spadetownboy

yeh skaghead is so yesterday,hows about ,dirty,thieving,scabby,hepatitis,hiv ridden scumbags.rolls off the tongue.

yeh you come out with a warm all over glow.

each to their own but i find it presses all the right buttons.

that pee in the bucket business sounds a good idea to me,obviously filling a bucket would require a bit of outside help.thank god for arthur guinness.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Your rabbit keeps the foxes away? He must be one > big f*****g rabbit. you ever seen harvey.

wagamama hits the spot for me,walshes old site would be just the spot for it.

too right i cant stand the thought of all them spare pennies in my pocket,at least a pound shop has a bit of class to it,99p shops are for plebs.

fractionater Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A few years back I used to own a gorgeous Bengal > cat that actually used to play with fox cubs (in > my garden)! The Adult fox's didn't seem to > bothered by this either. the adult foxs were probably glad of the piece and quiet,getting someone else to look after the kids for them.

thats it im off.

Keith Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A friend is looking for a pet shop to supply her > "house rabbits". > > I'm still wondering what the difference between > indoor and outdoor rabbits are! theres no difference to indoor or outdoor rabbits,its just where you decide to keep them when you buy them.i got one last year and because he was bought from the pet shop in january we were,nt allowed to put him outside as his winter coat was,nt developed, so he lived in his hutch in the house until the summer. he was allowed to hop about the place and we were able to believe it or not litter train him so that i was,nt walking around picking up crap all the time. only problem was it would eat anything nailed down or not,i still dont know how it is still alive as one day while washing the dishes and listening to the radio it suddenly went off,the rabbit had chewed through the live flex.however he now lives out in the garden and spent the whole winter there without any probs,has a nice big run to hop about in and keep foxyloxy away.

antipodeans getting knocked over by taxis>:D

compared to what it used to be like the present somerfield is shopping heaven.as for checkouts never being open its a feature of all supermarkets,remember the tesco fiasco of a few years ago,ie one person in front of you and we,ll open a new checkout,they soon put a stop to that one.they,re all the same supermarkets,banks,post offices etc,loads of serving points but never enough open to cope with demand.

surely if you contact london transport they must have a rota of drivers working that route and at that particular time,he might have seen heard something.

is there a reward for information?

Townleygreen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dear Rant-er > DOH! > If you'd read my post, you would see I said.. > "When I cycle on the pavement I am careful to slow > down when pedestrians are about, and always try to > stop to give way to them" > The reason for my behaviour is I am aware that the > pavement is for pedestrians. tell me this what happens when you dont try to to give way to pedestrians.

you think ed is bad,i went to calais last weekend to fill up the old cellar,you could hardly place your feet for the amount of dog crap on the ground and that was in the town centre.i know ed is hardly crap free but compared to calais it was nothing,it really put me off going back there. by the way first time on the shuttle fantastic,knocks spots off the ferry.

Ant Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is perfect for a tie-in with the fair on > goose green: have the miscreant clapped in the > stocks and sell tickets to watch EDFers pelt them > with rotteon tomatoes and such. if we,re going to do it on goose green why use rotten tomatoes,when there are plenty of "dog eggs" lying around.

mattC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not allowed ever as far as I know. But as someone > who cycles a bit, I do 'fess up to using them > where I can see that it's safe to do so. The roads > round London are treacherous, no two ways about > it. yeah and so are the pavements because of selfish eejits like you.

dont know about the streets of ed,but my kitchen and living room are being hit hard at the mo.i picked up a 7 week old springador pup on the 21st and hes a one man slurry tank.i have tried using the pads but no chance.anybody got any tips.

times a change and for someone who has been away for so long it can come as a shock,but as an ed resident for 17 years i have seen it change for the better.ed was never a no go area but certainly some of the pubs left a lot to be desired,the vale in its many incarnations as the manor and the hamlet was a rough old joint full of irish builders,i still vividly remember the night a bloke was stabbed no more than 4 feet from me in the lounge and for those that remember the owner was forced to flee to ireland in 98/99 following a mulit-million tax scam. as for the edt,it used to be in two halfs a lounge and bar with a dividing door in between,walk in to the wrong side on the wrong night and you would be taking your life in your hands. we have sainsburys and a new somerfield which while not to everyones taste or possible standard is a major improvement on what we had,and as for the various delis,coffe houses ,cafes etc and drinking establishments well where would we be without them.there are three large areas of green space to take advantage off, a reasonably low crime rate and judging from the contributions on this site a caring and responsible population.so all in all compared to what ed could be like i for one think we live in a pretty decent area.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My boss is a bit of an Undertones stalker, and he > told me one of them lives in Dulwich. ferrrrgal sharkey used to live down dulwich direction,whether is does now is a different story

the former casablanca in east dulwich grove when under the guise of the village vine the super furry animals used to drink there on a regular basis,mates of the guvnor

James Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I completely agree with you Tim. The thing that I > like about East Dulwich is its laid-back > quirkiness - something which is being eroded by > the Claphamisation. This White Stuff place looks > awful - dull clothes for people with more money > than taste. I hope I'm wrong though. you,re not wrong i,ve just spend the weekend in whitstable kent,very pretty quaint old seaside town.but in what i would call the arty end of town there is a white stuff,never come across one before so after hearing it being dissed to the eyeballs i thought i,d better pop my head in.its bascially a clone of gap selling overpriced denims and wollens in various shades of brown,i must admit there was some nice stuff there but it was on the whole uninspiring.saying that despite the dissing there will def be a market for it in ed.

bullet proof vests?

they are all the same,you ring,if you,re lucky you get a same day appointment.you then sit with screaming babies apologetic mothers and the generally great unwashed thumbing through a 4 week old copy of bella and probably picking up more bugs from it than you had when you first arrived in the surgery, waiting for your 3 mins with the gp who utters well rehearsed words of advice,may or may not issue a script depending on how benevolent he/she is feeling,and tells you to come back next week if there is no improvement.my advice pick the one nearest your home at least theres less distance to drag your misery back home to.