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bob Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Curry Mahal in New Cross 1972/3 two chicken Kormas > plain rice 1/2 bottle Nuit St George ?2.97p we > use to leave ?3.00 > Bob S Curry Mahal.. Yes.. on the one way system.. You could park outside in those days.. Foxy.

Cilla Black died of a Stroke after falling and hitting her head whilst sun bathing on her balcony at her home in Spain. BBC News DulwichFox

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > aquarius moon Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > What's the pin no. for the league that RC > > posted? > > > > Is this what you are looking for AqM > > > > I've just set up a new Mini League, > imaginatively > > titled EDF Predictor League 2015/16 > > The PIN number needed to join is 21504 > > > > Foxy > > > AqM is after the pin for the separate Fantasy > Football MIni League... Ok.. Is that the Telegraph Fantasy one.. or yet another one. I'm new to all this. Foxy

aquarius moon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What's the pin no. for the league that RC posted? Is this what you are looking for AqM I've just set up a new Mini League, imaginatively titled EDF Predictor League 2015/16 The PIN number needed to join is 21504 Foxy

I'm so sorry Louisa.. I popped out for a walk in Dulwich Park and the Village for an hour or so and wasn't posting .. ...so what happens ?? *bob* has to resort to insulting you in my absence. I think he must have some sort of E-mail Alert set up when ever either of us post anything. ..or he just sits there waiting like a optimistic fisherman waiting for a bite.. Foxy.

yeknomyeknom Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Agave Nectar is very high in fructose and bad for > you, despite the low GI. Don't be fooled. Yes that's right. I still have the same squeezy bottle I have had for over a year so I don't actually use it Very much. I no longer have such a sweet tooth and now drink tea black with no sugar. Foxy

I went though the Elephant (176) yesterday at 11.45- midday ish to Waterloo. All clear.. no hold up what so ever. DulwichFox

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My first experience of Indian Cuisine wasn't until > the late 1970's. I was visiting my aunt who lived > in Brockley at the time and she would regularly > have us over for dinner. Me and a friend were > staying over the night and convinced her we would > bring dinner with us. Again, very old school she > was horrified when we turned up with this alien > cuisine and refused to eat any of it. Was rather > funny at the time. Think she ended up having a > sandwich! pretty sure the curry house was located > on North cross road and closed sometime in the mid > 90's. Name escapes me. > > Louisa. Golden Tandoori.. Farooq was the little guy that ran it. He is still around. I see him outside the Mosque on some occasions. Foxy

I used to use the Curry Cabin in it early years.. 1974 ish.. The older guy that is still there was 16 around that time and I was 22. The place was much smaller then as the bogs were downstairs at the back. Don't remember the green lights but yes it was dark. I lived in Peckham at that time but just seem to ferry people around as I was the only one with a car.. An Austin Cambridge with a big hole in the floor where the pedals where.. Still one of the best .. Foxy

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The three stoodges. No The Three Amigos.. http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/three_amigos_film5_2086.jpg Foxy

Yep.. still in there too. Foxy

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > If FJDGoose had really been on the born he > could > > of given Bolan's real name. Mark Feld. > > > > Missed a point or two there Goosey. ;-) > > > > Foxy > > on the born? what does that mean? I typed on the ball twice and it changed it to born. Will probably change it again. Foxy

If FJDGoose had really been on the born he could of given Bolan's real name. Mark Feld. Missed a point or two there Goosey. ;-) Foxy

A branch of the budget supermarket in Kent has installed the system in its camera-controlled car park to sting those who do not buy anything at the store. This may be how the OP got a ticket if they did not enter Lidl to make a purchase. I think they MAY operate the same system in Catford. Foxy

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Cinema and M&S are noteable game changers for > ED. In their wake others will follow and the moaners will be dead by then probably > > I'm looking forwards to the Lordship Lane Canal > being dug, filled with ducks, eco gondalas and rotting Fox carcass. Anyone find Seabag's comment remotely funny ? Dulwich Fox

Hi Lou.. Its all the Working Class Heroes in ED. Like ..'They hate you if you're Clever and they despise a fool..' 'There's room at the top they are telling you still But first you must learn how to smile as you kill If you want to be like the folks on the hill' (John Lennon) Foxy

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fox - don't you like real honey? You decadent sh*t > - you think that's why desperate people come to > this country - for real honey? I eat Honey very rarely -- I'm diabetic. Honey.. even the good stuff isn't exactly a health food. I occasionally use Agave Nectar which is a low G.I. sweetener. Foxy

Yes.. Ask any migrant at Calais why he wants to come to England ? and they will tell you.. .. they want to get to east Dulwich because they have a New Cinema and a Franco Manca and you can take your kids to the pub... All the essentials that any desperate person would need.

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tell you what, let's make this easy. Well done - > you were right all along. You are vindicated. > > Here's a mirror. Congratulate yourself again. I only ever post about things I know about.. .. you never see me posting about football or sport cos I know jack s**t about any of it. DF P.S. and I don't need your vindication.

It was once common practice that when ones children flew the nest they would settle locally.. Families lived nearby. This would seem to be no longer the case in E.D. Young people / couples simply cannot afford to first buy here, forcing them to move further afield. Families and indeed communities being torn apart. DulwichFox

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Excellent raking of google for cut and paste > information as usual, to provide your traditional > longwinded essay as to how you were 'actually not > wrong', despite being, well, so obviously wrong. > > You are a very strange man. I'm being kind. I was not talking to you. I was talking to Blah Blah.. You are a very nasty man.. Judging by your hateful comments in the 'Cilla' Thread.. DF

Doing a quick Google it would seem the OP is not alone. There are Dozens+ of examples on several Forums up and down the country of people being fined for over stays in Lidl car parks. One was a disabled driver ! Also.. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2711396/Would-risk-Lidl-introduces-free-parking-trial-10-MINUTE-limit-incurs-90-penalty.html So it would seem their parking policy is 'Complex' especially if you do not buy anything DulwichFox

Hi Blah Blah.. This thread has been somewhat distorted.. The argument was NEVER about whether the jars were labelled Honey or not. It was just a statement from myself in reply to your post that one should not be misled by what would appear to be genuine 100% honey. The Honeycomb which itself MAY be artificially made from edible gum. ? seemed to be the main selling factor. I think we were both convinced we were buying the 'real' thing. However the stuff was over sweet and had none of the usual flavours of more expensive Honey. Ultra filtering is a high-tech procedure where honey is heated, sometimes watered down and then forced at high pressure through extremely small filters to remove pollen, which is the only foolproof sign identifying the source of the honey. Cheap Honey will come from Multi-flower collection. Single Flower Honey Single flower honeys (also known as varietal, monofloral or unifloral honey) differ from multifloral or wildflower honeys by the predominance of nectar collected from a single type of plant. In practice, this can be difficult to achieve. The bees cannot be herded or trained to go to a particular type of plant. Single flower honey is the result of two conditions. First, the target plant must predominate so the bees have little choice of plants. Second, the beekeeper must time the introduction of the hive and the actual harvesting of the comb to coincide with this blooming period. This is done by carefully observing the blooming period of the chosen plant as well as possible overlapping blooming periods of other nectar-producing plants as well. That's why it is so expensive. Comparison with cheap and expensive honey is like comparing a supermarket value burger with one that has been handmade from prime cuts and 100% beef. Foxy

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I my defence, we only got back from a party at > 4am. There was a little difficulty in sleeping so > we passed time opening another bottle, inhaling > nitrous oxide and getting jiggy in the back > garden. > > Perhaps we'll try Twickenham next weekend though. > Sounds good. Yes please do. It's delightful. And to think I've been there a few times and have never found this place.. The Fox Pub - oldest pub in Twickenham - Church Street Foxy