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And u were mentioning snobbery? :-|

lol dunno wot to say to that karter... poor charles! his time will never come! lol

psssst Arthur as we "know" 'im didn't really exist ya know. Now Robin Hood... that's a diff matter ;-)

I thought you was offering a makeover at home... got ready to throw all me clothes and accessories out there :( *sighs*

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > silverfox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > The idea is a bit...how shall we say...Peckham > > Well I come from Peckham.. Lived there 28 years > and have lived in ED since 1980.. > > I do not have any Tattoos.... > > Just how many Forumite have them. ?? > > Seems to be more popular with the ladies these > days .. Since when did the forum represent the majority of East Dulwich? Since when did the forum get such a snobbish attitude? oops sorry silly qs!!! ignore the negative attitudes pedro. At least you wont have to put up with "those" kind of customers ;-)

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wot kind? Details r great for getting the interest going ya know!

Wot does ya want one for?

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If you want to stretch further a field and have a few pennies... KidsWeek - Aug 12-26 No don't have any connection with it but found it incredibly useful last year for keeping the troops happy and stretching to a treat (for yourself and the kids)

I had a friend who used to spend the whole summer (july, august and most of september) out in Lanzarote. He loved the freedom and the quietness of it all. it's not a barren place. There's plenty of life to be found depending on which part of the island you aim for. Great for a relaxing retreat in general though so I've heard :) scotch I hardly think you're comments are fair - everyone has their own opinion on what is good and what isn't. Some people like wind, some don't. Some people like barren, some don't. your own not so "pleasant" experience is biased as you've said. So lets dismss it ;-)

I saw a rat (yes a RAT) take down a pigeon the other day... what are the stats on that I wonder...

No need to be offensive Frankito

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The world's most successful parasite Thought that was humans...

::o dogcat that was sooooo 90s! ;-)

Tarot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This very expensive chinook helicopter,probably > could be doing more important things rather than > spend a few hours. > entertaining the privalleged elite at Alleyns , > What a decadent waste of money and proving we are > not all in it together,Southwark cannot even > afford traffic safety officers for kiddies. > Some people up there in Dulwich are thumbing their > noses at the rest of us it seems. Is this BBC Points of View?

And a pretty display of parachute jumping :) Tis Founders day at Alleyns is it not?

I'm like soooooo glad I aint missing anything on here!

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My biggest regret is reading too much boring > witless drivel written by dull uninteresting > creeps. Ah Jah I knew u wuved me really!! ;-)

I wouldn't worry too much, as long as little one is attempting to say words (even gobbledeegook) and you are encouraging the words too by repeating the correct word they are trying to say, they'll get there in time. If you get little one checked by a professional and all tests come back fine then just keep up with the encouragement. Too often I overhear parents comparing the stages their children are at with an attitude that it's some kind of competition. It's not. Each child is different (desptie what health visitors try to say) and they will get to each stage of development when they are ready. Our 3 1/2 yr old is just beginning to come out of her shy self where it was quiet mumbles all the time and pointing at things to actual clear sentences well pronounced. No matter how we tried to get her to repeat things or ask her to name things she would just clam up. We took her for all the usual testing but everything came up ok altho they are continuing to monitor her hearing - she can hear fine but they can't determine whether there is any problems with directional hearing as she's too young but no one is overly concerned. One morning, recently, she came down for breakfast and just didn't stop rambling on about her favourite teddy wanting to share her toast, that his favourite flavoured jam was blackcurrant and that it tasted like jelly. Quite a surprise to those listening I must say!

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Anyone care for a glass? http://www.gardenplansireland.com/forum/files/elderflower_cordial_987.jpg

Its all a load of... http://www.dublinhostels.org/files/u1/bull-matador.jpg really ;-)

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mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm curious as to what your pre-EDF dependency was > that required weaning on to this. > Let me assure you as an EDF addiction casualty, > that in terms of your life the WDF would have been > a wiser choice!! ::o hehe that was good! ;)