KalamityKel

Dulwich woods often produces lots of blackberries. You'll have to work a bit to reach the biggest and best though!

I would! yes it's a public space but that doesn't mean you can hog a space that doesn't belong to you without prior consent from the park. Could you imagine if everyone took that view and erected tents, gazebos or those silly glamping style tents for their own personal use on the same day? There wouldn't be any space for people and the view... well! Contact the park and see what's what.

Curmudgeon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Administrator Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Kingsdale, I suggest you publish what you said > to > > me. I'm not your communication channel. > > > All ears > > I have to say that Kingsdale has the worst PR and > media strategy (or advice)of any company I have > ever encountered, including banks and lawyers. > Seriously though, whoever decides your media > approach, online and press, needs to stop and > somebody who has integrity and an ability to do > the job needs to take over. For a school with so > much to offer you are really doing yourself no > favours. (Ex marketing director, current data > manager) Hey steady on! Was, whatever the comment, truly from a representative of Kingsdale or someone, yet again, stirring? OR someone who just is not too sure on procedures ie how to use this forum? Given past issues on here it would be easy to understand if there were confusion... Curmudgeon why make such comments?

James Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I went once a few years ago. There was nothing > veggie on the menu and when I asked the waitress > gave a look of incomprehension and suggested a > couple of things which both had fish sauce in > them. So I'd make sure what you've been eating is > actually vegetarian if I were you! Having said > this they could have changed their menu and > suddenly educated themselves about what vegetarian > food is since I went, but I would be very > surprised if this were the case. TQ you can't take a comment from experience from a few years ago seriously (sorry James!) Sounds like you're hot on the active side by contacting establishments to find out what's what in advance... good for you!

what annoys me most about name changers is the "sport" it creates for some forumites who take great delight in figuring out who the "new" person could possibly be and then brag to others (who don't really tend to care) who they are without sharing the information as if it makes them higher up on the social standing of the forum or as if they know a great secret or something. Like seriously! I just don't play the game :-) I've never changed my name on this forum but on other social platforms I am known to have a large wardrobe of dresses to choose from depending on my mood. Choosing the right name can be difficult especially when others adapt your name to however it suits them. For example, under this name I am not particularly fond of being called Kal or Kalam but that's what others choose to identify me as and who am I to argue as it is part of the name I have chosen after all and if I really objected to it I would either say (here does not count) or change it to something I am happy with. Other times, in other places, I may just not feel like wearing dress X but feel like wearing dress D and so use that one instead. I have never hidden who I was/am as I don't have anything to hide and really don't see the point in becoming even more anonymous than current online activities allow you to be, although saying that it can be an interesting experiment to see how other regular users respond to what would normally be a new user...

witch

surely that would equal more poo no?

ride

excuse me?

Tylertoes what's with the attitude? You don't like what someone has said interpreting their comments in your own way, they were not being offensive to you yet you then respond with name calling and pointless/pathetic sarcastic comments. back on topic - it would be nice if this thread contained actual fact on what happened rather than gossip and chinese whispers... hmmm hoping for way to much I guess!

minder Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It would be good practice to record and let > parents know of any bumps/accidents. > > What's ppl? ppl = people

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! :-)) ;-)