spadetownboy

jah those were the days, i had my first ever toke of skunk in that place how i ever made it back up the road i,ll never know, but i remember waking up and there was a kitten in the kitchen which i had somehow or other picked up on the way back, happy days.

thesainsburysguy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > have to agree the big singh thay put up is miss > leading i,d say it would be,why have they put an indian there for anyway.

eh what is a potatoey sheen anyway, most spuds i,ve seen tend to be brown or red with a bit of dirt on them,is he trying to say we dont wash.

dm, as a clean living honest citizen i too often thought about calling the plod but on the occasions when i was trying to woo some young student nurse on my way back to hambledon court from the penthouse, it was over-ruled by the obvious benefit of having an establishment on ones doorstep that sold alcohol at 2 in the morning all be it at hideously over inflated prices.

open 24 hrs dm,manys a night i crawled up there totally blotto for 20 b and h and a drunken feast of chocolate,crisps and of course lucozade for the morning. dont know if anyone else remembers the shop that used to be on the corner of st francis road by the bus-stop run by some old jamacian boy,it didnt open to about 10pm,but it was a great place for nipping for a few late night cans and if the face fitted a little bit of blow to send one to sleep.

its a pity the bastard who ran over and killed my cat yesterday morning wasnt a cat lover.

jennyuk Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm a mum & as you can imagine hardly anything is > green in my home and to be honest im not convinced > that making the odd purchase is going to mak any > difference. being a mum it's hard to make choices > about what to use. I use pampers and throw away so > many every day & it can concern me when i hear how > long it takes for the to degrade, but im not sure > if its all a big hype and a bit exagerated to make > us parents go eco. These eco nappies cost a bit > more than the usuall nappies but i found a website > online a few months back www.freenappies.co.uk > which i did an offer on and they sent me a free > box of Pampers for. They sent me a letter telling > me about some Moltex eco-disposable nappies > www.free-econappies.co.uk , with all this info on > how much better they are for the planet etc.. I > personally think this is over rated, i mean they > said how there letter was printed on Organic paper > blah blah blah,, not this seem far fetched to me, > papers paper isnt it? Seems to me like its just a > money spinner for the government. > > Your views please?. i wouldnt worry too much jenny there hardly anything green in my house,horrible colour.

apparantly just after bernard manning passed away a member of the press rang up the hospital to enquire about him, dr raj patel replied his condition was satisfactory. on the same subject he died of renal failure,seems he could take the piss out of everyone but himself.

well at least you wont be able to leave any kids unattended in them.

well heres one for you,in firemans alley the working classes leave their children on their own and even worse than that they leave them in a play area,which as we all know are magnets for all sorts of sick perverts,drug dealers and god knows what else

citizenED Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Down at the Dulwich park playground you commonly > get as many adults as children. Little sprogs are > accompanied by parents, grandparents, au pairs, > nannies and assorted friends. Although this is > seemingly right there is also something a little > unnerving about it. Why so many minders? Walk to > the Fireman's Alley entrance to the park and there > is another little play area, just beyond the gate. > I regularly see little nippers playing in there > with no adult supervision. It brings joy to my > heart, that in our over-suspicious world, some > parents are trusting enough, of their offspring > and of other adults, to allow this. It must be > said that by my observation the kids in the > Fireman's play area are largley black whereas the > ones in the park are a mix. Perhaps this tells us > something about middle class and working class > values. > > To Lilly123, I imagine that scenes like the one > you observed outside Tescos, (people momentarily > leaving their little ones unchecked) happen all > the time, every day, and that the chances of a > kiddie being snatched is, statistically speaking, > 0%. So don't fret so. Next time you witness it, do > the right thing, keep your careful eye on the > child and then watch as the parents return. That's > your job done as a responsible parent and citizen. > > > citizen what does it tell us about working class/middle class values citizen,is it that working class kids play in firemans alley and the middle class ones in the park, or is it that working class parents are more trusting of the population as a whole or is it just that they couldnt give a toss about their kids and let them out to play alone in a world infested with paedophiles,drug dealers and god know what else while middle class parents dont.by the way i am assuming that the kids you are refering to in firemans alley as mainly black are the ones of working class stock,while those in the park are middle class.thats one hell of an assumption to make boyo classing someone by their colour and where they live and play,one hell of an assumption.

well i personally think they were very responsible parents leaving the door wide open,who knows it could have been a hot day and we all know the dangers of leaving children and animals in locked cars with no ventilation.

Domitianus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think the fish at TSC is generally very good > (must admit I usually just plump for the cod). I > had one very ropey piece of cod there a few weeks > back and actually complained about it - couldn't > even finish it. They were fine about it and > didn't charge me and seemed concerned. In terms > of sustainable fishing - they used to have a card > there showing the various types of fish served and > indicating the sustainable manner in which it was > sourced. > > Added benefit - the waitresses are generally > pretty tasty. is that battered or breaded?

our first cat is a pretty timid creature and when we got our second one as a kitten, the first one basically left the house for 2 weeks coming in only for food,but gradually she started coming back and now i cant get rid of her. by and by they tend to do their own thing, we get the occasional fight at feeding time but otherwise they ignore each other.

dirty bastards do nothing but mix with kids all day,set up the gibbet.

just heard michael barrymore was released on bail.apparantly on leaving the station the rozzers asked him if he was going going to be doing panto this year.no fucking chance replied micheal, i did aladdin 6yrs ago and i havnt heard the end of it since.

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I spent most of it waiting for delayed Ryanair > flights. Remind me never ever ever to save myself > 15 quid on a flight ever again by going with > Ryanair. Arrival times there on friday and back on > monday were 01:25 and 23:45 respectively!! > > On the plus side I got to see Wexford v Louth and > Dublin v Meath at Croke Park yesterday, which was > an amazing experience. Though thanks to Ryanair I > was so tired I actually nodded off at one point in > the noisiest stadium I've ever encountered! mock you should have went to thurles,cork and waterford put the football to shame.

psp man myself,no nintendogs here.

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tippings a mugs game i personally dont do it and it drives the missus mad but if i am already paying for a service why should i then pay extra on top again i certainly dont feel any better or any worse for not doing it. and another thing i dont buy the big issue or give to charity collections espicially when some old sod starts trying to rub on my conscience by jangling his collection box in my face, i chuck all my old clothes in the bin and as for red nose day and children in need etc, dont get me started.

no word of a lie this one i was bombing down the a2 to folkestone last december to catch the early morning shuttle to france for a bit of xmas shopping,when i almost took out a baby kangaroo sitting in the middle of the carriageway. kent poilce god bless em did actually take me seriously when i rang them up to report it in, we stuck it in the back of the x-trail and handed it over to the plod when thay appeared. they took my details and i got a call from the owners of a wild life place in wingham in kent who had been broken into the previous night and various animals had escaped including half a dozen joeys turned out my little fella had made it about 6 or 7 miles across fields before my bull bars almost decapitated him(knew they,d come in useful one day.anyway back on topic no exotic animals in my gaff except for stag beetles i must be getting 3-4 a day in the back garden and my little pup is torturing each one in the manner of a cat with a mouse. i have looked them up and apparantly they are an endangered species and confined usually to the south and south east.

anyway hows about a bit of on-line fun. as ladygooner is going to the races on monday night and we,re not, how about picking a selection of horses from the same meeting and seeing how we would have faired in a virtual manner. the racecard for windsor will be in any paper on monday pick a horse from each race and then post them up before the meet starts and i will publish the places on tuesday morning 3pts for first 2 for second etc and the person with the most points wins the east dulwich tipster of the month award its also a virtual award by the way but im sure it will carry a lot of prestige among your peers.

if you,re just going for a bit of craic bet on the favourites and you might get a win,if you,re going in the hope of winning a few bob dont bet on the favourites as the profit margin is so small, thats why they,re favourites. instead look out for horses in around the 6/1-12/1 mark and back them as each way and you should get a decent return.mark sure and use different bookies as they will all offer different odds on the same horse. a nice wee bet i always do is a placepot basically you pick a horse from each of the first 6 races and if all your horses are placed you win and it only costs a quid.if you decide to pick a horse on form rather than by a pretty name have a good look at the race card,an individual horse would break down as such - 1 2331-3 aureate h.cecil 7 10.2 m kinnane. the 1 is its place in the race, the 2331-3 is where it has finished in its last 5 races the figures before the dash being last season and the 3 after it this season so the horse finished 3rd in its last race. then you have the horses name and then the name of the owner. the 7 10.2 is firstly the horse is seven years old and its carrying 10.2 in weight and finally the riders name. although not the best indicator of how your horse will do it at least gives you an inkling. hope this helps,have a great time and importantly only bet what you can afford to lose and make sure and pocket your winnings, dont try and reinvest them as the bookie will only get them back again.

anyway back on topic as an irishman i,ve heard enough and seen enough not to be too bothered, infact heard a great one the other day an old builder was telling me back in the days before everything became pc the old jack hammer was known as the paddy pogo stick. excellent.

what about get back on fcuking topic you cnuts