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SteveT

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  1. Grrrrrrrrrryeah but captain birdseye sells fish fingers.........for nowwwww Howllll ggrrrrr woooof snnnnnnnnnnnrrrr Minicab for Ceasar Millan!
  2. First time poster or not, misleading labelling is considered to be fraud. So miss pip full marks for the warning.
  3. I have used Tiscali for five years and no problems at all, and they were by far the cheapest when I signed up with them.
  4. There seems to be an ever increasing number of care in the community patients who plague public places and people who are trying to go about there daily business. Sadly even in the remote possibility of him being caught in the act, nothing significant would happen to him.
  5. I was tempted to write an autobiographical blog entitled 'My 40 years of shagging hell' but I just felt that any enjoyably salacious scribbling would be severely cut, due to the admin's water shed.
  6. Love life blog Miles? it will never get past the admin police if it's like Kel says, 'intriguing'.
  7. JustG would be better off living in Stoke, .....replacement crockery is sooo cheap. Bigbadwolf I have an affinity with all those who have a dark sense of humour, it is the one most likely to produce a belly laugh. Karter many happies for your birthday.
  8. dulwichdoll wrote:- (runs off fast whilst looking behind her........) Is this your version of a 'goer'? Don't think I ever chased a women in my life, but I drove off with a few.........
  9. Rosie_Skunk wrote:- He did the best hair cut of my life there a few months ago. Now he has left, I can't track him down. This happens to all 'greatest cut ever' hairdresser's, there must be a huge colony of them in hiding.
  10. Perhaps they should both have some space and a rethink, although the potential 'divorce move' seeems to have arrived a tad early, compared to most relationships I've known.
  11. HonB wrote:- I'll do my best to get a photo of him to you, so that if he is ever in your ward you can do that whole replacing-the-rectal-thermometer-with-a-daffodil-up-the-arse that they did to James Robertson-Justice in that film. Carry on Nurse, I believe.
  12. We could call you 'Chav', now we have to call you a mouthful which hardly falls off the tongue, and it's not shrinkable. Belle's description was spot on. LEish perhaps then from here on in, LegalEagle-ish sounds kinda grey haired and middle aged, though I know this is not the case. where 'Chav' was much younger, vibrant, and 'up for it'.
  13. dulwichdoll wrote:-I think us 'nice' women should stay away on Friday! Too right you should, what we want on drinks night is 'goer's' and ravers, and women with terrible memories, who cannot remember what they did or with whom they did 'it' with. mmmmmm my kind of women (creeps off with tongue lolling out)
  14. Another boring property piece which for some unknown reason is not moved to the estate agents thread?
  15. He should either move on, or make his mind up who he wants to be with, why should she(2) put up with all his old baggage from a previous life. It is her day and should be as she(2) wants it to be. It sounds as if he is insecure, and cannot let go of the past. Or is he a greedy little bar stud and wants it all his own way, when he should compromise compromise compromise.
  16. I have never felt that looks were that important, compared to that indefinable "chemistry" which makes the cheeks smile, for the butterflies in the pit of the stomach to flutter, and you feel as if you have been released from the shackles of mediocrity to conquer the world, because now with her beside you, anything is possible. It lasts for about ten minutes, and then you realise you shouldn't have another pint because you have work in the morning.
  17. red devil wrote:- the best indicator of current values is still the estate agent windows. The best indicator remains the same as always, it is what someone will pay you for it, and that is determined by how quickly you need to move house.
  18. indiepanda wrote: If I get down it's more usually February that does it to me - combination of the reminder of singledom that is valentines day - no matter how crap and commericialized it is, still feels worse being single than not. Yes, I thought that too, for many single years, and then having been in a failing marriage and emerged bloodied and beaten, I thought being single was preferable. In fact, it's a walk in the park, compared to being embroiled in a disastrous and terminal relationship. Moos wrote: May we all grow a little in 2009, and not just in our waistlines. God bless us one and all, and I hope Tiny Tim's waistline flourishes.
  19. I found Hardy a bit depressing, but readable and understandable. I have yet to finish, or understand a James Joyce book. I never got through This Sceptred Isle either, so many repetitive battles, what a yawn.
  20. Christmas Eve I went to the Pistachio Club with a curry eating buddy, I had the chicken and almond korma, my buddy had the chicken jalfrezi. We both felt it was the best korma and jalfrezi we had had in many a month and could not understand why it was so empty there was only one other couple in there. We had tried tandoori nights, curry cabin, and hisar which were all full so ended up at the Pistacio club by default. Very pleased that I did too, it is the best curry I have had in east dulwich. So I thought it was worth a mention.
  21. A cynic might associate this coincidence with the new tyre bay opening on barry rd, although I'm sure this is not the case.
  22. Admin' why isn't this thread removed and put into the property department of ed forum? Why under local gossip?
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