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Nunhead are attacking you lot.

eater81 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What's with the presence at HH station over the > last couple of days? Er, catching fare evaders? > A complete and utter waste of taxpayers' money. Am I on the eastdulwichforum or the comments section of the Daily Mail website?

Crime/fire.

I've just realised we are....

Are we talking about the house directly opposite The Uplands?

Aliens have been visiting earth for years. Governments have been lying to us. Proof here: tinyurl.com/37ws8e

"Do people seriously expect the council to clear every single footpath overnight?" Yes, they do.

From tonight's C4 News Snowmail. I couldn't agree more! "- Wanging on and on about how it doesn't happen in Sweden/Canada/ USA etc is about as relevant as hamster-sexing because it happens to these places every year - totally different climate, different snow, different preparations. - You have to prepare by law - try driving in Germany without winter tyres and see what a legal mess you are in when you have a crash. - The UK is a north Atlantic island caught between the temperate Gulf stream and savage easterly airflow from a trading estate just outside Moscow. A fraction of a degree shift can decide between horrid wet night and winter wonderland. - No country in the world grits all its roads - nor ever has. - Because you have not personally seen a gritter/snowplough - does not mean county councils have not been treating major roads round the clock for days on end. So, that said, do you want your large council tax bill spent on gritters and snow ploughs - which will be used a few nights and days every year, or five years, or a decade in many parts of the UK? Or should the money go on hospitals, schools etc?" If I overhear one more person saying "I don't understand this country, all it takes is just a little bit of snow etc etc..." I'll bloody strangle them.

What is X Factor?

I got caught up in this this morning cycling to work along Boathouse Walk about 0545. A lot of smoke about but didn't realise it was as big as this. Bumped into a guy from work who'd been evacuated with his wife and kids and had to pass on a message that he wouldn't be coming in.

Laroon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > im casting the extras! cool eh! Will they still be filming tomorrow?

BeccaL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tempted to go down now! What time was this? 'bout 6.

Cleo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > who??? Click it and find out.

Well, nobody's reading it over there: http://nunheadforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?2,288

Thanks. I think that what's happened where I live is that as the regular postman is off this week there's nobody to do his walk, therefore it simply doesn't get done.

The block of flats where I live (in SE15) hasn't had any post since Wednesday, possibly Tuesday. There's meant to be a London-wide delivery strike today (according to the CWU website) but there shouldn't have been any other delivery strikes here this week. Has anybody else in SE15 received post in the last couple of days?

Are you sure it wasn't that Scotch egg you ate this afternoon?

You used the word "faggot". You lose.

For chrissakes, we're arguing with two 15 year-olds. One of them actually used the expression "game my tits off".

Starmix Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- if I found a wallet in the street, I'd take the cash. Even if the person's contact details were in there? This is simply theft.

It's "spoke", not "speaked".

Wouldn't the world be a great place if everyone was like you?

It's highly unlikely there is a God. It's time we all moved on.

shurrrp Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > im sorry, mate but who in this world would find > ?100 and then give it away for a tenner? er... someone with a conscience?

Hello, I'm Yorkie's partner. We had a beautiful baby girl called Rosalind at 8.26 yesterday morning. She was 6lb 12oz. The contractions started on Monday evening and by midnight were getting stronger and more frequent. Advised to go in by King's at 5am yesterday she was examined when we got there and was told she was fully dilated! So straight through to the birthing suite and an hour and a quarter of actual pushing and she was born. The two midwives, Clemmie and Rachel, were absolutely fantastic. Mother and baby fine both fine but being kept in for 48 hours as baby on antibiotics as precaution due to waters breaking before labour started. The last 48 hours has been the most amazing two days of my life! John