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And as for the snobbery in East Dullrich! ::o

Probably a vain attempt to keep undesirables out...

Oh dear, such derision... Why not be neighbourly and wish them all the best? They won't affect an established forum like this one, plus they are targeting Dulwich. Everyone has to start somewhere and I am sure that edf started small. Good luck to them I say!

Why would it be an issue, as this is the edf?

computedshorty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Who said it is cancelled? We can all alter the title IF we think we have the rite, but do you? eh? There are followers that are interested in this project. Maybe start up a project yourself? Sounded like a good idea.

More than happy to be corrected about where the initiatives have arisen from - in my view though, the eroding of the authority of teachers, police officers, parents etc. has contributed to the problems faced by young people today and let them down in many ways. Not expecting everyone to agree, just my take.

I liked what Cameron had to say, and also think that years of liberal initiatives have assisted in causing the problems seen recently. Kids respond positively to firm boundaries. Stats seem to point to the fact that a stable family unit good role models is the most favourable environment for a kid to grow up within - although that is not to say that many single parent families do not provide a stable and secure environment. I am also well aware that you can twist and abuse stats to fit your particular viewpoint. I don't hold with any religious slant though and don't feel that you need to be married to create a stable family unit.

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't eat stuff off the sidewalk. Don't call pavements sidewalks! :O

So OP, if I have got this right you are saying don't buy one of these phones as it might not work, not because you would be buying stolen goods?

Hmmm..... Well... if most muggings were carried out by men in pin striped suits in bowler hats, or little old ladies dressed in beige, then - even if it were only a very small proportion of these pin striped or beige beings we would probably be a bit more wary of the group as a whole. Human nature I guess.

MrPoole, ignore the daft responses - thank you for your post, which cut the crap and hit the mark.

Crystal Palace is quiet after last night's debacle. Almost all shops closed and boarded up, but some pubs open and doing v good business!

kinda glad I moved out years ago..

Posted by: maxxi Today, 06:39PM: I prefer to weave all over the shop - just to keep others awake. http://emotloader.hu/emoticons/happy/Content_8%20-%20emotloader.hu.gif Seriously though, I loathe being a passenger with my other half driving - he becomes ridiculously angry and will undertake if he can't overtake. Hate it - if they are dippy enough to be cruising along in the middle lane regardless of whether the inside lane is clear as a bell then they aren't going to notice someone racing up on their inside should they choose to drift into the inside lane.

Joyrider *^*^* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > .....in life we all learn something from > our own personal experience. > Those small daily happenings is what makes our > lifes so spectacular and I know, I can't choose > how I feel > but I can choose what to do about it, this is > something I always like to remember "The brightest > future > will always be based on a forgotten past " we > can't continous in life if we haven't forgotten > our failures and > heartaches. Happiness depends on conditions being > precieved as positive. It is interesting, isn't it, how views on life differ. My views on the above are somewhat different in that we can achieve happiness if in fact we DO learn from our failures and heartaches and bear them in mind when we make important decisions in the future, e.g. with future jobs or relationships. The trick, to me, is to learn not to feel bitter about them rather than to erase them from memory.

PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Non dairy ice cream. Just not right! > We need certainly an Italian type specialist ice > cream parlour in Lordship Lane, certainly! Don't knock it 'til you try it! I prefer it to dairy ice-cream now.

For a truly scrumptious ice cream alternative it is worth trying chocolate 'Booja Booja' ice cream - I don't know if you can get it in ED, but you can get it in the La Planta healthfood shop in Cystal Palace. It is non dairy, organic, wonderfully creamy and jam packed full of cacao. They also do ginger, vanilla, maple pecan and coconut, plus a delicious range of dairy free chocolate truffles.

Mmmm...... love salty food :)

huncamunca Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bankers Bonuses..zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz..can we > PLEASE stop this tiresome, ill thought out, daily > mail outragey old toss ? > > Every person who takes an active role in the > economic system ( please note active & not > passive) shoulders some of the blame. > > You bought an Iphone or a stylish new car or some > heavily marketed usless shite in the past decade ? > then you as as much a part of the problem as the > bankers. > > Most people in this smug little middle class > enclave called ED caned it whilst the going was > good & touched themselves in an inappropriate > manner when their house rose in value on a daily > basis.So times are bad & you are struggling to > keep young Ernesto in Alleyns or DUCKS. Booo @#$%& > hoo. > > So you cant afford a new feckin car this year, or > have to think twice about getting the Ipad2? that > not hardship, thats selfish shitehawk bleating. Oh dear... I can't but agree.

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mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > .... Mind you, pops almost died doing Apolcalypse Now.. Now THERE'S a film and a half - old Charlie hasn't been in anything remotely approaching it.

Lund wear said jumpers well (I would look like a sack of potatoes), but I do wish she would crack a smile occasionally. I LOVE http://www.messengerfreak.com/emoticons/love/heartwings2.gif the series, but if I were to be her partner I would leave her in Copenhagen - permanently.

Self obsessed and tiresome twat, basically.