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IM am unimpressed - this is by far the best drinking place son teh strip bad show! I would buy it myself, but I dont have a clue about running a bra

IM am unimpressed - this is by far the best drinking place son teh strip bad show! I would buy it myself, but I dont have a clue abour running a bra

Er...you do realise where he buys his stock from dont you ? I dont want to pay a premium to be sold onions by a man in a stripey jumper. good for him though, hes making a living out of it.

MelbourneGr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Snorky > > You freak. > > I didn't say I didn't want people coming in and > sharing the worthless stuff on LL (all I use is > the bank). I just said I want them to have ample > parking so that they don't spill onto Melbourne > Grove. > > You obviously have a few issues to get off your > chest, and instead of reading what I put, you read > what you wanted to see. I don't even know which > comment you're talking about. > > If we have things done your way "How do we keep > them out" - then I sadly can't take part as it > would mean I (YES ME BEING OF COLOUR) would have > to leave ED to meet your cleanup requirements. > > WTF are you on Snorky? for the purpose of clarity, I donned the cloak of the the average Guardian reading ED liberal for the comments. I do not subscribe to cleaning out of neighhbourhoods.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > By claiming "white middle class commuters" are > scared of black people, you are implying they are > racist. You are implying that that these "white > middle class commuters" believe that black people > are of a more dangerous/violent disposition. > > I just don't think that these sweeping > generalisations are either fair or helpful. Did I say that Jezza ? I dont think I did. I did however state that fear is a motivator here - how much that is real or imagined is another issue.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do any of you actually use the current library? If > you did, you would know it is staffed by some > lovely people who mostly are quite charming (the > one glum one - you know who you are); it is > patronised by a mix of people but at the times I > attend, it is usually school children doing > homework/research; it does not have a huge stock > but the staff will happily obtain books from > another library, or for a small fee, will order > them; they will recommend books and all in all I > think it is quite satisfactory. > > I fear that what happened at Peckham (a perfectly > adequate portacabin with lovely staff moved into a > fancy building with no character and aresholes who > weren't previously bothered by a book coming out > of the woodwork) will happen here too. > > Its a pretty good LIbrary considering its size - alot of the kids from the DKH estate go there to use the PC's for their homework - the staff are decent and willing to help. Its oft forgiotten about wioth its big fat glam neighbour up the road in Dulwich , but its a valuable rescource

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Snorky you really do come out with some right > rubbish at times :p And sometimes I come out with a pretty much factual representation of what is out there as well. See the fear on the commuters faces.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > snorky Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > ON a personal level - Its interesting / funny > to > > see white middle class commuters visibly recoil > > and adopt a 1000 yd stare when they have to pass > a > > couple of black yoof hanging outside the Maxin > > chicken place on GV > > Yes that's right Snorky, middle class commuters > are racist! You certainly are socially aware! Did I say that ? I didnt think I did. This is about fear.

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Nero Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not entirely fair, Snorky. The library, the shoe > shop, the music shop, the kids' outfitters, the > DIY shop are all white owned and used mainly, I > reckon, by white folk, and are all a bit down at > heel. Are you projecting your thoughts, while > shamelessly taking a higher moral ground than that > one the ones you criticise? Discuss! Nero I know, But I was a bit petrubed by the tione of the earlier post - and your are quite right in what you say - a few replies dismissed the idea of a Grove vale to GG roundabout ghetto fairly quickly. Down at heel, but survive and serve a purpose - not everyone can afford to cane their disposable income on cookwank and tat from the plush emporia of LL. Reginald Perrin would have been proud to see his "Grot" shops principle being so widely embraced ON a personal level - Its interesting / funny to see white middle class commuters visibly recoil and adopt a 1000 yd stare when they have to pass a couple of black yoof hanging outside the Maxin chicken place on GV - I think the GV area does seem to be a bit of a no mans land for mans, that sadly has to be negotiated if they wish to reach the security of their ED Homes

/ turns on sarcasm YOu want to live in a "vibrant" up n coming areas with a wide variety of shops and bars like teh ED , but you dont want anyone else to move into your manor ? How about a wall around the precious ED ? Works in Israel doesnt it . Oh, and as to the comment earlier about Grove vale / dodgy charachters / undesirable shops - why make such a pantomime of it - just come out with what you really think - You are talking about Black Kids & shops that Black residents use. Now how can we keep them out of our precious up n coming ED ? /turns off sarcasm

No one ever learned anyfing from books as I was once told

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You can live in anyway tyou want and keep your property in anyway you want, as long as it doesnt affect the health & safetey of others. getting on someones case for legitimate H&S matters is sensible, getting on their case cos it looks scruffy and is lowetring the tine/ value of your own place is another matter entirely. I personally would get rather annoyed if the neighbours began to get involved in anything to do with the appearance of Snorky towers

If he was driving, then watch out...

soeak to him sensibly about it when he starts without any malice or being condesending I know it sound silly, but you are unlikely to be attacked or maybe even abused verbally. it will make a difference.

Coley ? urgh whiting maybe

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I know where you live. ( JOKE )

or restrict the lane access to private cars which would benefit everyone involved sorry - how silly of me - we dont want to stop our lovely retailers from making money do we - what ar few lives compared to hard cash ? I retract my absurd idea

tinagwee Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "the po faced old wankers will scurry for their > wretched middens " now thats going a bit far, > generalising all those that dont have kids as po > faced old wankers! As for lost money from meals, > the plough as lost my lunch money many a time when > I went in to eat and left very quickly. > > In my defense can I say that the plough is my > local and it is nice and so why shouldnt I expect > to be able go to my local pub. The Castle is not > nice nor is particularly local to me. I do go to > the CPT (again not as comfortable) or to 72 to > avoid the mayhem but they are a 25 min walk which > is fine most of the time but sometimes I just want > a magners close to home to chill out, or sometimes > I just want a coffee somehere nice before 7pm, > didnt think that was too much. Silly me. > > Question: Where is Clockhouse and Hoopers and I > will check them out for "christ sake" as told by > someone in this thread. > > I do get the general impression that round these > parts it is considered nearly a crime to not have > kids and as such those like me only deserve to > live in and hang out in complete dumps. Excuse me > for getting above my station mlord. > > I moved here from Brixton and I never once saw a > child in any pub there, funny that. Lots of > socialogy students would probably think it would > be the working class that do that rather than the > up and coming or middle class. mmmm What would > Jamie Oliver think of it! heheh > Looks like I will just have to do a bit of > adjusting and try to avoid the plough during the > day even though it is the most convenient place to > me otherwise I will just get lynched by the > craaaazy east dulwich parents. I was being provocative - apologies Now that Smerking is banned in pubs, things have changed. I dont mind kids in pubs during the day, with the caveat that they are not ruinning about - I do mind however when they are still there at 10PM when im trying to get quietly ripped to the tits on fizzy lager and you feel a bit funny about swearing and suchlike

Dr De Soto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hexham. Yes, fair swap. Mind you, they've got a > better abbey than we have. Youe ever been out on a friday in Hexham ? It makes the crack war stabbing shooting respeket deserving streets of SE London seem like a walk in the park

Never had any of the snorklets in 72 - do they welcome them ?

this is bad form people.unfounded tittle tattle could be very damaging to someones education

New year resolution ? nah.