Curmudgeon

ROFL at repeat prescription making you middle aged Maceys is an excellent, organised, empathetic pharmacist and by far the best IME

will you let me know when we start a thread about physically disabled people, or how about homosexuals? It's just I'd need a bit of time to sharpen my pitchfork and get my white hood bleached gah!

Actually they are mother and daughter and they have special educational needs so bravo on a fabulous thread.

22 flats on that site??? ::o ... really? I will almost bet there will be traffic and parking issues I suppose none of them are affordable housing either .. in fact I'm fairly certain I heard that there aren't any

was just chatting about when the water went out for 3 days .. that was fun :)-D

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who changed the title then? neither new nor poorly educated h'ac-choo-ally

hmmm NEDDIES eh? New East Dulwich Denizens In Easy Satin Never Eat Dunkin Donuts In East Sydenham Not Economy ... nah give up...

I must spend oodles of money in Farmers .. such a mix of needful things.. and I am firm in my belief that it's a pound shop only... the biscuit cutters in the poncey kitchen shop down the road are about half the price of farmers? whowouldhavethunkit eh?

monica Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Curmudgeon Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > ahhh here we go again... it's christmas .. > what's > > wrong with a surprise for a change .. > well the forum is used for open debate and this is > an open debate and if it is indeed an 'open debate' then surely the option of deciding not to debate it but to look forward to a pleasant New Year's surprise must also be open for debate ... no?

ahhh here we go again... it's christmas .. what's wrong with a surprise for a change ..

Get a quote from Liverpool Victoria .. they're the cheapest I've found for B&C

Please .. show yourself and kneel down (touches edge of sword to both shoulders) "arise Sir Nob of Nobland" ... what are you thinking? it's bread fgs .. bread ?4.50 (shakes head in dismay)

Declan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Surely being a pear it's the price for two? LOL .... ver' good

Popped in today I LOVED IT what an excellent place .. good luck .. look forward to seeing it grow

dulwichmum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Curmudgeon - what kind of sad unfamily friendly > git are you! "Precious first born" indeed, just > because a parent like Grumpydad has a baby to tote > around - not everyone in London has willing > relatives or staff (like I obviously do) to care > for their little ones while they hit the shops. > Life does not stop because we have children you > know, and attitudes like yours - expecting those > of us with children to stay at home, are what > cause postnatal depression, isolation and anxiety > in new parents. Get over yourself. > > Winter Green = Victor Meldrew fair. I'm not sad nor unfriendly I merely commented on the perceived need to take a 5 month old to see Santa (which may or may not have been the case) in a jokey fashion .. and 'precious firstborn' is a friendly joke in my circles reflecting the precious aspect that all first-time parents seem to adopt in the early months/years until they get more experienced or have more children I didn't realise that in other circles parents give up the ability to laugh at themselves? So I shan't get over myself, but maybe you should (parent of 2)

well even though you think they do, pushchairs do not fit in everywhere unfortunately.. and they certainly did not fit in that tent with the 2 foot of space to walk through .. it was seriously crammed too tight with no thought being given to people trying to pass as others bothered to stop at stalls I went child-free and was frustrated by those maneouvering toddlers around if I'm honest I didn't notice a santa's grotto in the main tent .. but really? you were taking a 5 month old to see Santa? precious first born by any chance? >:D<

somebody tried to steal a staffordshire bull terrier? holy cow ... (checks Darwin for Peckham Rye entries)

sounds like time to monitor how these prices take a dive over the next 100 or so days ... propertysnake (one of my favourites)

Don't get me wrong I love the independents and happily spend hours in (farmer) Palmers and their ilk But I find our independent shops that seem to be so lauded here blatantly over-priced I'd love an M&S and / or Waitrose to open here .. but wouldn't give up Iceland for one. I don't get the furore that occurs every time a 'chain' rears its head .. isn't that the nature of modern day business. I'd far prefer a chain than a baker selling bread for over ?4 tbh (I feel rather alone, and slightly nervous, in this unpopulated corner of East Dulwich thought though)

If you are interested in how prices are falling in East Dulwich just check out propertysnake and put in SE22 ... I love looking at the overpriced housing in our area plummeting as the property stays on books for over 128 days

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I know, MadWorld, I know. > Goodbye to the beautiful woodyard. Whenever I have > visitors, I always take them past it so that they > can marvel at the chicken wire and ramshackle > corrugated iron roof. ROFL

monica Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There was a vote on the type of bags,the design > is up to SNUB and we have decided. fair enough I suppose, it's not like I'm doing anything about getting grants and producing SNUB bags and you lot are so you win and deserve to be that cocky too :))

Please can I beg you to give us a choice over our SNUB bag? one with the winning Goodrich child's drawing on it and one with just an ED SNUB logo please? (said as a parent of 2 by the way)

have you seen the what's on section?