Mystic Mog

Tell him to come back on a Fryday!

What a win, well done Konta!

It was great till Nadal, my favourite player of all time, lost. All credit to Muller though, he was so calm that at one point the commentator said 'Nadal is all fired up and Muller looks like he's stepped out of a fridge!' Wimbledon is fantastic this year, loving it! Be great if Jo Konta wins and we can stop talking about Virginia Wade..... Fingers crossed for your double Help-Ma-Boab!

Jo Konta through to quarters!

Call it Theresa, show it the door, should go of its own accord.

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I quite agree- cats are the pet of choice for the > lazy, irresponsible person imo. Apparently Lion > Dung works but will wash away in the rain. > I must admit when all that horrible cat killing > and maiming was going on I felt it was some > retribution for the carnage they cause. Nasty remark, condoning animal cruelty.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I presume days of active service in the Navy > during the war don't count s work days....tedious > trolling Well said, he seems a lovely genuine person, who has served his country well. I love his sense of humour and I hope we haven't seen the last of his one liners.

Good idea, do the kittens have names? How about Jeremy for the one on the left?

When Peckham Rye Park felt like a secret place.

Thanks for letting us know about the Mobile Vet, especially with all the parking problems at the new Neighbourhood premises.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jules-and-Boo Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > It's relevant to seek information on serious > crime > > if it's in your community. > > I agree with that. But my comments regarding > mawkish behaviour was for others who as far as I > know aren't residents in the vicinity. > > Specially when silly knee jerk comments are made > or ones deliberately heating the facts for effect. > > > I wish you well. Who are you suggesting are 'not residents in the vicinity'?

Yes, sorry about that folks, did feel I had to stick up for myself though.

Glad you are comfortable in your own skin as am I in mine. Thanks for your input, quite an interesting take on distorting complete strangers opinions and intentions.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > intexasatthe moment Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > "And you've posted on two threads about > > stabbing." > > > > gosh ,did I miss the memo about limiting posts > ? > > > > edited to add quotation marks . > > Sling your hook, I wasn't talking to you, so butt > out. FYI, it's not about limitions, it's about the > nature of the inquiry from Turtle. On one hand > passing some slightly snide comment about people > filming, watching such events. Then hovering round > mawkishly offering some kind of 'sympathetic' > enquiry about the event. > > Other than that, nose & ointment comes to mind. The event I was enquiring about was a different one to this, for your information. My comment on here was not snide and my enquiry about the young man stabbed in Dulwich Park was 100% genuine. At least you have shown yourself for what you are. Stick your ointment!

intexasatthe moment Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Turtle ,sorry .My post was directed at Seabag who > seems to think that posting on threads should be > limited .Which is news to me . > > FWIW ,I think your view is totally valid ,not > irrelevant . Thanks, I should have quoted Seabag with my response, I did realise the meaning of your comment.

Yes that is correct, I posted in the General section, to offer concern for the young man stabbed in Dulwich Park, is that ok?

My point is that I find it strange people would want to film a catastrophe unless they wanted to help catch the perpetrators, it seems to happen a lot. As you have kindly pointed out, my view or anyone else's is irrelevant.