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...2 wee blue salt sachets in a packet of Salt n Shake. Win!

...Swatting a bluebottle out the air with a tea towel flick.

...oh, and getting a full chocolate Kit-Kat finger.

...Pushing the barrier into the toilets at the station and it opens before you have put your 30/50p in the slot

I somehow have Lou more down for a pink Juicy Couture jogger. Ideal leisure wear for a glass of vino in the garden. Could be wrong.

Opposite the new John The Unicorn pub. Rye Lane, opposite Bournemouth Road. Enjoy BB with the other half. Rare chance to relax while the young uns reside with the Grandparents. Sounds almost unreal, you are very lucky. I would love to have such a support network close at hand. *sighs*

Putin on The Ritz peckham_ryu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Putin in drag

They demolished my sporran. Stripped it bare. I have found this *seems* to work. Not had any back as yet and sprayed top to bottom twice middle of last year. 2 bottles of it about a month (not a moth) apart. http://www.robertdyas.co.uk/acana-carpet-fabric-moth-killer-fresh-spray

As Uncle says, employers target certain Universities, and circa 60% of grad roles are open to graduates of any discipline. Obviously certain careers require specific quals e.g. medicine but not all.Even for law, a law degree is not a requirement and you can go down a training route and further quals to get into that. If uni is the way to go, then which uni will perhaps be the bigger question in terms of the prospects on completion. http://www.highfliers.co.uk/download/2016/graduate_market/GMReport16.pdf Not likely to retire until 70 so give a few things a whirl. Get work experience over summer holidays, then internships while at uni then try to make a decision. Likelihood is you will change route 5 or 6 times during your working life anyhow.

This years event is running from May 7th. See: http://www.imperial.ac.uk/be-inspired/festival/

German Prefab Houses - Kraftwork

Since moving from ED I've been going to several new (to me pubs)....and love them. Railway at Tulse hill Tulse Hill Hotel Goldsmiths at Penge Royal Albert at New Cross Sylvan Post Forest Hill Working my way toward Gypsy Hill next...

Bloody Tories! Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DovertheRoad Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > >Did you hear we had our place valued at ?1.5M? > > > I would have thought that was a conservative > valuation for your road.

Do Topics contain nuts? Administrator Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This thread is heading towards the Lounge if it > doesn't get back on topic

It's a great place...the kids doing their High Diving when I'm up there always amaze me. spark67 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I regulary use the pool, and their swim only > membership helps, as I don't really use the gym, > but swim a lot, which saves wasting money on a > more expensive membership > After using the 50 metre pool, it makes any visits > to the Dulwich one seem like a mere paddle. I > always nearly end up watching stuff going on in > the inside courts or the athletics track when I > visit.

Sending you *hugs* *bob* I'm 100% with your school of thought. If that fails, post a tolley* through their letter box and batten down the hatches. I've never had to do that though thankfully. *toaly *Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They are gits. > > You are a nicer person - that's worth something. > To me, anyway. > > > I sound like a bloody hippy..

I play squash there. Courts much better than Dulwich Hamlet. also there seems to be a reprieve: http://www.slp.co.uk/article.cfm?id=116915&headline=Sport%20centre%E2%80%99s%20two-year%20reprieve&sectionIs=news&searchyear=2016

And here was me thinking as TrojanDropper was a condom. Live and learn suppose.

Blimey. Why was I not made aware of this: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1644976,page=4

Just completed the one tree hill circular near seven oaks. Now in The White Rock Inn refueling. Thanks for the website. Easy to follow instructions. Very muddy.

Worth a look: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1617652,1617925#msg-1617925

Yas....The Only Way is Up..

*sideways glance to camera* *raises eyebrow* "yes missus" Michael Palaeologus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I briefly channel hopped through "Lucky Man" and > noted that James Nesbitt is starting to look like > Frankie Howard in his old age.

Looks a bit like a menu, with region of provenance, suggested drinks and price. All served on a slate or chopping board.... DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > miga Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Some programming books like K&R assume > "classic" > > status. What books are you looking to get rid > of > > Fox? > > Here is a selection.. > > > > Publisher Title > Author Original > > Price > > Microsoft Access2000 at a glance > 14.99 > > WROX Begining JavaScript 1020 pages > Paul Wilton 30.99 > > WROX VBScript Programmers Reference > 21.99 > > WROX Excel 2000 VBA > John Green 17.99 > > > Peachit JavaScript for The World Wide Web > Tom Negrino 14.99 > Press > > Osborne C/C++ > Herbert Shildt 17.99 > > SAMS C++ in 24 Hours (CD) > Jesse Liberty 21.99 > > SAMS Java Server Pages in 24 Hours (CD) > > > Apress Begining JSP2 > Peter den Hann 25.00 > > Microsoft Troubleshooting Access Databases > 97-2000 14.99 > > > > DulwichFox

Quite like John The Unicorn. Massive. Busy tonight...upstairs quiet.