Domitianus

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dom u norty boy trying to corrupt innocent wee me! > :p Of course I am. You don't mind, do you? x

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > mayb later my dear :p :-$ I do so look forward to that :)

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > deary me the mental images I've got right now! :o Tell us about them ;-)

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I haven't been for over a year. Quality just > plummeted one day. The lovely Nina left and I have not seen her since. Anyone know what happened to her?

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Caaaaaaam oooooooooooon! CaaaAAAAM oooOOOON > UUUUHHH..UUUGGHHH....AAAAAAAAAHGHGHGHGZZXZ > > etc > > no thanks Sorry, which pub in ED has a live sex show?

lozzyloz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > At least it was free range and lived a good life . > . . I understand it was actually deeply troubled and was glad to go.

Domitianus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > mockney piers Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > are flies edible? > > I know a spider who is of the opinion that they > are. He fricasees his and accompanies them with an organic pinot noir!

atila the gooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > *Bob* Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > There are worse things in pubs which should be > > banned first. > > > > Personally I can't stand walking into a pub > only > > to be confronted by a wall of slacked-jawed, > > glassy-eyed zombies gazing silently at a giant > > screen and then bursting as one into a huge > > neanderthal roar as some overpaid ponytailed > idiot > > kicks a ball somewhere or other. Possibly > between > > posts. > > > > But then I just avoid these places. Job done. > > I take you are not a lover of the beautiful game? > ;-) You mean fox-hunting?

Damn those slack-jawed, glassy-eyed zombies! They are destroying ED!

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > are flies edible? I know a spider who is of the opinion that they are.

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > awww dom sweetheart come here *arms open for > mother like embrace* am I doing it right? ;-) lol Keep practicing, I think something is growing here ;-p

Can someone please explain something to me? About six months or so back there were a couple of posts along these lines on this forum and I seemed (with a few occasional exceptions) to be the only person making this type of point about kids running amok in public places. Consequently I spent several weeks on the receiving end of frequently extremely vicious and hysterical posts that left me picking daggers out of my back most of the time. Now, however, it seems that it is the most popular theme on the site (apart from lost pets, of course) and everyone who was silent on this issue is coming out of the woodwork and saying "Me too, I hate noisy kids in public places" Where the h**l were you all months ago when I seemed to be the sole voice arguing for a bit of consideration and parental restraint??????

Ladygooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My friend lives in Thailand and her grand daughter > who is 8 has recently started getting breasts. > The doctors at the hospital say it is down to the > amount of chicken she eats which has all those > hormones in it. We can assume therefore that every other child eating the same diet has also experienced early onset of puberty?

I quite agree that Palm PDAs are one of the greatest inventions known to mankind. Learn to use it you twit and you will never want to be without it.

Are you one of those neon-sign laughers then?

'Ethical' is such a vague term that it is an imposs question to answer in its current form. I know that a company has listed on the LSE offering Sharia compliant investment. Is that what you had in mind? Or do you mean a bank that doesn't invest in condom manufacturers? Or once that uses recycled paper? Or one that doesn't kill whales? I know of a couple of so-called ethical funds in the City that have invested in stuff that would amaze their shareholders.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah definitely hold off. I got ?2k back from HSBC > last year, and it was so easy, but they still > wouldn't admit that they had actually done any > wrong. A friend tried a month or 2 later, and got > a letter saying he'd get nothing, as all the banks > were getting together on this... Fingers crossed > for the test case! If all the banks are together on this one, then why don't all the consumers get together on it as well. Let's start a mass movement and all promise to move our accounts to the first big bank that dumps its draconian charges. I have a funny feeling that the prospect of a million new current accounts or something might make someone break rank in this obscene cartel.

Ultraconsultancy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...is to be an Oliver Bonas gift shop. nice! > > http://www.oliverbonas.com/ > > ultraconsultancy And the difference between this and, for example, Mrs Robinson, is what exactly????

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Looollypops, who wants my looooooollypops... > > Aaaaghhhhhhhh!!!!!!! *hides behind sofa* KK wants your lollipops it would seem!

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Preferably yes tho tis hard to come by these days > IME How unfortunate. Do I detect a note of shy frustration there? ;-P

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > nothing saggy ;-) So firm and well-tones then? ;-p

And what are your fetishes, my dear gal?

morty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Move banks! Why the f**k should I move banks when Barclays gives me such an opportunity to have a bitch and a moan? Joking apart, the only other local options are Lloyds or HSBC, again high street banks which prolly have much less customer service than a building society. I am hacked off at the thought of having to trek down to Camberwell or Peckham every time I need to lodge a cheque.

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So if I turn left at the red brick building, keep > walking for 15mins, then cross over the road and > carry along the side alley until I get to a red > post box and turn left again at the lights am I > any closer to being in the right place? This post is prolly very clever, so clever it has gone completely over my head. Can you enlighten us KK?

dulwichmum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh darling Chavaroo, You have been having > carnival knowledge again. I had no idea that you > had recently married and were trying for a baby! > Good for you... > > Darling Domitianus, I could never talk about > "married love" in a public place - why I am far > too much of a lady! > Married Love? Been flicking through that 1950's sex-education guide your gran gave you on your wedding night, eh? What a wonderful euphemism for Mr Policeman hiding his helmet! > http://www.damaris.co.uk/images/damaris-autumn-win > ter-2007.gif