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I had some bacon that was a week old - as it was smoked thought about it but chucked :) I thought smoked stuff kept forever - but depends how much smoked I suppose.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > rahrahrah Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I heard someone on LBC calling for Corbyn to the > charged with treason in all > > seriousness. It's quite breathtaking. > > Someone in the Guardian called for that General > who criticised Corbyn's stand on using Trident to > be charged with treason. Stupidity is everywhere. Corbyn said he won't, Cameron says he would. Blair needed a replacement button. It really doesn't matter - you can never know what they'd really do.

Just shows how all politicians have been the same. Where's that lying app :)

It does need a bit of something public IMHO - under the Bold Home proposal I reckon some public things would have 'grown'

Sorry but I'd get DDT - I couldn't live with them. http://bedbugger.com/forum/topic/ddt-is-ok-with-me if only it worked :( -- but something must - I remember my parents putting DDT everywhere.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > TBH Four Quarters reminds me a bit of Inside 72. > But with added arcade games. It has a similar > ramshackle dive-bar vibe, and proper music. And love that it is still subtitled "The Peckham Meat Market"

I've been on diverted 37s that do stop - maybe depends on the driver :)

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Think lots of bare coarse chipboard. Unfinished > concrete floor. Walls with layer upon layer of > random posters glued to them. JD/Jager bottles > holding red candles. Loud music, ranging from drum > & bass to metal. One of those multi-bottle Jager > dispensers behind the bar. One single, barely > servicable toilet. Chairs and tables rescued from > the tip. Not open during the day. No buggies. > > If it was transported to Peckham in 2015 it would > be rammed. Opening this Autumn :) (hopefully with more than one barely serviceable toilet)

" They were drinking cans of Coke " Do they realise that this will take years off their life if you believe the newspapers.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What is the point of enhancing the station > frontage when the whole of Rye Lane especially the > South end > is in such a depressed state. ? > > DulwichFox South side is improving - just so slowly you don't always notice Land next to Co-op House now purchased - for more flats. More Coffee houses than Fried Chicken places. Unicorn John might get completed one day :) Even the legendary Whistler has gone quiet.

When I was studying 'A' level physics - the teacher used to swear we'd all have nuclear fusion fired boilers the size of a fridge "soon" Maybe Chernobyl changed peoples minds.

DaveR Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "I was told by the security guard that the basket > contained some raw steak, tea bags, and > sweets...." > > Maybe a very challenging episode of ready steady > cook? Or - The Apprentice.

Sazzle30 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The white horse in Nigel road is openning this > Friday. Owned by the same group as the Montpelier > and Edwin's resturant great news. Will certainly pop in to see if any changes happened.

Great news - better project than the garden bridge.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On the other hand, some people are just > shoplifters. I was in a card shop back around > Easter time and a woman came up to the counter and > said, "someone just walked in, picked up one of > those giant stuffed rabbits and walked out". She > described him as "an oldish bloke with a walking > stick". > > The lady running the shop looked annoyed and said > she couldn't leave the shop (as the assistant had > popped out for a couple of mins) and, anyway, > little would happen to the person. So, I kept > perusing, bought my card and wandered down the > road and about 30m down there was a guy answering > the description with a large stuffed rabbit, just > like the ones in the shop, nonchalantly talking to > someone else. So, I turned around and told the > lady in the shop, expecting her to call the > police. Instead, she marched out the shop and > down the road, got to the bloke, grabbed the > rabbit, said "stay out of my f****** shop" and > marched back to her shop. > > I wandered off, wondering just what to make of the > whole thing. I've known people with dementia do that sort of thing. Very difficult when they do.

It's our constitution even if it doesn't exist. otherwise they couldn't do it. Will that do for starters ?

http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/east-dulwich-siege-area-in-lockdown-as-police-involved-in-standoff-after-disturbance-at-home-a3099836.html "Siege !!" Hope everything Okay Edit: Added quotes as I think the Evening Standard headline might be a bit sensational.

This TERF thing is all over twitter and has been for a while. Got nasty on both sides - it's pretty complex to me and both sides have points.

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Territorial is just as bad, especially given that > the wealth of the country you live in (and benefit > from) was built off the profits of conquest, > empire and slavery. Where was the respect for > territory then? That wealth was not shared - it's in the top 5%. Mind you - China running the show now :)

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can anyone please tell me if AOL customers are > also affected by this TalkTalk breach of security? > I've had issues accessing my bank account this > afternoon too. > > Louisa. They are a subsidiary of talk talk. And www.aolbroadband.co.uk goes to talk talk

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The problem is that the cube in the middle with > dimples is a electric sub=-station apparently > celebrating Michael Faraday. If they moved that > they could have built a new signalled crossing in > the roundabout and then over a weekend linked it > to the existing roads and the disruption would > have been nil. > > The peninsula was photoshopped with a market and > people. I doubt very much whether it will be > anything other than a deserted piece of ground and > huge waste of money. I really hope I'm wrong. I > doubt very much it will be safer than the existing > roundabout as it's so bloody complicated. Nothing > clear it intuitive about it. Again I hope I'm > wrong. > > I suspect that 5-10 years time they'll rip the > whole thing up and put in a signal crossing. If it > is a dismal failure I hope this second stab > happens quickly to minimise deaths and serious > injuries. I read somewhere they were thinking of burying the cube. Might have imagined it :)

dogcatdog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > if you spend your time flitting between popup > burger emoporia, your job in shoreditch, the > commute on the ginger line the bussey building and > your house on Bellend road like a hirsute social > butterfly, then it is entirely possible not to > realise this Peckham wetherspoons is my worst - did get asked if I wanted to do business once. It's quite busy these days. And in Camberwell a lad asked me for ?1 - gave him a ?1 - and then asked how many wraps. The pound was some kind of code :) - I slinked off.

So So thread

this was a horrible Hack on Wednesday. Be careful. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-34615692

Ridgley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > uncleglen wrote > > Well, the only answer is to leave them alone to > get on with their 'gang-banging'...I'm sure the > poor bloke from Basildon would agree (if he was > still with us. RIP) > > The problem with that is it does not just stop > among themselves it tends to filter over and some > by standers gets stabbed if you happen to be there > at the wrong time and place. More caught in the gun crossfire I'd say (happened in New Cross didn't it) Reading some reports from 2007 I'm certain it's quieter now. I don't feel a bad vibe in Peckham at all - or am I just used to it ?