Laddy Muck

Wottajoke Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...theyre still at the top. They are!! Though some of the other teams appear to have game(s) in hand.

If you haven't done so already Foxy, speak to your neighbours (and not just those next door). Deliverers of post/leaflets etc. are often under a lot of pressure to get through their rounds. Where I live, we automatically push exposed stuff through each others' letter boxes. Ditto putting back wheely bins or taking in directories/parcels left on doorsteps. One of my neighbours once trimmed my lawn whilst I was on holiday!

I LOVE the sounds which emanate from the ground. To me they are HAPPY sounds and I feel happy when I hear them.

I know little about mobiles so, regrettably, can't help you Willard. However, I just want to say how moved I am feeling over people wanting to help you. This, for me, is what life (and this forum) should be (and often are) about. I wish you luck Willard. Please could you keep us posted?

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Blackbird's mince pies are the crack cocaine of > the mince pie world. > I scored my first hit a week ago, already I'm up > to 2 a day. Don't be like me...just say no I ate a whole box of them... maybe time for rehab? :-$

They will cost you an arm, leg and a backbone but worth every cent: Blackbird Bakery...I find their pastry light and delicious and the filling sublime.

Jah Lush Wrote: ----------------------- > It couldn't happen to a nicer club. Or a more "special" manager...

Erm...Chelsea...

Chief Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A sadly ignorant bunch of so-called Dulwich Hamlet > supporters. I suspect many of whom are also > 'plastic' Johnny-come-lately, Arsenal and Chelsea > TV supporters who know nothing about football - > except they think it began with the Premier League > and Sky TV! Why do you say that, Chief? I am genuinely curious.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My partner says I need to wear a bin bag over my > head with eye and mouth holes cut out to avoid > scaring the locals Nah... you don't look any scarier than usual... ;-) Hope you feel yourself again very soon, Sue. x

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was playing..... heh heh...I knew that... (tu)

18,000, 20,000, or 30,000...I am trying to imagine how far those sort of numbers would stretch at CH! I'd have loved to have been at those games. The largest DH game I've attended has had figures of touching 3,000 (I think)and that felt massive to me. Thanks dc (and Doc). Doc, 1949...were you around then? :))

DHST Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Mega Shed announce extended Christmas opening > hours > > http://dhst.org.uk/the-mega-shed-announce-extended > -christmas-opening-hours/ Dear DHST, How much for the pink shirts? And do they come in a "small"? Thank you.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...I only caught a bit of it but just in > time to see Dulwich Hamlet v Nigeria. I don't know > what year it was but there must have been 20-30 > thousand people at it. DH won 1-0. I just HAD to google this. Here's what I found. Not quite 20 - 30,000 but the article writes about numbers of 10,000 and 13,000 - which is not insignificant. Thanks Doc. http://thehamlethistorian.blogspot.co.uk/2010/06/famed-uk-tourists-of-nigeria.html

...sign the petition. https://www.change.org/p/you-can-help-save-canavan-s-from-closing-help-save-canavan-s-peckham-pool-club?recruiter=128984225&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=autopublish&utm_term=des-lg-share_petition-no_msg&fb_ref=Default

numbers Wrote: --------------- >Where did that red faced smiley thing go when you need it? Voila! :-$ ;)

numbers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...At least Sue doesn't hide behind (multiple) > usernames which is more than can be said of her > detractors and their bitter contributions raking > up the past. What numbers said.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tut tut LM. Not in the Lounge. Twas worth it if only to catch you having (another) senior moment. The "lounge"??? I'd see a proper Doc if I were you. :))

Pleasure Mako. *sticks-hands-in-rat-traps-sees no sign of Admin.-spies Quidsey and the Doc in the distance...arghh fukkit*

DJKillaQueen Wrote: -------------------- > ...numbers, LM, Sue and RD all know each other in person. If by "LM" you mean me, your assertion is quite wrong.

mako Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Has anyone been to Bognor away before? Is it a > suitable match to take the kids? I attended a DH PO @ NL a few years ago where DH lost against BR on a bitterly cold/wet day. Despite the miserable score and weather, I found the atmosphere warm and friendly. I would say it is a suitable ground to which to take the kids.

numbers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The plot thickens... lol

numbers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- ...hmmm lets say, gambling/poker... lol

SEABAG!!! You auld dawg/bit of haberdashery. I thought you'd snuffed it! Delighted that, you too, are still alive. You KNOW you are part of the "old lot" so behave yourself. Muckers. MWAH.