Alan Medic

' I am interested in looking at how a person's perceptions of their parents/caregivers parenting style and feeding behaviour, may have influenced their eating behaviour in adulthood.' This sounds interesting to me. I'm curious though why you are only interested in responses from females?

I suspect the shutters being left up was because the woman in the shop wasn't physically capable of taking them down. I think it was a case of either you knew of the shop or you didn't. If you did it wasn't offputting in the least.

I catch early trains into LB and so far haven't had a problem. I don't understand why later trains should be held up if that is the problem. Same number of platforms available as last week.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Leave them in the lock. Saves time fumbling round > trying to find them when you're out of breath. > > Thank me later. That's what my Mrs did with the car keys the other day.

I thought that the place 'that must not be mentioned' could now be mentioned due to a change in law, if anyone could be bothered mentioning it.

All that ball heading?

I don't know why there is a problem if it's a case of close two platforms and open two others. There must be a reason. I just don't know what it is.

I agree it's all ifs and buts and I don't really expect any of the teams to finish with a 100% record from now on in. My point really was that it's a long time since Liverpool have been in such a position with so few games left. I've noticed the City game is the same week-end as the 25th anniversary of Hillsboro'. I don't think that's ideal for Liverpool with all the emotion that will be flying around that week. City were at OT for the 50th of Munich and won 2-1. If my memory is correct, the general opinion was that United played as if they were affected that day.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's also City's to lose, and they still hold an > advantage, because if both teams win all their > other remaining matches, Liverpool would have to > beat City at home, a draw wouldn't be good > enough... Yeah, but a win would be and they are at home.

The maths now mean the title is Liverpool's to lose. I wonder will that sit easily on their shoulders.

I don't think so.

It seems the Irish population are all dying. Me next?

Well I purchased the last large soda bread left there on my way home. I didn't visit there very often and found customer service to be just fine. Not unfriendly, just happy to let you look around in case there was something else of interest. To be honest there usually wasn't apart from soda bread or flour to make soda bread. But I liked it being there and don't really know how it survived so long as anytime I went I'd often be the only customer in there. PS They are closing for good tomorrow and there may be other large soda breads in the fridge.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic of course it's true. The older > generation dies off, their kids who are born and > brought up here are British. The culture slowly > dies off, and what are we left with? Another shop > closing cos no-ones going in there. As has been > pointed out, go to Kilburn and Cricklewood and > you'll struggle to find an Irish Pub these days. > > Louisa. Just wait until we have another famine and you'll change your tune! My son was born and brought up here and doesn't tag himself with a nationality. He has an Irish passport and a Spanish mother. He reckons if anything he's Spirish.

Are tickets valid on buses does anyone know?

Two people have complained about the service in the shop. What was wrong with it? As for the Irish being assimilated or worse still are now British, YMBJ.

Ladygooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The last direct train to East Dulwich runs at > 17.50 tonight - After that it will be a nightmare > - either going via Blackfriars or New Cross Gate > changing 2 or 3 times to get to ED. Check out > www.thetrainline.co If National Rail is correct there aren't ANY direct trains to ED.

ladida Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dave's butchers where I think St. Christopher's is > now used to the do the best lamb chump chops and > mince in the late 80's. Just saying! I thought that used to be a furniture store in the late 80's.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > From BBC > > Football > Posted at 08:32 > > Former Celtic midfielder John Collins tells BBC > Radio 5 live that it is "bad" for Scottish > football that the Hoops have secured the title so > easily. Neil Lennon's side have been crowned > champions of Scotland for the third successive > season, with seven games to spare. > > "I think there's no doubt it's bad for Scottish > Football," Collins, who won the Scottish Cup with > Celtic as a player in 1995. "Celtic are so far in > front, nobody wants to watch a one horse race do > they? That is the reality. > > "It's not Celtic's fault. They've built a really > strong squad for Scottish football and the rest > can't compete, certainly over a league campaign." Bit like Bayern Munich then...........

It would be ironic if Everton did make the top 4. I would have preferred their manager to Moyes if I'm honest.

http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?30,1270407,1291949#msg-1291949 The non walking dog walker is worth a read from the business section.

Went back to the Amazon and found a different supplier who could do express delivery. I got a Zenbow one. ETA Thanks for your suggestions

That's in South America but thanks for the suggestion.............sorry couldn't resist. Have tried there and only problem is speed of delivery in this case.

I want to get one as a almost last minute birthday present. I'm looking for an electric one to replace one that died some time ago. Anyone know anywhere local where I could get one please?

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We have had many feisty games over the years. > That's ok > > Gameplay to target smaller players different in my > book George Best was small and boy was he targeted. That was because of how good he was. In the particular game you refer to, Keane wasn't even playing. If he was then perhaps a lot of hairstyles would have been put out of place.