KalamityKel

Single mothers and their households/families?

Oh come off it it hasn't been going on for THAT long... other parts of LL have suffered before the temporary closure of East Dulwich Grove. It's not the end of the world! :-)

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > KalamityKel Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Through an estate?!! ::o > > xxxx > > Eh? It's, erm, a road which runs through the > estate on Dog Kennel Hill, yes. > > If you don't want to mix with the riff-raff :-S > you can take the next road on the right instead, > but I do it on my own every Goose night at Hoopers > with no problem, last time in the dark :-S > > Edited to say: People who live on council estates > don't bite, you know. Twas nowt but sarcasm...

really? *squints at pics*

Da rulez Page 9 is particularly relevant and page 11 some people (not necessarily those of the sensible side of society) should take the time to read ;-)

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that's an expensive chip jimbob :-|

keep looking...

Surely his and hers are the only solution to that one! :p

Through an estate?!! ::o

Dullitch silly personal insults mean nothing to me. Careful how you thread - there are rules to this forum. - Terms of use May I suggest you base your arguments in future on solid fact not on eavesdropping incidents.

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May I point you to this Buses thread and this More buses thread...

working fine for me... East Dulwich - East Croydon - Gatwick by train

Toffee apple anyone? :))

Dullitch wot a load of rubbish! May I suggest you do some factual homework before claiming to "know a bit about the situation" TFL are NOT in charge of the drivers, that is the responsibility of the bus company e.g. Arriva, London Central. Whilst time keeping and such is important and the companies can be fined by TFL (more so if there is simply no bus at all - hence why sometimes you will see a single decker 185) to suggest a driver would "lose his job" is just completely incorrect. Deliberate lateness - yes thats different matter entirely. Re: "I find it outrageous that ONE person can makes dozens late simply because they don't want to pay." May I ask if you are one of those incredibly annoying passengers of a morning who start creating a scene if the driver pauses slightly which "has made me miss the train"? The kind of person whos blames their lateness on transport when really getting up and leaving slightly earlier is the solution? "It seems to me that if TFL gave the drivers a bit more freedom and let them use their discretion, they would do their jobs more efficiently and most likely, with a smile." One assumes you have informed TFL of these views? Again to suggest if a driver lets someone on board without paying and your comment "Another classic situation is when someone tries to pass off an old travel card or whatever and the driver clocks it- there is no rule or system for this situation" again is based on an entirely incorrect rumour or perhaps your own observation? - as mentioned in an earlier message it is NOT the responsibility of the driver to ensure fare dodgers are "dealt" with. Yes, when they know someone has boarded without paying they can hold the bus, telling whoever to get off and even in some cases call the police (is that not driver discretion?) at the end of the day drivers are not to put themselves or others at risk by insisting/demanding payment - it is for the Revenue (ticket inspectors) and even the transport police to deal with. To call someone a "prick" seems rather petty too. Were you on board at the time and can make a fair judgement that this is the case? No? Deary me!

no but I've heard sleigh bells ;-) I do apologise to me neighbours :-$

If I didnt wuv ya so much mister I'd shove me broom right up ur... Pick any season you like my dear... I'm quite into autumn at present

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doomed *waves back a KB* ;-)

trouble ;-)