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You can hear Big Ben from Camberwell absolutely no problem on a still night...I'm not up late enough often enough to know about East Dulwich, but I'm sure you can despite the hill.

Napoleon doesn't capture Moscow.....ooops sorry. Still, saves you a bit of time.

I'm relaxed about the Jan starts there's 20+ starting in Jan at her school, they are going into a very relaxed environment (just nursery really) so not sure how they'll be 'behind' and she makes new best friends every time she's in the park, so I'm not that convinced that Jan starts miss out by not being in the 'gang' at four and half years old? We're relaxed - I guess many private schools where you're aiming for Oxbridge at day 2 you would be behind but state schools not so convinced it matters... I don't want my kids to do homework at 5 anyway.

TheAllSeeingEye Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Im more concerned about spelling and grammar for > someone who is a teacher of primary school > children :-) It is I am or I'm as you seem keen on pulling people up on their grammar

I doubt it will effect the coldblooded lizard that is Blair at all but I'd still like the enquiry to expose his lies, or at best total incompetence plus it may well have an effect on future behaviour of those that make war without having to fight it. Would you have just had the Nazis shot in 1945 as the Nuremburg trials were just a waste of money by your logic?

Silverfox - surely that is exactly how Bush deystroyed the enormous support and goodwill the US had after 9/11 and put us globally in the crap we are in now? Bin Laden still at large too.

the missus in my case, sympathetic advice... "you are joking" "You're way too old" "Doesn't hide your paunch", type stuff

Old school yes but reams of what was Fulham is now 2nd generation gentrified and 'there be Chelsea'

Whilst the metroplitan middleclasses are willingy embracing pre-war proletrian names such as Archie, Frank, Stan, etc for their boys I've not noticed this so much with their girls soooo...I give you... Dot Ada Ethel ediited for the gramatical disaster it wos (and probably still is)

Kel's good

A wedding, when you're single, is a gift from god. If you can't pull at a wedding, well, you may as well give up.

er....does the Aunt have a say in your family Kel?

Er. I don't know what decade you're in now Atila but have you been to Fulham since the 1970s..

Again a bit more Funky but Sly & The Family stone - If you want me to stay

I thought it was about the giving not the value or am I just an hopeless old romantic?

Welling & Sidcup But as Tony's probably here in spirit I would say Shooters Hill's good for the view and Oxleas Wood

I can't stand Chelsea - but they do have a 'propa' and large fanbase that's pretty extensive accross South London (SW especially) and the western side of the South East but their old school fans probably don't by and large p1ss about on middle class internet forums with the 'newbie' fans that tend to inhabit them...Chelsea's plastic newbie fanbase is ironically enough extensively based around Chelsea, Fulham and all of them yuppie areas.....

Dulwich Village yeah right (on) Upper Street (even people ftom Essex think it's naff)

Did not the 'old and dusty' of a museum alert the irony antennae?

Yup, always a laugh at the Old Den....;-)

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Moos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > British Museum - apart from the courtyard > > roof..old and dusty > > Quids! No, no no - the British Museum is amazing. Moos....er.....whoooooooosh

British Museum - apart from the courtyard roof..old and dusty

Tasty I think it ould take too much time and money to sort that - I think they basically put a finger in the air and then, as you suggest, rapidly change odds if the money starts coming in on one side.

Eltham Palace is 'quite' interesting