is for Life... Not just for Christmas... It's in your blood no matter how crap they are playing. ..Supporting Millwall and then switching to one of their biggest 'enemies' Tsk Tsk Foxy.

Its all a bit like daytime TV.. with all the repeats of. Fake Britain .. The Jerome Kyle Show.. Homes under the Hammer, Helicopter Heroes.. Cowboy Builders.. Heir Hunters.. The Sheriffs are Coming.. Rip Off Britain.. BBC needs to make some new programs. Foxy

stringvest Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry, my kitchen plan didn't translate well into > typing. I spaced it out so it was a square floor > plan, but when I posted my message the gaps closed > !!! > > Tidy wires DF !! > > My understairs is bookshelves. To keep gaps enclose with your stuff here more stuff More stuff without the spaces.. Foxy

Not a utility area but still put to good use.. This is my under stair office & print staion. DulwichFox

Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme - Simon and Garfunkel

I'm not suffering. I had a doctors appointment this morning. Holiday booked for Aug/Sept. So will miss Sept. gathering. Off out to top up tan.. Foxy

Great night at the Dulwich Tandoori .. Drinks before dinner - and drinks with dinner - and after dinner drinks. Started in EDT - Dulwich Tandoori - Back to EDT for some of us. 12 / 14 ?? of us. Food was delightful. Dul. Tan. very busy besides us. Still managed to cope with starters, mains & sides. Beer and wine was flowing.. staff as usual very attentive. Nothing too much trouble. Mick Mac however was left crying into his curry as he ended up with my Vindaloo which Dul. Tan. always make extra hot for me with extra green chilli. Very amusing. :) I got his Madras which was also fairly spicy hot.. Complimentary Chocolate mints, Brandies, Baileys, and a Grand Marnier for myself.. Big thank you to Michael P. for organising. and to Dulwich Tandoori Foxy.

Jesus of Nazareth. Crucified ? Never saw that coming.. Foxy

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Otta Wrote: > When I was very young it was a Tesco, then it was > 7/11 from sometime mid 80s. Not sure what it was > between 7/11 and Londis, but pretty sure there was > something between them... It was B2 which was rebranded to Budgens. Foxy

It all started with Fine Fare (There was one in Peckham). I remember it from when I was a kid. Fine Fare started out as a chain of convenience stores back in the 1950s and grew into a supermarket chain. The chain was bought out by the Dee Corporation in 1986 and many Fine Fare stores became Gateway and then Somerfield. The East Dulwich store was Gateways. The last remaining Fine Fare stores closed down in 1988. DulwichFox

1 Million pounds in E.D. will buy you a 2/3 bedroom terraced property with a loft extension and a 20ft garden. DulwichFox

Sue Wrote: > I don't like facing the wall in a restaurant, either :)) Neither do I.. :) Foxy

I would think that most Chains are PLC's and have 100's of stores. Boots. Tescos. I was under the impression that outlets like Franco Manca were franchises and not chains ?? Happy to Stand Corrected if not the case.. DulwichFox

Why would anyone want to leave their car overnight at Sainsbury's ??? The kids would have a field day.. (night) DulwichFox

Upstairs is best because there are no buggies.. People used to go upstairs to smoke.. which derives from the days when buses were open top. DulwichFox

Some people may well be going just a couple of stops and as they have a Bus Pass and not willing to walk. I generally go upstairs as I do not uses buses or short journeys.. Also some people may well have problems negotiating the stairs on a moving bus especially when getting off. Other people are nervous about going upstairs as most bus crime takes place upstairs with people being attacked or robbed of their phone / wallet. DulwichFox

I don't support any Premiership teams being a Loyal Millwall supporter. ;-) Chelsea 2 - Swansea 1 Sorry AqM Foxy