Help-Ma-Boab

Does anyone remember the poor soul who suffered from Erectile Dysfunction, and must have googled EDF and ended up on here seeking advice? I think he was very gently dealt with sympathetically, but boy that could have gone anywhere...

When Gingerbeer introduced herself on here - that thread was good. the sharks circled. GB is well and dandy and in USA, Im a FB friend. She was great fun and loved London. Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think woodrot came and went under different > names. Gingerbeer was American and came here on a > temporary basis if I remember correctly.

I saw the thread and thought it was about a giant bouncy castle.

This video captured the day in 2010. Happy (hazy) memories! And Station Master Barry presented some Barry prizes! rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The BBRR should so be bought back.

Marvellous times. I recall that. The woman's champion Barry Runner of 2012. Siduhe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have a few photos and vids from 2012 - the year > we were supposed to take my boss?s daughter to the > Picture Gallery and instead she drank beer, took > on three Marines and mostly beat > them...USA...USA... > > https://melford.smugmug.com/Competitions/BarryBarr > yRoadRace/

2010 was a good run. There was a better video.. Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I never entered because I'm a rubbish drinker and > there's no way I could have made it down the hill > without falling over.

It peaked with 75 "runners" and lots of spectators. Thankfully no serious injuries. Folks moved away and I suppose life got in the way. I will have an enduring memory of an avocado running down Barry Road, and the large spill out of folks from the Clock house onto the road. Fun times, and on paper easier than it actually is to do! Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The BBRR looked all set to become a permanent > fixture on the ED calendar and I loved that it had > the recklessness of something with medieval folk > origins. Why did it stop? Were too many people > sick or injured?

I sneak in. It was all about The Barry Barry Road Race for me back then...

Does anyone else shout "SPLASHDOWN" when having a poo?

Was it a one bedroom or two bedroom flat? Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > civilservant Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Mick Mac Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Great fun. > > > Horses are treated better than any other > animal > > i > > > can think of. > > > > i would love to agree that this is true, but > fear > > that it is not - this is just the latest example > > > http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-43813364 > > But these are not racehorses - one of the examples > in the article is a Shetland pony living in a > flat.

Celtic? Quia Differt Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > malumbu Wrote : > > (surely everyone knows "You'll Never Walk Alone" > was from the musical Carousel) > > ....but does everyone know who the first British > Team were who were purported to have sung it on > the terraces ( be careful of the red herring and > blind alley here ) :)

West Wickham? So good you just left a Ted Rodgers style set of clues. Do I win Dusty bin? Quia Differt Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I KNOW I am missing something but for the life of > me I do not what it is ! lol > > I used to live near Dulwich and moved 35 years ago > to the very edge of South London/North Kent and it > has been fantastic though I still miss the > vitality and stimulation of living in the heart of > London. > > I live within 2 miles of 4 main Towns. Shopping is > good. There are endless Parks,Fields, Woods and > Meadows to enjoy. > > I am near The Blackwall Tunnel and The Dartford > Tunnel and The M25 and only half-hour from Charing > Cross/Trafalgar Square. > > The area is so safe that I never lock my car in my > road or drive and I am going away right now to > Sussex for the weekend and do not even have a lock > on my back door. I am 50 yards from a 192 Acre > Park voted " Best In London" 4 years ago ( it's > nice but it's not! ) > > As I am less than a mile from a London Postal > Code, enjoy the tranquillity of the > Family-friendly Suburbs and am 15 minutes from the > Beautiful Kent Countryside so what point am I > missing ? :)

Gives me the Heber Jeebies flocker spotter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > there is a ghost in heber apparently - not seen I > myself but it was discussed a few years back and > the tale seems to have spanned a few generations > of students from what people were saying. Maybe > not good to mention this to the current cohort as > it seems to have dropped of the rumour radar. > > eta an onsite caretaker who dies in mysterious > circumstances years ago was mentioned as being the > ghost

9 quid and nae chat.That's my monthly routine with the barbers. DovertheRoad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > DovertheRoad Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Well. I took my 3 year old son to Rocket > today > > > (Saturday) and they were great with him. And > > they > > > were very clear on the charging. During the > week > > a > > > kids cut there is now ?14.99 but they have > > decided > > > to charge ?21 for kids on Saturdays.I can > kind > > of > > > understand why as having your biggest taking > > day > > > full of kids would be a 30% revenue drop. So > go > > > during the week. They are nice guys and we > will > > be > > > back! > > > > ?21 for a childs cut on any day of the week is > > frankly ridiculous. I dont care how well off > you > > are, that is shocking for Peckham. > > > > Station barbers is brilliant for both adults > and > > children and has just opended new premises > right > > by the station entrance. > > It's not the cheapest/best value on a Saturday > agreed - especially for a 3 year old. It took > about 15 minutes! But the point is that they now > seem to have a clear charging policy. And I work > weekdays. You pays your money...you takes your > choice. And the Rocket guys were spot on chaps. > > BTW - not a barber but a men's cut at somewhere > like Blue Tit is ?45. But different beast - it's > a head massage, a beer and an hour in the chair, > not 15 mins with some clippers.

Seems legit. Blah Blah Wrote:------------------------------------------------------- > I have not been on this forum before. I have no > connection to those names.

.....and, are you those other previous forum names? Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What are you taiking about Administrator? I have > never been warned about anything? I don't even > know what you are talking about above! I am > reporting Sean of Dulwich now to you for > threatening behaviour. I can send you all of the > pms. You still have not given me a reason for > locking me out of EVERY area of the forum, no good > one anyway. Are you going to lift the block?

Bampots,at the traffic lights. Stop about 3 car lengths from the actual lights. Lights that allow about 2 cars through when green.

You should join forces, an EDF branch. Hook up with Blah Blah et al and protest together. Have fun in the snow... Hope it a good turn out. Forward The Hamlet ue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Really hoping that the weather doesn't put people > off going. > > Please come and support your local football club!

So much butter it drips and leaves a puddle on the plate. Bread. White not toasted. If toasted. White sourdough. 5mm spread of butter all over. Sauce: Red on white bread. Brown on toasted bread. overtheRoad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Toasted bread or not? > > Also if its toasted should it have any butter on > it and if so how much?

I'm panic buying milk and essentials #treacherous

I initially read the thread as Squirrel Proof Readers! Thought we had a live one here...

9" is the crucial bit of detail here. DovertheRoad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When I lived on Landells Road my lounge wall > backed onto our neighbours 1st floor bedroom. Most > nights around 8.30pm they had a fairly noisy > bondage session. I could hear them over the > television- she would shout " Spank me master!" > And " I'm here to serve you" over and over again > and it would culminate with a very noisy orgasm. I > would say that was a 9" wall with plaster. > > Our current place with adjoining hall semis is a > bit better but our poor neighbour can definitely > hear our kids sing / tantrums etc. If you are > doing up the house you could insulate any problem > walls slightly with acoustic board in say the > bedroom. Halls less of an issue.

Relies on finding people who *honestly* love their jobs.

Heartwarming. Oor teens ain't so bad eh. Angelina Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It went well! Too smoothly perhaps? Everyone > happy, midly hungover this morning but all good. > They even left me a G&T!!!! > Best food options were veggie pizzas, olives, > crisps and bananas (!). Alcohol was vodka, glitter > schnapps and fruit cider. Only damage was odd bit > of pizza on the wall......

Serendipity. Trying a few things then realising I wanted a 9 to 5. No weekend and a fairly easy life. Became a careers adviser. trinity37 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes thank you these are really good resources - > NCS I know well, and thanks for Prospects. > > There's still a need for first-person > perspectives, why a job is a good fit for someone > personally. We're trying to get a bit more "from > the horse's mouth", to add to the mix. Schools > do quite well getting speakers in, this is a way > to give them a much wider range (albeit much more > concise). > > What or who made an impression on you as a young > person Help-Ma-Boab? > > > (And apologies all for double-posting - I thought > I'd deleted the former when editing.)