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I remember when this was fields Not buy to let with piss poor yields North Cross Road was almost dead, Not all clogged up with four quid bread Many locals wanted away To lovely Bromley they hoped one day They lood at newbies from their fence ?all these yuppies more money than sense? A Friday night down on the lane? A pint? a curry? Pretty tame For those that find it new and strange You can do F all about such change

Try again MrBen

Hogarth and his stereotyping voyeuristic prints - the Chianti swilling west London tosser

Great article on Crackers and the roots of the southern soul & funk scene http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/magazine/nightclubbing-crackers

Christmas Jumper Friday....do feck off

Yuo play football on a square pitch then do you Mick?

There's a bloke on the 40 in the morning quite often who harranges me with his betting stories

Everton away.....thanks draw

It's very runny sir

and Broooking heads it.....

Don't worry Otta - jah and PD happy with their teams tippy-tappying to mid-table obscurity :)

I AM A VICTIM LOOK AT ME

Did you watch the game Jah/PD? Wasn't a long ball performance by any means. Crosses from the excituing wing play make football tremendously exciting and iosn't route 1. Standing up for BFS shocker

...apart from Iceland obviously

Fook me some people on this forum really don't want any local businesses to succeed

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sack Sam. Not enough to complain about....... Sakho is going to be a world class player......Sam tried to back out of the deal and get Crouch instead. Maybe, MAYBE, he took more blame than he deserved last year but he's certainly basking in a fair bit of underserved credit right now. More positively, perhaps he's realised you can play with a bit of flair and the shackles are off. "Barcelona we're coming for you" COYI

Down streatham on a bus

Don't know Jah, that could be a vital point for your relegation struggle

Or maybe not!

Yup the culture and the adoption of the music but not the music itself ( at the beginning) obviously silvester and the VP were gay disco artists but they came out of the discos themselves smoothed out funk from Philadelphia was the roots of disco

Lol Arsenal

Yup. Also kind of skipped around disco a bit, a lot of funk bands went softer to get sales and that helped create disco rather than disco just happened in my opinion. George Clinton absolute star as always.

...and tonight http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04t6nm5

Let's start... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4AhBGRpQzM

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Problem with current democracy > > "The impact of the lack of reform is felt by the > public. People need better services, have higher > expectations, but as any politician can tell you, > they don?t want to pay more for them. So the > absence of reform, particularly in an era of tight > budgets, is immensely challenging. Thus you have > the curious paradox of modern leadership: There > has to be reform to satisfy rising public demands, > but the public can be easily mobilized to oppose > those reforms. Therefore politicians often back > off the change, which then increases voters? > disillusionment with the political process." > > > From a very good article in ny times today. By... > Erm... Blair And a very tory position, to some degree. Vested interests of all sorts fight reform of public services or changing how, who and what they deliver in the 21st Century World with its challenges and demographics. We need new solutions not just more money (and their ain't enough anyway without a massive across the board hike in taxes).