DulwichFox

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >What the Police can not do though, is be on every street corner, day and > night, hoping to catch burglars in the act. They > don't have the resources for that. They do if you park your car illegally.

He is a regular around here. Believe he has even been in the Bishop.

I mentioned in an earlier post Milk being 55p whist it is 48p in most of the other major Supermarkets. The Co-op in Downham near Bromley charges 48p for Milk, so it seems prices are higher in East Dulwich. There is Nothing special about East Dulwich. that justifies a 14.6% hike in price.

One Habit I have kept from Childhood is I just cannot stop getting Older.

Tower Bridge has been 20 MPH since at least the 70's A work colleague of mine back then was stopped by Police on his Scooter which had many mirrors When asked by police why did he think he had been stopped? He said dont know. Speeding said the copper. No said my colleage. I saw you in my mirrors, I made sure I kept my speed just under 30 MPH Your nicked said the copper. It's a 20 MPH over the Bridge The 20 MPH signs are very clear.

Buzzards like Rats . Pubs, Bars, Restaurants, Take Aways, Food Waste left out... Rats.

Zero Clothes Moths Killer. http://www.tradeinpost.co.uk/bmz_cache/8/87873cdbe7d7f26a57711add4b1b8a9d.image.79x200.jpg Look Here

Playing in the Bombed out buildings when we were kids. Collecting old news paper and selling it to waste paper yard to buy Bangers and Rockets.

Being able to park in the street Free in Central London. IE Charing Cross Rd. Tottenham Court Rd. Lisle Street. Edgeware rd. to name a few spots.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > I don't spend ?50.00 on petrol. > > > > I take my 86 year old mum shopping each week > and > > if we spend ?50 in store between us on our > weekly > > shop, > > I get 5p off every litre of petrol I buy. and > the > > normal price is no dearer than most garages. > > > > and still get points on our club card (which we > > share) which add up so we get more vouchers to > > spend. > > xxxxxx > > Sorry, misunderstood :-$ > > So what Tesco do you go to? Old Kent Road? My mother lives in Downham so we normally go to Beckenham.. But sometimes she fancies a little ride around so we do go to Old Kent Rd or Surrey Keys. After all she often pays to top up the car. :)

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I normally shop at Tescos. The prices are > cheaper > > and my mother and I get regular vouchers > > (?30-?40+ p.a.) > > that can be spent on anything in store and > also > > 5p off every litre of petrol when we spend > ?50.00+ > > xxxxxx > > Yeh but how much does it cost you in petrol to go > to Tesco? The Co-op is very convenient and > depending on where you live, you don't need a car > to get there (just a shopping trolley in my case > :)) ) > > And how big is your car, if you spend ?50+ on > petrol each time you fill it up there? My little > Micra wouldn't take that much even if it was > empty! I don't spend ?50.00 on petrol. I take my 86 year old mum shopping each week and if we spend ?50 in store between us on our weekly shop, I get 5p off every litre of petrol I buy. and the normal price is no dearer than most garages. and still get points on our club card (which we share) which add up so we get more vouchers to spend.

I get regular correspondence through my door from Virgin Media. Goes straight in my waste paper recycling bag. I use BT.OpenWorld Not the cheapest but very reliable and competent Engineers available to speak to if something does go wrong.

Was in The Co-op earlier today. Looked at the Fish and meat but nearly all of it was Reduced because it had reached it's Use By Date. Quickly picked up a bag of New Potatoes only to find 'When I got home' they too had been reduced because they had just 2 days to their Best By Date. There is virtually nothing fresh in that store. Also Bought a pint of Milk. 55p All the major supermarkets charge 48p All you Members recieving Divvy paid into your accounts are certainly paying for it. I normally shop at Tescos. The prices are cheaper and my mother and I get regular vouchers (?30-?40+ p.a.) that can be spent on anything in store and also 5p off every litre of petrol when we spend ?50.00+

The Divvy. Dividend Cheques http://europeanastatic.eu/api/image?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fimages.scran.ac.uk%2FRB%2Fimages%2Fthumb%2F0016%2F00160131.jpg&size=FULL_DOC&type=IMAGE

You should of gone ahead without telling anyone. Posting here on EDF. means the Whole World knows your intentions. It will be flashed across all the major Tabloids. :'(

Would be a Good Spot for some Stocks to be installed. http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSb27PJU6ROIPuhQfsqMXX-Qo5e2xU9NZ-de1lWhLxzvTFkwiKccv7rkg No shortage of deserving cases in the area.

Considering the Co-Op was started as a 'Peoples Store' with fair prices, Anyone remember the 'Divvy' Dividends. They were the little tin cheques that you could collect and spend in the store. the prices are not exactly Cheap. High Prices and Use by Date so short, you would be lucky to get your goods home before they have gone off. I use it to pay some Utility Bills as they have Pay-Point.

I have Never heard the Term 'Chugging' before... But understand what you are all on about. 'Chuggers' ?? Just ignore them. Simple. I give money to Genuine Collectors like Red Cross, RNLI Life Boats, RNIB. I myself have been a Collector for The RNLI. Some Years back. Licenced Spot. Rules:- Do not approach people. Do not Rattle the Box. Never give money at the door. NONE of the genuine Charities Collect at the Door.

East Dulwich has become a haven for Street Robbery and Muggings. Robbers are spoilt for choice with Rich Pickings and easy targets. I myself have seen women late evening in the local Pubs and Bars with 'Concetinas' of Credit and Store Cards. Leave your cards at home. Just take enough money with you to pay for your Evening's Drinks. then if you get robbed it will be not so painful. Losing your cards is a real pain, having to report them missing late at night. and then having to inform all the organizations that your card details have been changed. Despite some Bars policy, NEVER leave your card behind the Bar. Your card company will not reinburse you if your card is cloned. You are not insured.

Sorry I will try and make less noise on my way home. DulwichFox :))

The Bin Men have a habit of only 'Lifting every 3rd / 4th bin. or dragging your bin half way up the road. You don't know where it will end up. Last week the Bin Men Left my Wheelie Bin with one of the wheels off. I Bent down and put the wheel back on only to find the axle was outside the bin frame. Tried prising the wheel off so I could locate it properly. Nothing would budge it. Called Southwark Council yesterday morning. New Bin was delivered this morning. Good Service Southwark Council 0207 525 5000

Sorry to hear about your friend. Hope she has recovered. You say she drank 2.5 to 3 over several hours. So amount unsure. Might of been more as the time ticked by. No Sambuccas, ?? Jaeger-Bombs ?? people tend to forget to count them. (?) A lot of bars these days sell Strong Cider. 1 pint of Ordinary Cider has about 2-3 units whilst the Strongest cider is 5.7 units So 3 Pints Cider will contain between 6 - 17.1 units. 17 units is like drinking 8.5 pint of normal stregnth Beer or 5-6 pint of Lager (Peroni) Did your friend eat any food. ? Drinking over long periods without food will speed up absorbsion of alcohol into your blood. Think it unlikely she was spiked if nobody else was involved in your company. Probably need to re-calculate just how much she drank and how strong it was. Fox.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So the Olympic bid was won through bribes DF? I did not say that.. ! I said everything was above board and fair. ;-)

Thank God there is no corruption in the Olympic Committee... All above board with the Ticket Allocation. Fairness for All.

What about:- Pope Benedict 1? Pope Benedict 2? Pope Benedict 3? Pope Benedict 4? Pope Benedict 5? Pope Benedict 6? Pope Benedict 7? Pope Benedict 10? Pope Benedict 11? Pope Benedict 12? Pope Benedict 13? Pope Benedict 14? Pope Benedict 15? Pope Benedict 16? Pope Benedict 17? Pope Benedict 20? or Pope Benedict 0000 0001? Pope Benedict 0000 0010? Pope Benedict 0000 0011? Pope Benedict 0000 0100? Pope Benedict 0000 0101? Pope Benedict 0000 0110? Pope Benedict 0000 0111? Pope Benedict 0000 1000? Pope Benedict 0000 1001? Pope Benedict 0000 1010? Pope Benedict 0000 1011? Pope Benedict 0000 1100? Pope Benedict 0000 1101? Pope Benedict 0000 1110? Pope Benedict 0000 1111? Pope Benedict 0001 0000? Or is this just being very silly :-)