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Completely East Dulwich specific. Put in SE22 *** and it shows you the projected price of your house over 5 years. How is it not ED specific?? Was a question to the forum about whether they thought it was right with it's predictions for SE22. And Steve T - if you ain't interested, don't bother posting on the particular thread you find so boring. Simple.

Is this site something to take comfort in, or is it just run by someone who hasn't got a clue?! http://www.propertyprices.co.uk/process.php

BJL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I must say that I'm really surprised by the > lighthearted response to this incident. Let's > hope he doesn't see this thread: he might get the > idea that his actions are OK - or even welcomed by > some women... Beep, beep... here comes the offended bus.

Tie. Wallet. Phone.

What time was this? We got on the bus at our usual 7.35ish and it was clear...

we pay ?100 a month for gas and leccy and we're in a modest 2 bed flat. No double glazing so think that's maybe why ours is so high. We're with NPower.

I walked down Friern road last night with a bag of carrots in hand hoping to attract the blighter. No luck.

Will that be good for LL?? I'd rather see nice looking estate agents windows than a dozen empty offices gathering posters and grafitti? AcedOut Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't wish redundancy on anyone, even with my > reputation of general estate agent dislike (it's > the practice as a whole, rather than any > individual that I have an issue with). However, > it's rather inevitable that within the next year > there will be a good reduction in the number of > agencies down LL.

any news link to this, had a look but couldn't see anything??

a 3 foot long rabbit!!! that'd i'd love to see!!

Confirmed my suspicions, thought as much seeing the banners on the wall. Think I'll stay clear of that place then, not too keen on listening to their supporters glorify the IRA and launch sectarian bile against any protestant within ear shot. dulwich bhoy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The landlord (about two years ago - dont know if > he is still there) is a massive Celtic fan. When > the Old Firm match is on there is usually a decent > turn out, with the vast majority being Celtic > fans. On a positive note, I have never seen any > trouble when I have been there to watch the mighty > 'tic. > The toilets do leave a lot to be desired and there > are cracks on the wall which really do suggest the > Castle has some sort of gravity defying mystical > power but it is inside exactly what it looks like > from outside - it doesnt pretend to be anythin > other than what it is.

is the castle a celtic supporters pub?

Cassius Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Beaten up, comfy old leather couches - mmmm that > sounds really original!!! I think I like the > Magnolia because it isn't trying to be the same as > everywhere else. I don't care for originality. I want to go somewhere that I feel comfortable and relaxed in. Not sitting at what could have been my Year 9 Geography table. What does it offer that makes it better than anywhere else in your opinion? I certainly won't be rushing back there for a drink, unless I am skint, as the prices seemed pretty fair.

Popped in for a pint after a happy hour special at Adventure on Friday and thought it was cr*p to be honest. Feels like a dull, soul-less, school dining hall. Chuck in some beaten up, comfy old leather couches and get rid of the school tables and it would be much better IMO. Why the need for three different types of hand soaps in the gents too??!!

Bellenden Belle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HeidiHi Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Peckham sucks. > > > > > They do have attitude in Peckham, Kissing the > > teeth, walking slow like a tourist and shoving > > pass people is the norm in peckham...as is > pushing > > meat in dirty trolleys across dirty polluted > roads > > to dirty butchers in peckham...yuk...I used to > > like Peckham as a kid...BHS, Marks and > > Spencers....Sigh. > > SCBS79 - I was responding to the above paragraph, > not to your original post, so no offence meant. > And my last line did indicate sympathy to your > original post. But please let's not go down the > Peckham Debate route. > > As for cinemas -- you could always try Curzon Soho > - it might not seem local but is a mere bus ride > away from East Dulwich. Or Greenwich Picturehouse > is worth a car journey. > > And re-reading my post I don't think I was on my > high horse at all... a comical donkey perhaps, but > little more. Fair point, but there is a quote facility to stop confusion Miss Donkey.

Bellenden Belle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh Lord here we go again with the Great Peckham > Debate. > > I rather like the Multiplex - its cheap, cheery > and local. > > And I absolutely love it when the entire audience > decide to "cuss" the on-screen characters - as > seems to happen in very cheesy rom-coms. There's > an applaudable suspension of disbelief and > willingness to emotionaly invest (even when the > film features Russell Brand acting in a skimpy > little sarong). > > But yes, talking would annoy me terribly too. Excuse me.. where did I slag off Peckham?? All I ever commented on was the lovely youth that we have in our neighbourhood. Get off your high horse.

HeidiHi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Surrey Quays or Streatham! I said near!!!!!!!

Out of interest, where is the next nearest cinema?

I won't mention what film as I am sure the intellects on here will tell me I got what I deserved... me and Mrs SCSB sat down with our large pop corn and pepsi... film starts... 2 female yoof in front of us don't stop talking... ignore it thinks I... half an hour in... out comes the mobile and she makes a call (one of da yoof, not Mrs SCSB)!!!! I tap on the chair next to her and ask her to be quiet... I get a kiss of the teeth, called a honkey, and laughed at. You gotta love the youth of today. Do you know the worst thing about it, they left early, and I really thought they may have gone outside to round up some male yoof to take care of me.

Just had a wander round but couldn't figure out where it is coming from. Kinda sppoky!!

Is something on fire?? Really strong smell of smoke and it's really hazy outside???

I noticed that just about all the desks were empty the other day.

wah wah wah. You live in London and complain about noise. Ho ho ho ho ho. eater81 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just had a look at the "+venture bar" website. > All I can say is this bar has the potential to be > dreadful. Sanitised, commercial drinking marketed > to the mass morons. If this place gives me any > trouble with noise then I will have them shut > down. Happily however I think their short sighted > policy of only selling overpriced cocktails will > be their down fall in this credit crunch era.

HeidiHi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So if it was a girl or a woman who was a repeated > shoplifter, would it be ok to hit her also? after > all, a shoplifter is a shoplifter! Absolutely.

Not really the weekend but the plough's pub quiz on a Thursday night is pretty good.