Willard

Cool..

Nice try... What Mike D said.

Green Goose wrote: If it's about missing cats or dogs I ignore them for 3 days - after which the animal has either returned home or has gone to meet its maker. After that they come down. ---------------------------------------------------- Question Why do some people resort to petty insults when they start losing in a reasoned argument? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I don't think they're being mean to you. I think they're just describing you.

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Avoiding any reference to up-market super-market > chains (please, please, please avoid...) I don't > know whether Lordship Lane needs such a thing, but > I could have done (on a number of occasions) with > a local quality Jeweller/ goldsmith/ silversmith > for valuations/ repairs re-sizing etc. There's the > watch guy in the covered market but that doesn't > address a full set of needs. New jewellers opened on Upland Rd, next to 2nd hand store... BTW, where's the covered market? Need a watch battery changing.

kamila Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes, picture would be great :) > I know exactly who's dog been pooing just outside > my house but there isn't much I can do about it. I thought the classic response to this was: 1) Scoop up offending freshly laid turd and place in brown paper bag. 2) Place brown paper bag on doorstep of culprit. 3) Set fire to brown paper bag and ring doorbell. 4) Scarper. 5) Chuckle as culprit is forced to stamp on their pooch's turd in order to put fire out.

Top Banana Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was going to suggest either a stray dog or a fox > but shall bow to E-dealer's scatological prowess. lol

http://www.flyingbombsandrockets.com/V1_summary_dulwich.html

Neither can be considered particularly "cool". I know which place I'd rather live though.

I realised I'd become middle class when I once asked my mum the best way to clean windows. She suggested using newspaper and vinegar. The next thing I knew I was there at the window with a bottle of balsamic and the media section of the Guardian.

http://www.flyingbombsandrockets.com/V1_summary_dulwich.html

The tram lines are actually being removed in the picture....

This picture features in the book East Dulwich Trough Time by John Beasley. The picture was taken in 1952.

I'm on 3 and an iPhone and I have no probs. I find it better than O2....

Razors = Ubertroll Fox - You're entitled to your opinions but your argument has been blown out the water. I recently had the hog roast on the market and it was delicious.

I could smell it earlier, and I live about 1km away. I thought someone was having a bonfire in their garden nearby. Sorry to hear it was something more serious...

Play Scum Rodeo - see how long you can get them to hang on!

I actually like the idea of a call from them so I could play along and take the piss....(tu)

Nicholas Spears Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Out of interest, I think it's illegal to offer a > reward for return of goods 'no questions asked'. > It's supposed to encourage criminality. I'm sure that's the last thing on his mind.... Demery, you probably already know this but apparently a lot of stolen bikes end up at Brick lane market. Might be worth a trip this weekend.

Found this story, well worth a read. It's about the V1 that landed on Hindmans Rd: Doodlebug! Although the author doesn't mention Hindmans Rd in that story, she refers to it in the comments at the bottom of this page here.

Senor Chevalier Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Apparantly at one point > some had (in desperation) hung a bed sheet out of > the window on which they had painted "No hot water > for 5 days and counting - buyers beware". > That certainly tells a story.

> Next time you go down Camberwell Grove, have a > look at the St George development at the north > end. They've built authentic looking Georgian > terraces and have done a great job in my opinion, > though I think the flats are probably a bit boxy > and characterless inside, due to the absence of > old style chimney breasts and flues. > > http://www.camberwell-grove.co.uk/index.cfm?articl > eID=1 > > A bit more of that would be nice, but most > developers just want to pack in the units to > maximise the profit, which means tiny rooms, no > outside space and low ceiling height. I agree those houses look nice but have you seen the prices? If I had ?1.6 mn to drop on a house, I certainly wouldn't be moving to Camberwell. This is from someone who lived there for 6 years. ouch

I'm with 3, very happy with reception and Internet speeds on 3G seem quicker. Much better than O2 which used to drop calls in my house all the time. I also got ?110 cash back when I joined and got the new iPhone. All you can eat data is cool and also if you have an iPad you can tether it to the phone. This is also free but other providers charge for this. Double winning.

http://images.icnetwork.co.uk/upl/icwales2/oct2011/6/9/liam-fox-836758510.jpeg

BTW Free prem here! :)-D Feels good to not be lining Murdoch's pockets.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't wish to trawl through it again Willard, > but there were issues where his pinching of Evra > and the slap on the back of the head for example, > were initially claimed by Suarez as being attempts > to defuse the situation. He later retracted on > both counts. Thanks big Al