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I've decided to not read any of the posts above, and just gently lean on AllForNun's shoulder. Honestly, it's very pleasant.

I'm A Boy - The Who

Me

LouieM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello, > > Any idea where good looking single men from East > Dulwich go on a Friday night or do they all stay > out in town? Going out with my (gorgeous yet > single) sister tonight but the last time we went > out in ED we were sorely disappointed by the > talent - especially in the Palmerston. Any ideas > gratefully received! I'm wondering if it's just me, but does LouieM not seem like a fast cat?

Liking the connection PGC but following on from JL. Red Is A Mean mean Colout - Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel.

citizenED Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It would be in poor taste to suggest them, full > stop. > > But Badly Drawn Boy can play any of the local chip > shops Steady on CitizenEd I'll stand for peopel p!ssing on The Pixies but kindly refrain from mauling Madness.

The Wild Side Of Life - Status Quo

Would it be in poor taste to suggest Madness for the MIND shop?

Walk Away Renee - The Left Banke

Riff-raff

citizenED Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Jam and Cream headlining at the Dulwich > Picture Gallery Cafe Supported by Scone Martin or The Scone Roses, depending on how you pronouce the cake in question.

Mama You Been On My Mind - Bob Dylan

CamberwellOz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Loved Seinfeld. I really did love that series. I > thought I was the only one. Sorry to go off topic, but I think there's a few on here who like the series CO. I'm currently watching that series (I'm working backwards through them for variety). The scene where George recieves the news of Susan's death combines callosness and comedy and is a classic that has me watching through the fingers of one hand while biting the knuckle of the other. Masterful stuff.

chaffinch

Ask them to marry you and then selct the cheapest, oldest possible invitations. Make sure your soon to be ex sends out the invitations, including licking the by now toxic glue strips. Go home to find them brown bread on the rug. 'No comment' every question the scuffers throw at you. Free as a bird and no embarrassing encounters to mar your social life. To be on the safe side destroy this thread. And don't worry about the ethics of the thing, if it's good enough for George Costanza...

Set up a great big old stereo outside her house and at top volume play Bob Dylan's 'Positively Fourth Street' over and over and over...

A Wimpey Bar for the lovelorn.

I didn't post anything, but I did sit here feeling your pain. Did it help?

Moos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How about that, Ladygooner, I always thought it > was quay. > > *hops on bus (without Gus)* So Moos you thought Lee was being invited to drown himself as opposed to handing back his doorkey. It works though.

Get them to line up with a group of other people and bellow "EVERYONE WHO'S GOING OUT WITH MARYANA, ONE STEP FORWARD" Pause. "WHERE THE HELL DO YOU THINK YOU'RE GOING 'XXXX'?" It's not subtle, but you'll get the message across.

No need to be coy, Roy.

Just slip out the back Jack.

And if Bread played at Badgers you could have a hot chip sarnie, washed down with lashings of hot chocolate.

Wouldn't it be good if Hot Chip played The Sea Cow?

If Harrods was a band would it be Fayad Gadget?