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Of course he was, don't you remember the ad? "Robbie Keane, So full of $#!% - it almost moos!"

Together with the food stalls mentioned I have to say I regularly use Sparkes' van for fantastic Label Anglais chicken (better than anything from W Rose) and their Clonakilty White & Black puddings are wonderful. Also a fan of the little Italian stall sometimes there selling hot/spicy and fennel-flavoured salamis. Agree with praise for the cheese stall, Blackbird, pies, dumplings etc. all good. For new stalls - would be nice to see stalls offering fresh local produce - I know honey is made locally and sold in delis and I know people are trying to arrange to swap surplus fruit/veg on the forum so why not a community stall(s) which could be leased out by the week as and when local people had a surplus to offer. Doesn't matter if it's somebody's overabundance of damsons/apples/tomatoes etc. or the jam/juice/chutney they make from it - if there's a desire for it then it can be done.

Very sorry to hear this Strawbs - what absolute swine.

typical bloody single vixens

Agreed Voyageur but perhaps terms of use modelled on the EDF which start: "This forum is intended to be for use by people who live in, drive through, have an interest in or just want more information about London's East Dulwich." Might be seen as an introduction to a "friendly online local community" more than their current: By accessing ?The Dulwich Forum? (hereinafter ?we?, ?us?, ?our?, ?The Dulwich Forum?, ?http://www.thedulwichforum.com?), you agree to be legally bound by the following terms. If you do not agree to be legally bound by all of the following terms then please do not access and/or use ?The Dulwich Forum?. Is it intended for lawyers only?

There is only one thing in life worse than an uncomfortable swivel chair and that is an uncomfortable chair that doesn't swivel.

lbd Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi, a couple of days ago a fox strolled into out > house through our back door through our kitchen, > up the stairs, found some brightly coloured shoes > and took a fancy to them. http://www.clipartcartoondrawings.com/v/vspfiles/photos/fox_cartoon_FoxC008.jpg

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks for the link. Oh and a French series called > 'Spiral' first two episodes on iplayer is worth a > look. In the same vein as 'Killing' and will keep > me going until series two of 'The Killing' is > aired. Do you mean Spiral: The Butcher of Valette from April/May this year? I have started watching this (recorded it at the time and am finally working my way through - worth sticking with) or is there a new Spiral?

"Oh George?... Don't do that."

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Looks like Rick Channing is no more. He has gone under cover to smoke out the pinko, gun-refusin' beatniks in the ED area.

Could we not persuade more producers/purveyors of food and drink to take stalls instead of the over priced second-hand tat that makes a lot of the market look like a poor man's portobello? Apart from the fish van - who obviously wishes to take advantage of those going down LL with no intention of venturing into Northx so wants to be as near to the corner as possible - one has to negotiate cruddy furniture and shabby clothes before reaching other food stalls and sometimes it seems too much of a bother. Put the clothes 'antiques' at the far end and the food etc. nearer LL and I bet more people would use the market.

'My thread'? Yikes! *Note to self - do not take the piss out of talk to or about flint without lawyer present*

Would this not lead to "Est vos irreverens mihi? Vos can't tactus mihi vir it's obviam lex innit?"

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This thread has made me really want to watch Top > Cat again. Does anyone know if it's on an channel > these days? "Okay, Chooch you keep an eye out for Dibble, Fancy you sweet-talk the feline in question, Spook you're in charge of picking the lock, Brain distract the householder and Benny if Dibble shows go into your lost Aunt routine. Okay let's move it, move it, move it!" "Gothca TC" "She'll be putty in my hands TC" "Like er, far out TC" "Duh, okay TC" "Sure thing TC!" http://www.dan-dare.org/Dan%20FRD/TopCat3.gif

SC: As replicants what "matters" is proliferation of our selfish genes. But this carries a responsibility for the raising and educating (small e) of offspring/replicants which can detract from discovering whether there is or should be meaning. A natural submission to the accepted primary function of all life. MP: I guess the corollary to the 'is there a god' thread is that if there isn't then there is no meaning to anything. Correction: No known meaning - as the great philosopher Rumsfeld once said: ? [T]here are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns ? the ones we don't know we don't know. ? Had to wiki the exact quote but as an atheist I find the argument "If not God, then what?" can and should be countered with "I don't know... yet. But I am curious still and have not stopped looking."

Senor Chevalier Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > OK Frank, since you ask, here are your Stats: > > *Joined 107 days ago > *Posted 1074 times > *Average posts per day 10 > *Average posts per month 300 > *First three months - average 200 pcm > *Most recent month - 400 > > And I thought I was bad! *Calls in Medic - time for an intervention*

ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > And no, there is no ganging up on the new guy. > > Howseover, he seems now to be a "This user > doesn't exist or has been deactivated" guy. That's Black Ops for you.

miaow? Me!?How?

Keep posting and looking on this forum (if you post it they will come) particularly in the Whats On section - there are drinks, curry nights, book clubs, various sporting activities etc etc. I beieve there are also new inmates residents all the time so you will meet like minded types v soon. Good luck and welcome.

Forbid cat - using all known techniques - from using catflap under any circumstances, put precious work papers down on far side, lie by catflap as though this is the only place you get a bit of peace and quiet if all else fails bolt and padlock catflap - this will ensure cat uses flap in record time.

katie1997 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Will there be a palate cleanser? Of course! http://www.kkdiscount.com/product_images/x/889/temple-of-heaven-gunpowder-green-tea-1000__81216_zoom.jpg

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Eek, I'm just watching 'my favourite joke' on bbc3 > and I've a suspicion that pretty much every thing > I think was the fault of Dave Allen. > Still, I'm happy enough with that.......sharp > guy!! Shit on the piano though - tinkle-tinkle-tinkle-tinkle- plonk!

Whassamatter you? (hey!) Gotta no respect (hey!) usw......

Good to see you Strawbs - also thankyou Jaws, nice to finally meet: georgia, Laddy Muck, Help Ma Boab, bob, katie 1997, OutOfFocus, Indiepanda, Lady Deliah, Annette Curtain, Fabricio the Guido, StraferJack and Mr and Mrs Chick - apologies if I have missed anyone but my brain is full of Adnams and my clothes appear to be full of pegs (really Nette - the ball gown was pushing it) - glad I took the leap but am now planning plastic surgery and sex change (again!). ETA: 73.

Oh good, a thread about the riots.