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Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Actress was a joke, because of The Bishop. > > It wasn't a serious suggestion - I think :) I'm not sure, Sue... is Scott desperately scratching around for names? or did I miss his publican sarcastic wit? scott Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So, somebody else suggested it, on this very > forum. How about The Uplands becomes The Actress ? > For those who missed the earlier posts, there > would then be The Bishop & The Actress.... The Actress is a terrible name for a pub. Call it The Big Bad Wolf.

ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > SteveT Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Go straight down to asda they are selling new > > bikes with 18 gears and centre pull brakes for > > ?50. > > Not top quality, be a bit wary. There was a bit of > a scream up about these a few weeks ago iirc? You get what you pay for. Not worth wasting your hard-earned on a ?50 bicycle shaped object, IMVHO.

Peado clowns. Lots of them. Might have been before you left town but if you've got kids, best to watch out anyway.

scott Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So, somebody else suggested it, on this very > forum. How about The Uplands becomes The Actress ? > For those who missed the earlier posts, there > would then be The Bishop & The Actress.... I'm not at all keen on 'The Actress'. It sounds quite pretentious and a bit, well, crap.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Or it's "The People's Princess"...... Hmmmm, I believe Louisa is alive and well and living in East Dulwich.

legalalien Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Horsebox - I think the N Dulwich machine is now > fixed - saw them installing the new one on the > 30th.... Ooh, thanks legalalien. I must had turned up after they bad installed but before it was online. Will check back tonight.

Glad to see you haven't changed too much over the years, Mr. Minty!

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm getting tired of pointing out that "Pikey" is > an offensive word to use about other people. You should stop pointing it out then.

Hello Barry, Are you responsible North Dulwich station as well? I bought tickets via the trainline.com and was obliged to choose a station to collect them from (machine only). I elected N Dulwich but when I went to collect them on Tuesday 30th March, the ticket was out of service. I called the Southern helpline to report this and to seek advice, but was told that it wasn't their problem and that I should contact thetrainline.com for a refund. Fortunately I've got a bit of time before I do actually travel but I will need my tickets at some point in the near future. Will the machine be fixed any time soon? What would have happened if I was due to travel there and then and was unable to collect my paid for ticket? Thanks. (Edited for clarity and explanation of first edit)

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What does a "well to do" parent look like in > regards to ED and its charity shops? Does it > matter what kind of person has a rumage? Oh c'mon Kel! You know the answer to this: Well to do parent: 'technical' Fleece, slightly baggy Fat Face Jeans (too long, down trodden and worn at the ankle), 4x4 buggy, White Stuff Gilet) Pikey parent: (Insert generic dirty-faced stereotype here). *All bag rummagers are equal when it comes to chances on 'The Jackpot'.* (Edited twice - 1st as tags caused havoc (hope it makes sense now, Sue), 2nd as no explanation for 1st edit given).

Happy Easter, Wolfie.

Take a plentiful supply of condoms.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh, I just can't wait for tomorrow...... It's opening tomorrow? That was quick.

2/10. Not the best. One point for mention of Foxtons, another for using 'organic'. Otherwise a very poor show.

I'd be surprised if anyone from Southern is willing to discuss this with you over the phone or until a decision to prosecute or not is made. Why would they? They deal with hundreds of fare dodgers a week, will have heard all the excuses and sob stories before and wont view your case as any different to the rest, especially as, in their eyes, you were caught red-handed tring to slip through the barrier behind a fare paying passenger. Good luck with whatever happens, though, and please keep us informed on the outcome.

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Horsebox > > Silly old Nag, stumbled at the first > > Then flat into the turf ( nose down ) for the > second > > Shall I put the bolt in now ? > > * scrolls up vets number * > > > Blimey, if this "F-Artful" is the BBW then I'm > blinking Einstein E= mc2 mate > > Stick to "Kerplunk" or whatever that silly old > throwing game is you play > > *presses green call button* > > > "Eeeeee aaaaaaaaawwwwW...Buckaroo that's the game > isn't it .?" > > > "Hello Mr Chum the vet...yes W**F here, oh the > family is just fine but I have a job for you... " > > *spits toothpick to the floor* > > > > W**F > > * drives off in the back of black limo, smoke > drifts from the back tires * You are the bastard son of Tony London Suburbs and I claim my ?5.

TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is BBW back - how exciting, can't wait to meet him More of an Urban fox than an EDF sugar daddy. Or so I've heard. BBW in 25 posts. Well done, you.

Hi Wolfie.

Does 'Waitrose in East Dulwich' qualify as an internet meme?

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > (From the > www.wikihow.com/Stay-in-a-Buddhist-Temple link) > * How to Fight for Women's Rights in the > Workplace The Internet is no place for this sort of tripe! Frankly, I'm disappointed with you, *Bob*.

MitchK Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If it happens it will brilliant and we would be > another step closer to being more like Northcote > Road. LOL. Is there some sort of collective aspirational movement to become more like Northcote Road? WHY WASN'T I INFORMED?

tiger ranks Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > for all the posh toffs of se22 Good riddance to the common working class, I say. Not a moment too soon.

There's a plaque on the building above Plough DIY.

Bobbaz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 185 bus Fail.

mothernature Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nice to see the forum is condoning insurance fraud 'The Forum' is condoning nothing. One person made a throwaway comment, probably in jest. The Forum is many things powerful and almighty but a fraudster it is not, mothernature.