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I have not yet seen a single bill from npower, at any of the dozens of addresses I have lived at, where they have suceeded in spelling the customer's name correctly. Trying to correct them by phone results in a pointless verbal fracas with a lobotomised Geordie. They totally overcharged me too... in the end I left the bill unpaid when I moved house - now someone called Lama Mylon has a very bad credit rating. Good job he doesn't exist! npower is without doubt the biggest stew of witless pondlife in the country.

Forgot to mention... Josie Long, who needs no introduction, lives on the South Peckham/East Dulwich borders and she will be back in full force with All Of The Planet's Wonders at the Pleasance Courtyard.

Hello, I am Liam Mullone so thought I might respond to this... Micky Flanagan isn't doing a Fringe show this year, he's resting on last year's laurels. Neither is the dour Dougie Dunlop, of Forest Hill Road, and of course the great Alun Cochrane moved out of Dawson Heights and back to Manchester when he became a father last year. But he is doig a show, at the Assembly Rooms, and will no doubt sell out. But... the very funny Michael Fabbri, from East Dulwich Grove, is doing his debut at the Underbelly. His stuff cuts a very neat line through whimsical and twisted. And take a look at ED's own Stuart Goldsmith, who is appearing with Richard Sandling in Kiosk of Champions. Stuart is one of the best and most personable comedy MCs to emerge in recent years. I'm sure there are others I can't think of at the mo... It's very decent of you, Jamma, to want to support East Dulwich comics - but needless to say, check if the show they're doing is your sort of thing because, thanks to huge venue hire prices, ticketed shows are expensive. Stuart's show is part of the free Fringe, which is now huge - you just have to know what's what to sort the wheat from the chaff. We're all doing previews in London at the moment - if I may briefly plug one of my own, I'm doing a supercheap, select preview to 30 people only (no more will fit in!) at the tiny Essex Serpent, Covent Garden, on July 24. For a fiver you can see the very excellent Hils Barker: Exhibitionist! too. We're both appearing at the Gilded Balloon this year. I'll keep a seat for anyone who would like to drop by. Late July previews (should) mean you're seeing the show as it will appear on stage, if constricted by a tiny stage! Apparently it's going to be a hot Edinburgh this year, so if you're going... pace yourself!

I can't quite believe how bad this place is. I just had their chicken burger... a piece of greasy breast fillet from Iceland, devoid of any taste whatsoever, and their usual pointlessly oversized bun. I can't remember when I had anything quite so vile. Will stick with their milkshakes from now on. This is the second bad meal I've had there; wish I hadn't given them a second chance.