Annette Curtain

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You'd think they could come up with something new. :)

The Recycled House Open this weekend as part of The Sydenham Arts Festival http://paintsomecolour.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/recycled-house-sydenham-arts-festival.html If you haven't been then it's definitely worth a look Nette

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Annette Curtain Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Loz Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Are we talking panto Dames? > > > > *ahem* > > *Panto* dames, Nette. Not pants dames. I'm very convincing you know *tightens chinstrap on wig*

Cats roaming...? I just can't wait for the 30th August http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/11/internet-cat-video-film-festival-minneapolis-_n_1665369.html?ncid=edlinkusaolp00000003 http://www.walkerart.org/openfield/event/internet-cat-video-film-festival/ Time to film myself stroking my pussy, at last Nette:)

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Are we talking panto Dames? *ahem*

Oh i'm loving this thread... So much so, i'm considering getting ANOTHER cat I do feel for sunlover. Neurotic barking dogs and all that "nuff to send you mad" Nette

My nettecatboy stays out most nights He hates being kept in, though I do see him sleeping sometimes on the logpile, near the bay window. So I know he's close by But during Winter, he's in by the fire most nights We did suffer with mice here (before he came) though not any longer. In all, he's just doing "cat-stuff" and loving it. I do remember when I lived cheek by jowl in ED , the close proximity of others AND their cats seemed all to noticeable However, up here in open/leafy Sydenham. It just ain't as bad And for those 'pussys' that do break the rules, i've got a GIANT PUMP ACTION WATER PISTOL Netts

I've loved watching RVP over the years, he's shown a confidence and verve which has epitomised Arsenals style of play (though he has done a runner before has our RVP http://www.standard.co.uk/news/arsenal-star-flees-crash-7226922.html) Still, he's 28 and in the last days of being ripe for big wages offer, from a club like city. And, I still think the damage of that the old T.Henry ( shall I shan't I ) move caused a few years back, lingers at the club However, get shot of him and move on We will though have to bite the bullet of change in the not too distant future, that might include Wenger. Arsenals A team have almost become a de facto academy for other top flight clubs Don't get me wrong, we are good at it. But what the future holds "as is" I don't know. I just hope that what SJ says re: FFP that Wenger will be there to benefit Really.... Nette

Anyway, anyway, anyway... The Shard's already been done else where, as I saw today If you saw the closing credits of "Herbie Rides Again" (1974), then you'll see in the background near the Golden gate bridge a perfect "shard" pointy type building So, meh. The (rip-off) Shard mk II in London stinks Anyway and that aside, I was having dinner on Friday with an Architect friend of mine, who has designed the interiors of the apartments in the Shard. He tells me that the paranoia about the twin-towers is what led them to eventually opt for the mixed use, rather than straight commercial use. However, office specification ceiling heights for the build, were already in place once this revision had been decided. So the new residential floors suffer from lower than average ceiling height, once the floors are raised and the false ceilings go in to accommodate all the services required. All that for around ?20 + million a pop. That said, the 360 degree view will be fabulous (as long as your not hitting your head on the chandeliers) Nette

Salsaboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 'Accidently' trip the little darlings up as they > run past. Oh that's a good idea Well, until a parent like me 'Accidently' rams their fist into your teeth Then, not such a good idea *insert toothless smiley here* Netts

That "please place your goods in the bagging area" thing EACH time I do try not to answer the thing back and get a "clear run" But NO... "Unexpected item in the bagging area" What does it mean, "unexpected item". I came in empty handed, all the items are from YOUR FRIGGIN shelves, what "unexpected" fekkin thing can it be. Oh yes I see my error, it must be this Hippopotamus i've bought in with me and unwittingly placed in said "bagging area", yes that'll be it. Or my rage maybe? Who trains those machines; the same person who does SURI no doubt ? Arggggggghhhhh KILL KILL KILL that machine And while i'm at it; what is it with people who use that machine and don't bag up as they go. No really, stupid-pin-headed-morons who put everything on the scale shelf thing after scanning, then bag it up as slow as they fancy. Are they that thick skinned that they can't see/feel people seeeeeeething behind them. And while i'm at them, why not make a bloody phone call while you're at it, why don't you. I HATE YOU *ahem* Anyway, nice day, eh ? Nette

Booooo Rain stops play Rescheduled until next week ( I think ) Still, at least I got to stand round on Peckham Rye in the pouring rain, whilst the-golden-child ran his energy off And that's a good thing A bit bonkers, but not as bonkers the man jogging in bare feet Nette

The whole story's a bit fishy Let me guess; was he was riding a motor pike and side-carp ? *holds nose* Nette

Hmmmmm Hope is such a painful thing at times like this Still either way, he's got this far and he's beaten ol' doo-dahh 8 times in something like 16 games So there is a chance COME ON ANDY Nette

No Not unless you intend putting a in mains drain and living in it Even then you'd only require building regs Nette

Sydenham or Honour Oak (we live in "syders" and it's good) Where do you work though ? Netts

Just to add There's a decent indoor cafe area to sip coffee/read the paper in tomorrow, should you need it (as our little darlings stay out in the rain kicking that ball about) "Of course i'm watching sweetheart" Nette

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > the forum is so potent it could affect his business or even shut him down > Now maybe the pitta was cold and maybe toys were > thrown but surely even us the mighty forum don't > want that. He's obviously lost his sense of hummus

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Funnily enough didn't the gherkin designer say he > regrets his youthful folly and think's, on > reflection, it's shit, or somesuch? > > let me have a dig around..... > > > herewigo > http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/mandrak > e/8598889/Architect-behind-the-Gherkin-says-he-has > -finished-designing-strangely-shaped-edifices.html > > > "I was in there the other day," he said. "I was > looking at the glass all the way around thinking, > 'Why on earth did we do that?'" Oh yes I agree & it's no way perfect It looks like a working mathematical equation made physical But, it has been very well received, & people feel genuine affection for it It also broke relatively new ground when it was built. The Shard; it's big innit ! Nette

Barry Road Barbers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On strike..........they want more dosh during the > Olympics :)

Junior football trials- Dulwich Hamlets FC 6-14 year olds If your energetic offspring are keen to play good football to a high standard then DHFC are looking for new players (particularly 8-9 year olds) My Son is obsessed with the game & has been training with the club this year. It's the most welcoming and considerate/passionate bunch of coaches i've come across. My youngest loves it & we look forward to the training each week ( no shouty parents on the side-lines - which in itself is a joy ) This Sunday is the last day of The Dulwich Hamlet FC Trials 10:30 am -12:00 pm Goals Soccer centre ( grass pitches & cafe ) Coopers Cope Rd Beckenham BR3 1NZ(opp kent County Cricket ground) See map here http://www.yell.com/b/Goals+Soccer+Centres-Function+Rooms+and+Banqueting-Beckenham-BR31NZ-900426468/map-directions.html 10 mins from Sydenham sava-centre Just turn up with your kit ( + child ) & play Nette *useful contacts* Scott (coach) 07818 866873 Bernard (chairmain) 07774 795930 http://www.dulwichhamletjuniorfc.co.uk/

Which one do you mean *Bab* The big fat one Or the other one that requires a lot of dusting ? (this is rather exhausting)

You've obviously been living a shaded sheltered life

Two establishments which cannot & will not be named or even uttered, for fear of being sent to a penal colony ( I nearly wrote 'penile' which was fun ) I know of one (the one of the suspended refractive glass illumination) but pray, which other is caressing the gimp mask of free speech Do tell (in code of course) Netts

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why is there a new thread on this subject? Two if > you count Ms.Curtain. Actually, come to think about it.... My thread isn't about The Shard per se Though my particular post is. You can post whatever you "come to think about" on that thread (do feel free to add your own a.c.t.t.a.i's) Hope that clears things up Netts