DulwichFox

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't fall asleep tonight, it will be waiting for > you to do so... I'm supposed to be a Fox. Foxy

Just seen a large rat in my living room. It run off but just disappeared. Found dropping right next to my armchair where I sit watching TV. Dropping is over an inch long and 3/8ths of an inch wide, so looks like a big bugger. Have had mice in the past but this is a different story altogether. Left front door open so it may of escaped but probably not. Have put down Rat Poison just to see if any bait taken over night. Bait too big for a mouse to handle. Anyone got a number for pest controllers you may of used. ? Any advice much appreciated Foxy

Diane Abbott is out for an indefinite period. Sounds pretty permanent to me. Dulwichfox

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > jaywalker Wrote: > ---------------------------- > > Helen Hayes is a bloody good MP. > > > Agreed. Do not know much about her. Never heard of her until the Silvester Road issue. Seems an approachable pleasant person. I would vote for her on a Local basis but despite being a Labour supporter all my life and a former paid up member of the Dulwich branch of the Labour Party, I cannot bring myself to vote for Labour with Jeromy Corbyn at the helm. Corbyn is a conceited , self opinionated arse who refuses to listen to the views of others. I would think he must be a very difficult person to work with. DulwichFox

Breaking News. Evidently, one of the London attackers who was known to Police worked for London Underground (last year) He was trained in Kensington but also worked in Westminster. He was sacked in October for not turning up for work. He also appeared in an Extremism Documentary. His views were known to the authorities but he still was not thought to impose a threat. #Incredible. DulwichFox

I don't think these people are working independently. Their baskets are identical. The people are probably genuine, working for some 'Fagin' type character who is exploiting them. The produce is poor quality which could be found in pound shops and the like. Fox

Dedicated to Nyge (Sue & Nyge) Foxy

Great picture. Crystal Palace (BBC) and Norwood (ITV) Transmitters both hit They are 1 mile apart. Foxy

SpringTime Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'd get it into the ground proper if you can. We > had a couple that were so plagued with ants the > pots were largely emptied of any sustinence. > Replanting and lots of water seemed the last thing > that might've helped, and it worked. This is my garden I have a small strip either side of my garden. Planting out is not an option. Foxy

Another embarrassing interview when Corbyn failed to come up with the cost of Child Care. One of Labour's prime Manifesto Policies Every time he is asked a question he reaches nervously for his little Red Book #Man is Joke DulwichFox

Killick Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Recently moved from ED to Peckham and having a > tough time finding a good selection of wine. Any > suggestions? Hi Killick Sorry I can't personally help you but talk about 'Ask a simple question. ?' Foxy

Firsts man. Heads or Tails Second man. Heads. First man. Sorry, It's Tails. Second man. oh Dear. Best out of three. Fox.

If only there was a choice that really made any difference. Fox

alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > cant you use the planter as a pot? Hi Alice. I thought of that but the wood would probably rot. Problem solved.. Found pot that fitted exactly Foxy. P.S.. All done. Beer required

suzisoo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mine did the same took it round to the back garden > and repotted trimmed off all the brown put it in a > bigger pot and it is now flourishing. Yes. That's what I plan to do. Pot size restricted to size of planter but I'll give a go. Also give it a feed with edible plant feeder Many Thanks Fox

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks. 8:00pm on C4 should be interesting. It's 8.30pm Fox

Potatoes can be 80% water. What do people expect them to taste like? Most of the flavour is in the skins. The bit most people throw away. Jerseys just need a rinse. Do not peel them. Foxy

My small potted Bay Tree has started to look very Sad. The leave are turning brown and are crispy dry but not falling off the tree. There appears to be new leave coming but can I still use the brown ones in cooking ? I have been watering the plant but not over watering. How can I rescue my Bay Tree which I bought last year. Should I remove the brown leaves. Will that allow the new leaves to grow. They are very tiny at the moment. Any help much appreciated. My tree was quite expensive. ?45.00 DulwichFox

The problem with Corbyn for me is he has an ideology I had myself to some extent 30-35 years ago. Its like he has been in a coma for 30 odd years and has just woke up and is carrying on from where he left off. #Comrades. Foxy

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'll pop round Sue, but of a walk though ! Get a Cab.. Foxy

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Judging by your age you'd enjoy a nice pint of M&B > mild Mr Fox. Yes I have done the M&B bit before > but still enjoy it. And it is May mild month (try > the Speaker in Victoria) - doubt if any of you > young hipsters would appreciate it. > > Couldn't find an M&B ad but the next best thing is > Banks and here's one featuring the late Roger > Moore, very fitting I have been known (in the Past) to participate in the odd pint or two of Mild & Bitter. When it came in wooden barrels. Unlike the sterilised stuff that comes in aluminium drums. Perhaps things have changed for the better but I have always thought of it as a winter's drink. Foxy

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > I'm too busy during the day since I retired to > sit > > in the pub all day. > > Did you used to sit in the pub all day before you > retired, and if so what was the job and how can I > apply? No.. I worked in Telecoms.. Back in the 70's and before many GPO Exchanges had a Bar at lunchtime. No such facility has existed since 1983 ish Foxy

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Come on Foxter, don't paint yourself into the > silly corner > > It's nice to stride out on a Sunday, do & see > something new. > > I expect to fly by one day and see you there, with > a shandy/ale in hand. I'm in the pub every night. (Occasionally on a Sunday.) You will not catch me drinking Shandy. You may well see me on a hot day outside the EDT with a Lime & Soda enjoying the sun and watching the World go by. I'm too busy during the day since I retired to sit in the pub all day. I do a lot of striding out.. 8,000 + steps most days. Often pass the C&G but don't get drawn in. Even when they are open. Not much World goes by sitting outside there. #Dull Foxy

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I look forward to not seeing you there Just think of all the missed opportunities you have had over the years of not seeing me there. Fox

Used this pub back in the 70's about 1/2 dozen times when I lived in Peckham. Been once or twice in the 37 years I have lived in East Dulwich. Last time in 2008 when I had visitors. Haven't missed it over last couple of years. Don't drink during the day. Don't travel far at night. Unlikely to start using it now. Even if they were giving the beer away. DulwichFox