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WON'T SOMEBODY THINK OF THE (long dead) CHILDREN!?!?

You're all a bunch of wrong'uns. Oysters, along with anything else that spent it's life in the sea, yuck yuck yuck yuck yuck!!! Stinky nasty grimness.

Perhaps people were spending too much time enjoying the child friendly environment, but forgetting to actually spend any money.

Is drinking on your own doorstap antisocial?

Lewis can't respond right now. He's currently chained to a tree in a cemetary, singing Bob Dylan songs.

I disagree, I think the schools would take it very seriously. But if you don't know where they were from that's that.

I imagine that all the other members of Save the imaginary Woods are wishing Lewis would give it a rest. Talk about single handedly destroying any goodwill a campaign may have had. I'm sure you're a good person Lewis, and it's laudable that you care so much for the tress. But the stuff you're typing is largely emotive nonsense which will serve only to turn people against you.

Charles Notice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And the children, the young customers of Just > Williams, are so heartbroken by the closure of > their beloved toyshop, that they are going to > stage a protest on Saturday 30th January. Dylan, > six, said: ?I feel sad because Just Williams is my > favourite toy shop and I like it in its old > place.? Jemima, 11, said: ?I don?t want Just > Williams to go. It?s magic, and I just love buying > my toys from there and seeing all the other kids > there as well.? > > What next? I'm sure Jemima will get over it once she realises that her pocket money will go further on Amazon.

edborders Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > dump the dirt over poor people's grave, drive over the > bodies of dead children and remove their > headstones, You're just doing this for fun now, right? Like a child looking for a reaction when they say something naughty.

A peckhamplex would never have opened in lordship lane. Lordship Lane is in East Dulwich. Keep up Mick for God's sake!

At least 50% of what's on FB is total shite, why are the stickmen special?

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See fazer, when it's not aircraft noise you and I can agree. The 84 - 90 sign IS disgusting! Also agree about M&S Grub, although if you've no time to cook and need something to chuck in the oven, they'll do.

edborders Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you are buried in there now you will be dug up > after 75 years. And your body will be in a > cemetery that every year gets uglier as trees are > cut down and old graves are excavated. So what? I'd be dead, who cares?

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Got any predictions then? Here's another Liverpool > and Man Utd fighting it out for sixth only to be > pipped by Southampton. Arf arf! I certainly hope so if it means avoiding Europa. Basically if you're not in the top 4 then you may as well be in 17th, it makes absolutely no difference (look at Leicester).

edborders Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Camberwell cemeteries are much closer for local > people. > > Burial in a Camberwell cemetery will have a price > for local people, too. > > The graves of other local people will be dug up to > provide you with your plot. Or other local people > will be covered over with dirt. > So what? > Those other local people's bones will most likely > be reburied under your body. If the ground is > mounded over, you will definitely be buried on top > of other local peoples' bones. So what? > [ Video of ITV New report, if you haven't seen it. > https://youtu.be/0eklxkk30bQ ] > > The headstone of the other local person will be > removed. Where it will be placed, I don't know. So what? > Your new headstone will be removed when your lease > is up, too. Your grave will not be forever but for > 25, 50, or 75 years. Your bones will be dug up and > put under someone else's body or put in a communal > grave. So what? > But not only that. So you can be buried locally > you will be responsible for cutting down trees. This is the only bit that you should be writing. You want to keep the trees, concentrate on that. The rest is a nonsense. > Your choice. Good, then let me make it.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Five points this weekend. > > 3. Is it just me but does anyone else find Jurgen > Klopp's antics on the touchline undignified and > unbecoming of a manager. Especially when he > celebrates Liverpool scoring a goal. How very English of you. I have issues with the way Liverpool defend. I couldn't care less if the manager acts like an excited child when they score, I just want them to work on defending bloody set pieces. Still, cracking match. Spurs second? Hmmm.

HelBel65 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fair enough, but this was 2 kids shouting at the > tops of their voices in a quiet space....difficult > to miss... > > Maybe I'm being naive but I would expect > restaurant management to want their customers to > be happy, not just with the food but with the > surroundings too, and therefore make it their > business to notice when all is not well. Possible they're regular customers and good spenders so management don't want to upset them? I have no idea of course, but there could be any number of perspectives that differed from yours in this situation.

Sorry my post was response to Jeremy.

But they "left shortly after 8". If they came in to sit down at 7:30 - 8, I'd be the first to think WTF. But if they're finishing their meal and settling up around 8 that's fair enough. I do agree that parents should keep their kids reasonably quiet, and for all I know these parents could be the most selfish people in. London. But from the OP, Isee no problems with times or response of the staff.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This migration of support would not have happened > if EDPH were a standard cinema, Whilst I agree that the EDPH is very nice, I don't know how you can be so sure of this statement. I think it's nonsense to be honest.

The staff may not have found it too loud, they weren't sitting chatting so wouldn't have had their conversation disturbed by the noise. As such it seems harsh to expect them to deal with an issue which they may not have been aware was an issue to you.

IngridB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > but what to do? Offer interesting stuff that the cinema doesn't.

Fair bloody play to them!

Maybe a local bike shop will lend you some chains to chain yourselves to trees with.