DulwichFox

Sue Wrote: > > Was it on a perch at a show or a zoo, Foxy?? ;) It was a Rescue Owl on Display in Hastings by a bird protection society. It was the way the thing was looking at me.. with it's right ear cocked. Nikon D200 70-200mm f2.8 Foxy

Red Rock Ridge was a sizzling Under the Red Rock sun. When Reggie the Red Ridge Rock eater. Rocked the Red Ridge Run. Now Regie the Red Ridge Rock eater Spied the only rock in sight. The Red Rock Ridge awaited. For Regie's fearsome bite. Now Regie loved his Red Rock. A Red Rock man was he. He had Red Rock for Breakfast For Dinner and for Tea. When Regie rocked the Red Rock Ridge The Red Rocks they did rear. For Regie the Red Ridge Rock eater. Was something the Red Rocks feared. Now Regie loved his Red Rock. And Red Ridge Rock was best. And the eating of the Red Rock Ridge Whould surely be the test. Well Regie sure succeeded He left the Red Ridge dry. But with no more Red Ridge Rock. Regie had to die... Written on a No. 47 bus Shorditch - Lewisham. By DulwichFox Circa: 1978

I was attacked November 2006 junction of Crawthrew Grove / Lacon Road. I woke up on the floor after being knocked unconscious. Last thing I remember was a tree. I first assumed I must of walked into the tree but I wasn't that p****d I must of been attacked from behind. I assumed someone pushed my face into the tree as my face was really bashed in. I simple cannot remember seeing anyone. My Phone and Money were stolen. Worst of all the Bastds. nicked my kebab.. Got home to realise my glasses were missing. Foolishly went back out to find them but no luck. Even went back in daylight but could not find them. Do not know what happened that night. East Dulwich Police were really good and sent a Police Officer to my home to see if I was ok. Same 'Copper' you still see on LL most evenings. Real Life Dixon of Dock Green Character. Was followed up by Southwark Police station but never resolved. Most of these cases sadly never are. DulwichFox

I lived on Dunstans Rd. from 1980 - 1996 on the brow of the hill right opposite Dawson Heights. At some time the council proposed to build a Council Tax Office on the site. There was a guy 3-4 doors away from me (Cannot remember his name) who campaigned relentlessly to protect the site. Local residents formed an action group and we stormed a meeting at Southwark Town hall Havil street. After months of campaigning the project was rejected. It was proved an impossible task. Supposedly:- When they built The 2 Battle Ships on the hill they had to pour Thousands of tons of concrete on to the hill to stabilize it making building on the site impossible. The Friends of Dawsons Heights (Hill) was formed. Many of the Hill's trees were destroyed in the 1987 Storm. I drove passed recently.. I was amazed how much Nature had reclaimed the Hill. The view of the Battle Ships from my old ground floor flat completely obscured by new trees.. Proud to of been part of establishing Dawson Hill as a protected area.. DulwichFox

There was a proposal that anyone caught with a knife should get a mandatory 5 year prison sentence. This hasn't happened. There is NO real deterrent against carrying a knife. The problem will continue until someone takes this seriously and actually does something about it. DulwichFox

Why pay to have someone take away rubbish. ? If you do, you are personably responsible to make sure it is disposed of responsibly. and that they are licensed to do so. You could be fined yourself if fly tipped rubbish is traced back to your address. Usually if you leave cardboard out on your collection day the refuge collection teams will take it away for free. I understand it is not a good idea to leave some packaging outside your home. It may well advertise you have just purchased a New TV or Computer.. Foxy.

The Long and Winding Road - The Beatles

Rats are everywhere.. I saw one crossing Nunhead Lane by the shops .. As I was stuck in traffic. Foxy.

http://i860.photobucket.com/albums/ab167/mickdavies83/owl_Protect_zpsc9cbb53c.jpg Owl photo by DulwichFox. Hastings 08 October 2006. DulwichFox

Alex K Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > To my regret, a search by "owl" doesn't identify a > post here some years ago -- a foundling owl, > huddled in a cardboard box, was shown -- but yes, > they are here. Just for reference .. You cannot do a 3 letter search here. Search owl* and you will find all the refernces to owl. DulwichFox

tallulah71 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ted Max you are not alone in finding DF's posts > relentlessly depressing. He means no harm. He's > just really tedious! Every post you have a POP at Foxy. this one .. the Olivia Colman post to name just 2 in the last couple of days. And you have the nerve to call me tedious. You seem to spend so much of your time searching every thread for Foxy posts. Is your life really that boring that you have nothing positive to say yourself. Or even something negative. Do you have your own opinion on anything...other than Foxy. Foxy is out on the Lane every night..Instead of hiding behind your PC perhaps you should pop along and introduce yourself. DF

Just cannot stand.. Graham Norton. Prefer Jamie Oliver.. :) Foxy

miga Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I was waiting for a response from el pibe :) > > > > It was to demonstrate that any Object of the > > Lower class > > could access anything that the Middle or Upper > > classes could. > > > > Everything is achievable.. > > > > Could of been an in joke. but was not meant to > be > > so. > > That depends on the protection level of your data > members, depending on the language you use. Python variables do not need to be defined Private: or Public: Please don't get too deep... I'm very new to python. :) It was all El Pibe's fault. Foxy.

I was waiting for a response from el pibe :) It was to demonstrate that any Object of the Lower class could access anything that the Middle or Upper classes could. Everything is achievable.. Could of been an in joke. but was not meant to be so.

Classes Inheritance:- class Upper(): var1 = "I look down to Middle and Lower" class Middle(Upper): var2 = "I look up to Upper and down to Lower" class Lower(Middle): var3 = "I look up to Upper and Middle "

All Around My Hat - Steeleye Span

the-e-dealer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am going to start a Save the fox campaign. http://www.league.org.uk/uploads/media/14/7198.png That's Good. Here's the Website http://www.league.org.uk/

Well Hibbs... count yourself lucky.. If Foxy had complained about a Train there would of been 15 pages of abuse about negativity by now. Foxy :)

Ted Max Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "People asked for it so I got some in." > > You hum it, I'll play it. > > Foxy, you've got me feeling sorry for your pre-Fox > alter ego. Would you prefer a Sitcom treatment or > gritty "The Street" style psychodrama? If you say so Ted.. Never ceases to amaze me how people of very little substance result on every occasion to sarcasm. People who have never done anything or even tried anything for themselves. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. Well at least if you never even try, you can never lose. DF

Ted Max Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seasonal motor oil? People asked for it so I got some in. The garages behind the shop used to pop in if they were caught out. I sold non seasonal goods as well. Supplied businesses with Ultra-Violet bank note scanners. They were relatively new 20 odd years ago. DF

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "My shop was on Uplands Rd. No. 13" > > What - jeans ? No it was called Seasonal Supplies (Ltd) It was a company that provided seasonal goods. Catering Equipment. Gas Bar-b-cues before they were generally available . For sale and hire. Disposables Plastic cutlery. Bulk Paper plates, cake boards. Electrial goods.. Toys and novelties, cards , Umbrellas , motor oil. Was one of the only shops along that parade. Bit isolated. 1993.. Foxy helped to kick off the Upland / North Cross market.. I was there 21 years ago.. Foxy.

mrure26 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Typical Daily Mail readers. No.. Times and Morning Star. DulwichFox.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "Inside leg measurement." > > Foxy did you used to run that jeans shop on the > corner of Cyrena and Whateley, then ? Hahahaha.. Well I remember that place... No, weren't me.. and I never went there. Did it not get busted for dope.. ?? Not sure if it was the same guy that had the clothing place on L.L. Lane. He used to lock the door. My shop was on Uplands Rd. No. 13. DulwichFox.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I agree with edberg.. > > > > I moved to ED 1980.. It was a much more > pleasant > > place then... > > > > You could walk into ANY pub back then and know > > someone, if not most people.. > > From my recent experience you seem to be able to find someone you know. I said ANY pub.. True , if I go to Curry Club , I will know people. or the EDT. Even went to The Flying Pig and met.. someone I knew. lol. When I said know people.. I mean know them well. Know their families , kids. Where they worked. Inside leg measurement. Foxy

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Could a stall offering services like picture > framing and suchlike work on North Cross Road? > What do you think, Foxy? Sure, we have one > already, but one swallow etc etc No.. I cut my own Mounts and use ready made frames.. Not IKEA I hasten to add. Foxy.