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For those with kids, my missus and my 5 year old absolutely LOVE Heyday. And I must admit it does look very sweet and fun.

I have caught the Clash of Clans bug in the last couple of months. I know I should stop and that it will get me nowhere, but damn it, I want to upgrade to the biggest strongest village!

Indeed, but anyone that would describe that as a tiny little thing would need their head examined.

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > BBC reporters who ask grieving Pakistanis, 'What > are your feelings about the massacre?' > (paraphrase) then describe the blood on the > floor. > > I could never have imagined it all on my own I thought this listening to R4 this morning. The reporter asked a crying teacher who had been off that day, "and how does it make you feel knowing that you weren't there that day". I just thought "fuck off".

And more hair in general.

Good spot. I used to like Headnizm when I was younger and had less boring hair.

Monster Munch definitely count!

For me, street food is something you can eat without cutlery. Hotdogs are surely THE classic street food.

Okay, my home one currently working.

Testing

Does Cooper still do his chillidogs?

We're right by Penge East (same line) and I'm loving that train line. Brixton, which always felt a bit of a pain in the arse when I was in ED / Sydenham, is a 10 minute train ride, The Ritzy is now our most convenient cinema, which can only be a good thing.

That made me laugh, fair play to Jo from Northern Ireland.

Could this be something to do with CloudFlare?

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The old Stratford shopping centre is at least > better than the E&C shopping centre, or those > strange arcade/malls in Peckham. Those ones in Peckham have been weird and crap for as long as I can remember. Although I do remember being in them a lot as a kid, so maybe they had some useful stalls. The E&C one is like a timewarp back to the 80s. All very odd. But there is some tasty food to be had.

Yes it could KK. I can post from work, and today my mobile is working (using mobile data), but last night when I was trying to use home PC and phone connected to my wifi, neither would work.

robbin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I remember back in the day > hating having to arrive in Stratford on the tube > and walk through that vile smelly shopping > 'centre' on the way to work. It was truly one of > the worst places I have been in the UK. Not now. > Onwards and upwards... The Stratford Centre is a bit shabby, but vile is a bit strong. There are a couple of interesting little places in there, and a good Chinese buffet place.

So long as the pigs are in their blankets and on my plate, I'm happy.

Everyone spoke Latin in Dulwich before the gentrification.

Either that or someone is calling you a coward.

Hmm, Last night my home PC and my phone were blocked. Phone and work seem to be working now, haven't tried home today.

Being blocked.

Testing

Fairytale in Newyork isn't really a Christmas songs though is it? It's just set on Christmas day.

If you can post from a smartphone then your account hasn't been blocked.