maxxi

I'm confidently predicting a NZ-SA final (which is the best guarantee of an all-UK final you can get).

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > maxxi Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Seabag Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Great to wear shopping in Waitrose Fox > > 👏 > > > > > > Waitrose Fox ..... That's how I'm always going > to > > think of him now. > > Back in the house maxxi, or just visitin?? Visiting status awaiting confirmation on EDEXIT negotiations... looking promising

I lived in Canning Town from 87-89. The good points were the Abbey Pub and being able to walk to the football. There were no others. It was f*cking bleak. I hear it has gone upmarket since the Jubilee Line arrived...

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Great to wear shopping in Waitrose Fox 👏 Waitrose Fox ..... That's how I'm always going to think of him now.

se22cat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The pharmacist in Sogim said they plan on moving > to a smaller unit over the road. Indeed -next to the ED LOCAL Newsagents (which also now has a "Retail Unit To Let" sign outside). Might be a lot of new exciting businesses soon... might be.

Lynne Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > William Hill's shop by Superdrug has got a closing > down sign in it's window. Possibly because, like Sogim Pharmacy in same building, it's rent has been increased? This building (99-115 Lordship Lane) was sold a couple of years ago (I think to an investment group) - the advertising blurb ran: "? Prime investment opportunity located in the gentrified* London suburb of Dulwich.? Multi-let parade to strong coverants for an average unexpired term of 11.4 years.? Re-based rental levels with strong prospects for future rental growth. ? Freehold. ? Total current income: ?199,750 pa.? Offers in excess of: ?2,515,000.? Net initial yield: 7.5%." I think the new owners might be exploring those "strong prospects". *It's official Lou!

I thought she meant Baud - "noun: baud; - a unit of transmission speed equal to the number of times a signal changes state per second. For signals with only two possible states one baud is equivalent to one bit per second." Which does sound a lot like Fox...

In - thanks doc

Frankito Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Annette Curtain was always my fave especially when > teamed up with Maxxi.. I refute all allegations of side-kickery* Frankie *Besides, A/C is a bit of a S**bag these days

Captain Marvel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There ye go Lou, the mountain came to Muhammad Typical peaked landmass with ideas above its elevation coming into a decent working class thread and pushing prices through the roof

diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Strange week for scoring, first six games zilcho > and heading for a 'maxxi', then 3 out of 4 correct > scores. > Week 3 points... > Given that I topped the league for some 15 weeks last season and have been joint top on two of the first three weeks so far I think this awful disparagement should be wiped from the records. The correct description of a maxxi is now "Unbelievably high position for unbelievable period ending in falling off a cliff"* *See also "The Lemming (erroneous)", "The Norfolk Clifftop Bungalow", "The Man Utd".

Mscrawthew Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > maxxi Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Another empty shop/new business is about to be > > added to the list when Sogim Pharmacy closes. > > There is already a 'New Lease Available' sign > > nailed to the outside. Pharmacist says > increased > > rent is why she is leaving. > > As far as I know this lovely lady will be > relocating to another premises in Lordship Lane > which is to be confirmed. If we don't support our > independents then big companies will take over. I > love Sogem's, always friendly and willing to help > and advise at the drop of a hat. Please support > local business! I think she's relocating to the old Lush Designs shop over the road.

According to TFL it terminates BEFORE Westminster Bridge. "BRIDGE STREET, SW1: Buses are diverted until 05:00 Saturday 9 November due to borough works on Bridge Street. Route 12 starts and terminates at St Thomas Hospital/County Hall daily between 06:00 and 23:59."

Another empty shop/new business is about to be added to the list when Sogim Pharmacy closes. There is already a 'New Lease Available' sign nailed to the outside. Pharmacist says increased rent is why she is leaving.

City Liverpool Spurs Arsenal Bottom 3; Brighton Villa Palace

One of Lou's past lives gives a clue to her antipathy towards some neighbourhood newbies...

Quids is contractually obliged to appear every time the ? suffers a dip. I fear the alter-ego ???? may be waiting in the wings...

I'm in again - for the exciting first few weeks that I remember to enter my predictions and the frustrating if-only-I'd-remembered last few weeks of the season - thanks RD

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also 40 years ago at this time of year...

After the discussions re M&S deliveries (and as this is newly opened and has no precedent) does anyone know if there are rules that govern the hours a large lorry can deliver its cages of goods (with all the accompanying bangs and crashes) on LL? I spoke to the driver and he said they will be always delivering after midnight on weekdays because that is what head office have told them to do. I shall call Southwark Council for info tomorrow but wondered if anyone had any 'to-hand' gen re this. Ta.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ... trying to get > change for a camel is difficult sometimes. Tipped or plain? Nice to see some old lagds still using snout as currency.

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rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sun shines on a dog's arse sometimes. Great > weekend of rugby, never seen so many errors in a > single weekend of internationals (nerves? > Weather?) but made for cracking entertainment. i.o.w. 300 (wheels... off...)