DulwichFox

I have been using those Audio high frequency devices for last couple of years. They work well on hard surfaces like in kitchens. Have been virtually mice free whereas I had loads of them in the past. DulwichFox

Did not think I would be able to make it as I have a Works reunion / retirement party to attend. But that is now on the Wed. That means Foxy will be attendance. Yaaaayy. Might meet you all in the restaurant though. Not sure yet.. My social life has suddenly gotten a bit hectic. I will need one of those diary thing-a-me-bobs to keep up. Foxy

Poison is the very worst option. It causes a painful drawn out death and there is the risk of other animals eating them and becoming poisoned. Humane traps can cause intense stress to the trapped creature and then there is the problem of where to release them. Too close and the could find there way back. Release them in the countryside and they will probably starve or get eaten my preditors. There is also the risk they may infest someone elses home who may use poison. Normal traps are generally the 'best' option. They can fail but generally they kill the little things quickly. Its not nice but it has to be done. Mice are vermin. You can see their tiny poos but you cannot see their pee. Mice are incontinent and pee continuously. They carry diseases that can make humans seriously ill or could cause blindness. DulwichFox

What a shame. Chile have given so much in this competition..

Brazil vs Chile.. Best game so far. What a pity it now has to be decided by penalties. Foxy.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Did Netherlands used to be referred to as Holland > on British telly? The country is called the Netherlands officially. Holland is actually only the name for two of the twelve provinces in the country (North Holland and South Holland). However it is frequently used abroad to refer to the country as a whole (and even some Dutch people use it e.g on football scarfs, flags etc) DulwichFox

Popped in there for one drink on Saturday night. 10.30ish There were 5 people in there. Doesn't look that popular. Noticed that high on their menu was Foie Gras. Think I will give the place a miss in the future. Not my kind of thing. DulwichFox

aquarius moon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Am I the only one who never goes on holiday? > > I have my reasons for not doing so but haven't > been anywhere for 8 years and then it was only in > the UK. > > Are there people in the same boat who, for > whatever reasons are spending their summer in > Peckham or ED & and quite happy/have no choice to > be here, rather than on holiday? > > Would be nice to know I'm not alone. I've not had a holiday for 8 years either.. So you are not alone. I am however off on holiday in a few weeks time. Reading your other posts in this thread I'm sure there must of been opportunities for you to of gone away even for a short weekend break. Pets can be a problem. Depends on whether there is someone else at home to look after them overnight. DulwichFox

England result ? Being a Millwall supporter I am used to watching a team that 'Played Well' and came second. Problem is that both teams have Poke and Hope heros seeking the Glory of the one that counted. Instead of passing the ball to someone in a better position to actually score, their selfish behaviour is responsible for the inevitable outcome. DulwichFox

As ever the food was wonderful. The service was brilliant. And at ?22.00 inc. tip was very good value. All our food arriving together on time. Hot. Look forward to the Omrith bash. Did not go to the big Hibb's do but enjoyed the last visit there. Not too sure about The Rose. but little choice. Big thank you to Dulwich Tandoori and Michael P. for organising. DulwichFox

Big Thank You to all the organizers.. Big Thank you to Sue & Nygel for organising some great music. A great time had by all and good to see my neighbours out in force giving their support. Sunday can be such a dull day. A little bit of brightness despite the Sun disappearing. Foxy.

Bluelagoon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I was an extra in the Kit-Kat ad for the World > > Cup. 60 + extras. were used > > > > 7.30 - 21.30 14 hours. > > > > Filmed in a Bermondsey pub and at Locations > > around and inside The Den. > > Lot of sitting around. But we were fed and > > watered all day. Breakfast / Lunch / Tea. > > No alcohol allowed, even in the pub scenes. > > > > We all got paid ?50.00 for the day. > > > > DulwichFox > > > You've hit the nail on the head, but not in the > way you think. > > Big commercial for well known brand vs small, > independent film. Of course you got paid. Yes of course.. I realise that.. But ?50.00 for 14 hours shows it doesn't pay that well. Even with big commercial companies. DulwichFox

I was an extra in the Kit-Kat ad for the World Cup. 60 + extras. were used 7.30 - 21.30 14 hours. Filmed in a Bermondsey pub and at Locations around and inside The Den. Lot of sitting around. But we were fed and watered all day. Breakfast / Lunch / Tea. No alcohol allowed, even in the pub scenes. We all got paid ?50.00 for the day. DulwichFox

So what's it going to be or not to be. ? DulwichFox

Just thought I would bring this back into focus. Dulwich Tandoori. ? Who's coming / going ? I'm sure I speak on behalf of all Curry Club Members. Well you don't need to be a member. New people are always welcome. Just lets us know if you would like to join us so out intrepid organiser Michael P. can book enough space. Foxy :)

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Please don't send flowers, I'll be around for a > while yet. I was made curious by Billy Connolly's > TV programme. > > All you need is permission from the freeholder. > And a bin bag will suffice. > That's it I think a Biodegradable Sack would be greener. :) Foxy

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > StraferJack Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > even Boho was intriguing once.. > > > > > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5 > > > ,289897,page=1 > > xxxxxxx > > I don't remember Boho serving sushi, is that > correct? They may of done. Not sure if they ever got round to it. ? http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,289897 DulwichFox

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Replaced our old one with something similar. > Didn't want to pay ?80 to have them 'install' it > as I thought I could do it myself. However Bosch > instructions state it must be fitted by a > qualified electrician. Anyone know why? I had one fitted last year. It did cost around ?80.00. (Curry's) They performed several electrical tests . Earth Leak Tests. before and after the New appliance was fitted. They will not fit the appliance if there is any problem with any of your wiring. It's best to know if you have problems. They then provided a Full Electrical Safety Certificate. It may affect any Guarantee if you do not have one. DulwichFox

lane lover Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > tommy_guy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Thanks for the number, I shall call the council > to > > complain about their bushy stumps. > > > > Am I allowed to name and shame residences with > > unruly bushes on the forum? I am willing to run > a > > community bush watch. > > FFS, do you seriously have that much time on your > hands? > > If this is your biggest problem in life, then good > to you! > > Seriously, get a life! Hanging unkempt trees and bushes can all be real hazards for blind people. Serious injuries can result from someone walking into bushes left overhanging.. So priorities about what is more important needs to be addressed. and a little consideration for others. DulwichFox.

miga Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > FJDGoose Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers > > > > :) > > > > DulwichFox > > Although at >20 mins that would be more a slow > roast than a cremation, a good choice. You're a long time dead.. 20 Mins is not too much to ask. DulwichFox

FJDGoose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers :) Or Lemmings:- Out of control, out of control: Greasy machinery slides on the rails, Young minds and bodies on steel spokes impaled.... Cogs tearing bones, cogs tearing bones: Iron-throated monsters are forcing our screams, Mind and machinery box-press the dreams. ...but there still is time... :) DulwichFox

I've said it before but it I still wonder why....? Pubs Claim to rely on Food for profits.. Whilst. Restaurants rely on the sale of Drinks for profits.. One of Life's Little Mysteries . Dulwichfox

We all get caught out from time to time. Men & Women. I am diabetic and there are times when necessity can be sudden with no warning. Finding somewhere to pee is not easy. I have to restrict drinking on events like Office Reunions up Town for fear of not making it home on the bus. Police clamp down on people caught Peeing. I doubt very much if there is a single copper who has not been in the same situation There simply needs to be more Public Toilets. DulwichFox

Red Devil. My post as been removed. It was NEVER intended to give the impression you have jumped too. Your conclusions are misguided. I suggest you remove your post and this thread can be closed or removed. DulwichFox. End of story.

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