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Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Mind you if threw in a free towel some of > the punters above may go for it. It's the only answer doc... throw in the towel.

*Bob* was mere #Bob# until twitter made his life hell and he applied for symbol reassignment. Don't let *Bob* live in shame - support "Shift Happens" and help upper-case migrants everywhere.

Absolutely. I went to a faith school and it WAS divisive. I am, naturally, compensated by being one of the chosen and safe in the knowledge that I shall be dining on rice pudding with real jam whilst you are all burning in Hull (not a typo - non believers are in for a shock) but still, wot a chiz.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So you should be, took me 5 edits to work out it > doesn't like V*rginia... Bloody smoking ban...

Help-Ma-Boab Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You know *Bob*, I think you are right. I just said > it over and over again in my head, just to be > sure....... *leaves space for a 'doc' own goal*

Now look, Grok (aka "I agree with Foxy") I'm sick of 'the usual suspects' complaining about cliques on here, about how they gang up and share in-jokes and have exactly the same pov about EVERYTHING and probably often PM each other with who-smells-like-what jibes - and I'm NEVER included. Never put in anyone's bloody clique. What's wrong?! I wash!

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not when they actively make a 'new' contribution > in the business section and choose to once again > mention my name when they know damn well I am in > solitary confinement and cannot reply to them. > It's out of order, and I wouldn't do it. It's > forum etiquette. If your driveling little side-kick's head wasn't so far up your rear end he may have thought better of it too before being the FIRST to name you on this thread - to which the OP understandably responds. Or does Dulas Foks have "special" dispensation? *walks away leaving open goal*

I listened live and it sounded pretty fine to me. No MOTD though so maybe I missed something?

Bogof.

Seabag Wrote: ---------------------------------------------- on a good day in the Summer you can hear the > Sydenham warbler calling her young in > > " 'aaaaaaaaarrrveeeyyy, Shaaaaaaney, > Mmmmmoooooollllyyyy-eeeee, Tillllllleeeeeeee-aa" Reminds me of a holiday in Rhyl - a local accent shouting loudly from the front step of a caravan- "Elvis?... Elvis!.. Come and have your sandwiches!"

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag I am itching to join in the debate in the > main section but thanks to Admin with their > bigoted anti-working class stance against me for > airing my views I'm stuck here. Yes. Yes that's what the problem is. You and your blessed working class values. Oh when will the toffs loosen their grip!? My Auntie is going to die at that mill if they don't let you speak again... *weeps*

IVAN EDAKE Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't know how long ago you moved away OLD BLOKE > but the old working classes have largely been > moved on. There are no pubs left in Lordship Lane > anymore (not in the sense that you or I would > recognise) however, there is still one pub left on > Crystal Paleace Rd (The Castle). Sadly, last year > one of the last traditional businesses (Callows > locksmiths) was pushed out due to rent and rates > increases. I think it has been replaced with > another organic shop selling placenta bread or > whatever for the mums to get stuff for josh and > jemima's packed lunches. Sadly, LL is now like a > poor man's version of Islington desperately trying > to be something it isn't and all the restaurants > are grossly over-rated and over-priced without > exception. That's progress I suppose and it is > what the new people demand. I don't mind them or > object to their presence, it's their politics that > makes me want to vomit. Having supported Dulwich > Hamlet for nearly 50 years, I'm about to stop > going. It's like attending a Jeremy Corbyn garden > party and the "Refugees Welcome" and "Collection > For Calais" business is truly sickening. Don't > these retarded imbeciles read newspapers or watch > documentaries? Absolute disgrace to this country > the lot of them and everyone of them is a 'Not In > My Back Yard' hypocrite. There! You See Old_Bloke? THAT'S how you do it. You parody yourself so utterly that it isn't even worth anyone calling you an ignorant, bigoted, paranoid, half-witted, brain-dead tw*t. Live and learn eh?

ET avoid some ditsy copy-error-post-thing if you think this is dull see the next post - blimey...

Y'see, O_B, mate, pal, etc., it's really not much fun if you can't even be bothered to put the effort in. I know it's been a long weekend and it's cold and you're bored but either plunge in with both feet or read a book. This half-arsed mimsy-cal approach is no good to anyone.

I'll respond belatedly - saw game over here and we were outplayed by TH for large parts of the game. Obviously miss Payet and lacked a finish to some promising moves; defence still a slight panicky tendency but I wasn't totally dismayed. Do think Walker is a dirty despicable c*nt though*. *This opinion may be subject to a certain amount of bias - but he's still a c*nt.

theboycj Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We are currently in a 2 bed flat in E Dulwich and > have been here for a while 26 July 2014 - "HI guys me and my wife are fairly new to the area," F*ck me you don't hang about do you?

I'd like my corpse to be tied to a chair and subjected to time lapse photography so some art student can get his/her degree show underway with a bang - and have it ruined on day 57 when the caretaker's Golden Retriever sneaks in and devours what's left of my head.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > If they play like that I wouldn't want them to win > anything. Are you... *feels faint*... suggesting Doc... *staggers towards ornately carved Viennese resting saddle*... that the way a team plays... *gasps, can barely get it out*... is more important than just... *near collapse now*... winning?!?

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Vienna - lovely, lovely city and reasonably warm > in summer. Loads and loads to do. Great beer > gardens and Austrian wine (well, the whites) are > actually rather nice. Good for day trips as well. Entering my second month here and can vouch for the above - also: EasyJet from Gatwick and good connections in town. Food/drink surprisingly cheap (ETA: The local white - Gr?ner Veltliner is nice but there are some excellent whites too and you can visit vineyards and Heurigers to taste and buy... Gemischter Satz especially good). Lots of art (not just the Baroque of which there is a great deal)and queue-on-the-day standing tickets at the State Opera for 3 Euros. Day trips to surrounding towns/villages or over to Bratislava very easy. Good integrated transport (buses, trams and underground that all announce the connections you can make - the relevant bus tram or tube number - at each stop)with a monthly pass for E48. And the weather - well it's winter but it's only just started to turn chilly - has been 18 degrees and sunny for much of last four weeks so in summer can well believe it's balmy. My other offering - Lithuania - lots to see /do (again not expensive) in Vilnius, great trips to the lakes or up to the coastal beaches, wild strawberries in the forests and day trips to Russia etc.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > By all accounts, a crap week for all of us. Whenever I'm at the (joint) top of the weekly leader board you KNOW it's been a weird week.

In his best Sunday hat HMB tries to get to the bottom of things.... http://www.jedisparadise.co.uk/1/index_htm_files/13723.jpg "Right, we've got Blah Blah, Scotchbonnet, PokerTime and DJKQ all properly hooked; camera's at the ready so now we can uncover the truth at last, altogether... PULL-L-L-L!!!"

A funny thing happened on the way to the forum.... "This is why we won't post on your forum Roman devil! For the last time, I am NOT Spartacus BlahBlah!"... "No, I am not BlahBlah"..... "I am not Blahblah".... "We are all not Blahblah!" etc...

The UN. Well that's alright then. Phew.

Because you can't 'see' that someone is Irish or German and real racism is - I have always thought - in the broadest sense - a belief that because a man/woman looks different to you and yours he/she is inferior and deserves to be subjected to slavery, violence and abuse. Surely it is the whole 'they are not like us' approach that underpins all racism? Makes it easier for whole populations to accept abuse against other races. The differing prejudices against other nationalities is more akin to the recent fears of Polish/Lithuanian workers taking work from 'local people' and is a xenophobia that has always been around whenever and wherever a population feels threatened by an influx of foreigners. Yes I am probably being simplistic and unsophisticated but it is the dilution of real racial abuse and discrimination that concerns me with this 'take' on what a race is defined as and the prospect of a white european charging another white european with racism dismays me somewhat.

I now have to break it to my OH that we are officially in a mixed-race relationship. I'm not sure her parents will approve - they're a bit old fashioned.