Help-Ma-Boab

I also never go pole fishing for carp near said pylons for the same reason. *Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Frightening films indeed. > > To this day, I've never flown a kite near to an > electricity pylon whilst wearing flared jeans.

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The little sprinkling of sugar that goes everywhere when you open up a new bag of granulated sugar. Always.

Could coincide with the squash section night out. Digestifs all round.

I had Michael Portillo in the underpass at South Kensington.

What's on section has a regular meet and drinks. Well attended. The Cinema club also, and they are meeting tomorra. I can vouch for them guys. Also see what's on section Edit: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?6,1063027,page=6

London Zoo Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Crikey! Do you think they have customers who > actually buy 36 bananas at the same time?

For me it was when Waitrose delivered too many bananas for my banana tree. Still not quit sure what happened there, but honestly, 36 bananas.

Illuminous cardboard stars, blutacked to the wall behind the bar - 'House Spirits - 75p'

If you AA route plan you can get a route, I'm not a massive driver. You can however park at Imperial College at weekends which is a very short walk to the NHM. ETA: http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/estatesfacilities/services/parking

As I embark on my search for my first flat down South I made the mistake of entering my rough budget into Rightmove and putting in my home postcode in Scotland. Could just about get this! http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-38845354.html

I cant remember the last time I went out drinking with Surfbobby, but then again thats not that unusual when you go out drinking with Surfbobby MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Actually last time I was out with Surfbobby it > took me four days at work before I'd fully > recovered. I also recall climbing onto a roof in > Peckham and drinking bottles of Prosecco under a > railway. > > I suspect The Dulwich Raider would approve.

The Dulwich Raider goes on some interesting walks. I'd start with one of them before progressing onto anything more challenging.

For a novice first time buyer such as myself, how do you judge the value of something, or if it's overpriced. Do you estimate 10% of asking price. Really don't know. I appreciate it's hard to value if you fall in love with a place but any hints appreciated? PM me if it takes this thread off piste. Cheers

Get him a Bullworker...

Capital E and D?. Viewings lined up for Saturday. Once word is out I'm sniffing around the area prices bound to rocket... Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can I just say, the subject line of this thread > needs a capital letter at the beginning and a > question mark at the end. Possibly the most > annoying thing about it so far.

Mortgage approved in principle. 176 to Pppppppenge......

I'm looking at houses/flats in Penge on Saturday. I'm looking forward to it.

Saw people there on Monday, sat at window, drinking coffee. Not sure if that was soft launch or actually open..

I had em. Google fruit fly trap. I set one and it was surprising effective. Bowl, clingfilm, OJ. BOOM..

Im guessing where Kens barber was J...can only be that, or 3 further down where lauderette was. Bseside balfes. Lot work going on Was in refresh rooms last night. Nice job they have done, and an extra loo. remy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Where is this beer and hot sauce place going to > be?

From the Zebra crossing thread: "The answer to that is no help-ma-Boab. Im not going that way.im going the shortest route possible to save my childrens little legs from walking further than they have to" Salsaboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes but they wouldn't want little Johhny to waddle > his fat arse any further than he has too. > > Pickle Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > It never ceases to amaze me that people who > drive > > to the school seem intent on parking right > > outside. A couple of blocks down the road and > > there are heaps of parking spaces.

Strafer summed me up rather nicely during the opening of The 2012 Olympics I seem the remember...

Junior Cat. Rockin a Romper since 1972...

Wondered what Hop, Burns & Black was. Surely not a firm of solicitors. Quick google reveals something far more interesting: