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pinecone Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > o O ( wonder if he was a meth head? ) And what he if was?

wow Charles well put!

The main q you should ask yourself... Did you give them your email address in the first place? I'm always getting such emails though never given my address. Don't open them. Just report them as a phishing scam to your email provider :-)

What did you say to them?

charliebubs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Michael Palaeologus Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Real Gingers or wannabe Gingers? > > > Mike > Wannabe's = much better than real ;-) > x that's a matter of opinion :p

Man stop wiv the long words... I'm so lost! ::o

"A2214 Dulwich Road Herne Hill, both ways between B223 Rymer Street and Winterbrook Road A2214 London - A2214 Dulwich Road in Herne Hill closed in both directions between the B223 Rymer Street junction and the Winterbrook Road junction, because of a burst water main, flooding and emergency repairs. Diversion in operation - affecting bus routes 3, 37, 68, 196, 201, 322, 468. Also affecting A215 Herne Hill between Carver Road and A2199 Croxted Road." as of 7am

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They either get run over, killed by a fox, or just > @#$%& off because they don't actually like the > stupid human that puts a roof over their head, > they just like the food. > > Cats are evil little shits. One was toying with a > nearly dead pigeon in my garden the other day, and > my daughter saw. I chased the cat away but the > pigeon was knackered. Introduction to death and > the harshness of the world for my daughter thanks > to the feline bastard! > > The pigeon managed to get itself to a corner to > die quietly, but when the delivery man from Tesco > came an hour later, the pigeon had been dragged in > to the front garden (from the back). Then when I > went out another hour later to deal with the > pigeon, it had disappeared. I actually found that > a bit disturbing. Think it was too early for the > foxes, and am blaming the evil cat. I think in this instance I'd be blaming the owner for "owning" such a demonic creature. *insert a good measure of sarcasm* Some cats are just killers. Not their fault really it's just in the way they're made. Yes it's annoying but that's just the way it is, just because they're fed at "home" it doesn't stop the natural hunter surfacing when faced with a nice juicy looking feathery flying creature just within a paws reach.

Are there any cyclists that have thoughts on these plans? I only ask as someone pointed out to me recently that reduction in road size could raise issues of road safety.

The mind boggles...

Surely its not just in east dulwich?

The whole "right to light" issue is very vague with the council as they do tend to take the view there is no right to light unless the structure is built right up to a window completely blocking everything. Its always in favour of the applicant hardly ever for those who will b stuck and effected by additional building works... ime

darn you have such a way with words too HB!

Tis times like this I thank you all for making me feel very young! :-)) ;-)

are any scales accurate? Do you really want it to be 100%?

*yawn*

How do you store your potatoes and other veg that arent put in the fridge synco? Them little bug gers love plastic...

Prob best not to go into too much detail now HB you might scare the natives ;-)

and the result... Refused http://planningonline.southwark.gov.uk/AcolNetCGI.exe?ACTION=UNWRAP&RIPNAME=Root.PgeResultDetail&TheSystemkey=9549506 Finally someone in planning has some sense!

Giacomelli Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Eek get a cat perhaps? A dog (a big one) would be more effective given the size of a rat and then a cat. They're just as enthusiastic and skilled at the task. Rats are often disturbed by building works shifting them from one place to another and where there is a good source of easily accessible food (restaurant bins/waste) there will be furry visitors. Just thought I'd point out the obvious...

UncleBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Any number of bored middle class ladies will do > this for you. Tut tut shame on you UncleBen! Cupcake makers are everywhere... regardless of this pathetic "class" malarky you spit. Hope you've found someone JBDulwich :-)

Cora Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This dog is often left barking and I lodged it > with the noise people at the council a few days > back, barking from 8am until 1pm when I had to go > out. Suggest anyone who hears him does the same so > that they can investigate. I could only guess that > the noise was coming from somewhere in Dudrich > Mews so giving them a more exact location would be > very useful. I don't think this is the same dog Cora

really?

Were the costs explained to you at the time?

Local vets also appreciate such items too. :-)