Ladygooner

Vote for Ken!

Not in a million years - hopefully!

I could come later........after Arsenal v Inter in the Emirates Cup

Jonboy, as I recall Nana's words were "she can have some wafer thin ham though, Barbara?"! Jonboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > MadWorld, I think Louisa has been inflamed as you > went to a rival of Eric & Margaret, qv. Try to > bear in mind that they are the yardstick by which > professional catering establishments, including > the Ivory, are judged. > > Totally agree with you - ending up with a piece of > cheese isn't on these days, especially after > trying to entice you with coleslaw first. Yummy. > It reminds me of the Royle Family episode where > they realise, to much consternation that Anthonys > new girlfriend is vegetarian. Cue Nanna - "She can > have a piece of cheese though Barb, can't she?" > > Liquorice isn't a favourite, ambience is too wierd > and I'll not eat there after your story.

They went shopping in Sainsbury's too. Anyone recognise the bloke in it - he must live locally?

Absolutely nothing wrong with having twins!

I would love to explore these woods. How about an EDF outing one weekend............as long as we finish up at a pub!

To my mind it would be like having twins when one baby would do!

Just read in the Evening Standard that on BBC2 tonight at 8.30pm Anjum Anand will be preparing an indian feast and she is seen "popping in and out of south London grocers on East Dulwich's Lordship Lane hunting for mangoes".

I think 1 kitten is Ok - after all they sleep most of the day so why would they want any company?!

s its a tube station fancy dress - think your costume has to have something to do with a tube station?

Ko Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi William > > The Dulwich and Sydenham Golf course is on the > outskirts of Dulwich. It touches Dulwich Village > on its north side, West Dulwich on its south side > and Lordship Lane/East Dulwich on its north-east > corner. I'm pretty sure there's a cricket club > next to the golf course. There's another thread > on this - search under 'golf'. > > In terms of the communities in each area, each > area has a good feel. Dulwich Village is the most > picturesque, but expensive. Might not be too > expensive if you are renting though. > > East Dulwich has good facilities and a great > atmosphere - its where people in their 20s/30s/40s > like to be - good shops (supermarkets, butchers, > greengrocers, and shops to buy most other things > too), restaurants and bars. West Dulwich also has > a small parade of nice shops on Park Hall Road. > > In terms of public transport, North and East > Dulwich stations go into London Bridge so its very > good if you are based in the City for work. West > Dulwich goes into Victoria, good for the West End. > Bus services are best in East Dulwich, with a > number of frequent buses running up and down > Lordship Lane. > > Green spaces - Dulwich Park - pretty much easy > access to one of its gates from all areas of > Dulwich. Also Peckham Rye Park and Common on the > East Dulwich side. > > I think you'd be happy in any part of Dulwich! > Let us know if you have any more questions. :)) Good to see you youngsters allow some of us over 40's to use your shops restaurants and bars!

Not sure it was anything to do with Tony Blair - I thought the parents had requested it to be non-competitive?

Asset - What am I looking for?

and their pecan pie!

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There may well be a Pret a Manger in the shop near > the train station very soon ;-) Is that for real? I'm addicted to their breakfast baguettes! Please don't tease!

I'm Ok for the 10th too - good way to kick start footie season the next day!

They go nicely with chips

Cafe Nero obviously need some brownie points so they would be a good bet

Sorry James but parking in a Disabled Bay is never acceptable.

Following the Forum's recommendations I will be going to the following: Adam Hill, Craig Hill, Adam Bloom, Lady Boys of Bangkok(!), Rich Hall and RASH by Jenni Wolfson. 6 shows for ?48 - can't beat the two for one deals!

Great excitement amongst the men in my office this afternoon, topless bus carrying topless woman (not breast feeding!) going round Hannover Square with getnaked.com on the side. Any one else see it?

Sorry I can't make it either - I shall be in Edinburgh that weekend

Might confuse Spurs supporters!

Probably would have been spotted had they been breast feeding!