jim_the_chin

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steady on there tom, i'm thinking the 400k+ market appears a bit sluggish right now, maybe poeple are waiting for f****ns

oh my cod

one beer company, one nappy company - that should cover the majority of the people here.

i did some stirring on another infrequently visited forum the other day. i just took an extreme verson of my own views, added some derisory comments and let the insults pour in. i came back with a few posts after but my heart wasn't really in it. i'm not a natural troll i guess.

Nope, bang to rights there, i'm more than happy for tickets to be handed out for disabled bay parking. I wish they'd do it in Sainsburys. Sympathy: i ran out of petrol in the city some time ago and got an ?80 parking fine, appealed as I wasn't technically parked and was told I had stoped in an illegal area and could have avoided it. which is true. I haven't done it since. Presumably jamie won't be thinking of doing it again though - so the fine acts as a deterrent.

i always take numerous estate agents as a sign that a place has become a parody of itself the agents sell the East Dulwich dream, but take up space for proper businesses that made it the dream in the first place.

The Sun and Doves was showing Tati last year

hmm, at the risk of being lounged, how about some Esat Dulwich themed films - i'll start with the obvious and much used 'South by South East' or 'They Came from Outer Clapham' or 'E.D.'

ladyG, pretty much anything confuses spurs supporters doesn't it?

next one at the plough please, it's on my doorstep so i'll have no excuses.

why was this lounged? for length? any road up, i went in there last night and thought it was fab, having frequented the slightly menacing fog of the old one, the new version is great. i like the way it has used a range of furniture styles, it feels front roomy. they've thought about it rather than chucking half a dozen cows at new leather seating. not so sure about the short south african 'bouncer' on the door wearing denim. at least i presume thats what he was, unless he was citizened saying hello to everyone again.

in context of the dicussion at the start about the reporting of this i note that this one... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/kent/6279960.stm ...made the national news, but the dulwich one didn't.

popbitch mark? mining the depths there... ;)

2 bed terrace, and the first person still with British Gas, going by a quick scan of posts - ?75 a month.

are they a local company for local people Asset?

macroban, i had a similar idea a few years ago - a baby 'hotel' where the little dahlings could stay for a few hours or overnight whilst the parents pretended they were normal again. sort of like a cattery, only without the cages. or with in some cases.

Nice to see the plans - ?850k is a bit mad, but not for ED I suppose, or for getting a unique and famous house. http://www2.vebra.com/HarveyWheeler/SALES/DETAILS/002A0004614.pdf

blimey, bit rough on ED that, although presumably there were less people (or less important/rich people) in se22 than central. what was up the plough end then? i saw the cooperative society signage on the front of the building that's being renovated recently. how long was this bit popular for? it's obviously suffered a bit in recent years.

good link macro - no idea about the original pos though

a sitcom about estate agents? I'd call it The Utter F*****g C***s. No offence like. I actually had one who tried to sell me a house I was viewing the other day, she listened to me and answered my queries. i was gobsmacked, it was like she was a person or something. Yes, LG it is that house.

How many Freudians does it take to screw in a lightbulb? One to screw it in and one too hold his cock....I mean ladder How many Oxford Dons does it take to change a lightbulb? CHANGE?

i believe she rents the house out for film shoots.

What do you call a french man wearing sandals? Phillipe Phillope

they were obviously defeated as their chariots had been clamped by hordes of wardens patrolling on ponies.