KalamityKel

For anyone else reading wot they're trying to say is "who's up for a game?" An open invitation to any one interested of all skills and experience. Nice friendly environment wiv games not taken too seriously. :)) :)-D

He hangs out in Camberwell and Vauxhall too ya know

have you never bought a soft drink simon? I hear they can be quite adventurous and tasty these days >:D

boa

It's ok Ocean me dear everyone thinks I'm a gal... ;-) Hona do you have much hair?

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > i'd rather go to the supermarket and get a > s*itload of bottles and cans and stay home > watching tv than go to a wetherspoons. anyway, > Peckham has the Kentish Drovers. > > Louisa. ::o you ARE my neighbour! Every morning I hear the recycling bin being filled... It is quite worrying when you can pay a lot less for drinks in a swanky posh bar up town than in the okish establishments on LL... *sighs*

season

I usually ask the youngsters to give me a full break down of the "charity" they claim to be selling for of who and what the charity does and also how much it costs to purchase the items b4 selling them on at a silly price... They don't knock again for a very long time ;-)

Would it be possible to add a preview bit in the email sent when you receive a PM - a bit like "Facebook"? It would be helpful to know just how important a message is if one is unable to access the site at the time... plz? :))

cap

Dulwich_ Park_ Fairy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Last time I went in the Phoenix my wife went into > labour and I had to leave me pint! > > Couldn't she have walked to Kings by herself, or > waited 20 minutes? ::O it takes 20mins to drink a pint?!!! Lovely pics for the ever size increasing EDF drinks... I miss you guys at times! :p

Miles Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Very good, that made me lol hard. > > Michael Palaeologus Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Miles, do not allow stage fright to disappoint > the > > Laydeeeeez. > > > > Could be a flop. That would never do. That sounds dangerous!

Oooo Karter u saucy... :-$ erm... KEY!

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bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I usually find non British bus drivers are by far > the best, as in they usually let you on when > waiting for the lights and hang about if they see > some one running for the bus. So you mean you approve of breaking rules/laws and generally annoying other passengers? ;-)

Dez Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > KalamityKel Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Dez Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > The council should allocate one car space per > > > property. > > > > > > > Do you live on a very long road with only few > > houses? > > > > If the average road had, for arguments sake, 60 > > houses do you really think you could fit 60 > cars > > down our roads? > > > > I've expressed my views in the past to a > certain > > NO and so I won't go into it again except for > > this... how many in the roads around Herne Hill > > are happy with such controlled parking at > present? > > > > Nice idea at the time but not practical or > > particularly fair when it is in action. > > > I lived in an area which introduced residents' > parking and it improved the problem of commuting > motorists who clogged up all the available space > and then took public transport into the centre of > London. I guess it depends on your point of view. And understand the local area - it is a busy place for not so local people to do shopping (short stay parking), the estate agents "require" at least two spaces per employee (one for their own car the other for the company car) and there are plenty of houses having building work done to them resulting in at least 3 spaces dedicated to skips and builders vans... yes lets introduce residents or controlled parking I'm sure Peckham has plenty of space :-|

Tony.London Suburbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > VeryBerryCherry Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Yeah >:D > > > Enough for a cone of chips and a Panda Pop > > lemonade? > > I was thinking 5 Pence and a Packet Of Toffo's:) Would have gone for a tictac too personally...

Oooo this is all very exciting (I'm having a dull day here having spent most of it shredding things from the '70s) I know you don't wish to go into great detail but maybe a little bit of a description? No really I am genuinely interested!

All such lovely ideas... would anyone like to take me along too? I'm not that much bovva ya know :))

Torture

LuvPeckham Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > KalamityKel Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Tut tut LP that's just not on! Off to the > norty > > corner with u! ;-) > > Promises promises, last time you sent me there you > also promised (and failed to deliver) a damn good > spanking.... ::o LP That was not quite the instruction given! :p

Well put AllFor! >:D

Dez Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The council should allocate one car space per > property. > Do you live on a very long road with only few houses? If the average road had, for arguments sake, 60 houses do you really think you could fit 60 cars down our roads? I've expressed my views in the past to a certain NO and so I won't go into it again except for this... how many in the roads around Herne Hill are happy with such controlled parking at present? Nice idea at the time but not practical or particularly fair when it is in action.

Tut tut LP that's just not on! Off to the norty corner with u! ;-)

Hardly ED specific eh? ;-)