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Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I honestly believe a few people > on Oakhurst Grove have seen me in the garden with > my bottle and are monitoring my every movement > post ban. I feel trapped within these four walls, > awaiting my sentence. Mr Louisa refuses to be > drawn on any of this but I do suspect he is > somehow involved in this conspiracy. > > Louisa. ... To be fair, this did make me laugh.

anyway, has Admin said how long your off the main forum for?

Louisa- the thing is, the repetition of the same 'blow ins' thing over and over ad nauseum, doesn't (in my opinion) make the forum more interesting. It's not particularly funny or challenging. I'm all for people debating, arguing, outraging even, but not just endlessly repeating the same schtick. BTW- I have never (as I think I've said) found your posts offensive and I do quite find the references to sunbathing and being on the sauce all quite funny.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Louisa Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > A lot of my humour is lost in translation, but > the > > lack of humour in some posters whilst sneering > is > > obvious for all to see > > > > I have to agree that there are some unbelievably > humourless people on this forum. That would be true if Louisawas funny

You've made me laugh Bob thank you.

Too small I'd have thought

http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/apr/23/london-transport-chief-tfl-sir-peter-hendy-capital-trains-shit Transport for London chief: commuter trains into capital are 'shit'

Personally, I'd like an M&S Food hall where Iceland currently is and a Waitrose where Co-op is.

Someone's rude comments aren't mitigated by being 'just trolling'. If the intention is to deliberately wind others up (as opposed to causing inadvertent offense), surely that's even worse.... and quite sad.

To be fair, Louisa does a pretty good line in sneering (not that this justifies it from anyone else)

Murdoch is a such lovely old man.

Nah, I'm bored of it already...moved on.

Tarot, if you don't mind me saying, you seem very angry and frustrated. Perhaps you could do with some man love.

.... made worse by the fact that there is acute need for investment in 'real' transport infrastructure, not least in SE London.

It was funded from the rail services budget, despite the fact that many argued that it was actually a tourist attraction and not a viable piece of transport infrastructure. Current figures bear out this claim - indicating that there are zero regular commuters using the 'dangleway' (and actually very few tourists). This sums it up: http://853blog.com/2014/12/16/emirates-air-line-cable-car-now-has-no-regular-commuters/ Boris is doing the same with the Garden Bridge - funding another vanity project by raiding the transport budget. It's pretty out of order in my view, but he seems to be able to do these things with impunity.

The whole 'Boris' bus thing is a total folly. They have cost a fortune and their 'USP' - the 'hop on, hop off' back door is closed nearly all of the time. In almost every other respect they perform less favorably to the standard double decker. Boris just can't help raiding the transport budget to fund his little vanity projects (e.g. the Emirates 'Dangleway' the Garden Bridge etc.). I really wish he would be held to account.

oooh, nice pic.

Dulwich Park has suffered from the Thames Water works in my opinion. Many of the views are now interrupted by the new undulations. Peckham Rye is great. Definitely my favourite.

Couldn't agree more, it's an amazing space and is really well cared for.

I think it's lovely that everyone is feeling so gay today.

I joined up as soon as possible, as there was no way I wasn't going to end up being a member when it's 5 minutes from my front door and it was never going to be any cheaper. I can see how some of more silly 'statusy' stuff around getting your name on the wall etc could be considered a bit cringey, but that aside, it was a no brainer to take the 'early bird deal'. Anyway, it's a great cinema, loads of leg room, which as a lanky fooker, is great for me.

Great Thread :-)

'Eastenders turned me Gay' - I can see it on the front of Now magazine.

A quick Google search gives the following definition... "The avoidance of forms of expression or action that are perceived to exclude, marginalize, or insult groups of people who are socially disadvantaged or discriminated against". Which could probably be simplified to "not being a bully". Sounds OK.

I would say 'political correctness' is a very positive thing. Of course it depends on what you mean by the term though. For a lot of the 'PC gone mad' brigade, it seems to have been confused with extreme(largely imagined) Health and Safety restrictions.