Mark

I guess it's more "The view of our windows", here's a panorama of the view from Dawsons Heights, with East Dulwich in the foreground. on New Years Day . Here's a link to a larger 3.5Mb version, it's compressed at 40% jpg to keep the file size down so the quality's not brilliant but you can still see your bedroom window. Maybe. And you can see the Dome, Wembley stadium, the wheel, Earls Court, St Pauls etc, it really is worth going up there on a clear day. [edited once]

Hi Barry When pre-pay comes into effect at East Dulwich and Peckham Rye rail stations in a couple of weeks there will be an increase in passenger numbers, so will there be Oyster Top-up machines installed at those stations to help? I believe there aren't any at either stations at the moment so users can't top-up their pre-pay cards at all at the stations. And thank you for everything you and your teams have done this year and have a very Merry Christmas. Mark

No buses are currently travelling up or down Denmark Hill, it's too icy and dangerous. I just had to jump off a bus on Walworth Road and walk back.

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Imagine a world without trolls. Postcards from Admin I expect...

Curly Who created God?

Here's the most useless "Sorry you were out" document ever. We had it through the door last week, there's 4 flats here and we don't even live at 51 (or is it 81?) [edited once]

http://telugu.galatta.com/control/admin/image/1211200943843PMarya_2.jpg Popular South Indian actor Arya celebrates his 29th birthday today

I'll second paulino on that

Y'man Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Too many faceless people hiding behind > too many personae spouting too much abuse. It's > no wonder people are leaving, they're growing up! An online forum, by name, is a place of faceless people. People not agreeing with your opinions does not mean they are being abusive to you, however if there is abuse going on report that user to the management (see the "Report This Message" link under every message) and they will be dealt with appropriately.

18) wedding lists

x) comb overs http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_ax5ZIdFoW1U/StP5mcywr3I/AAAAAAAAbjM/F6NHDF34kLs/s400/bald-hairstyle-bad-13.jpg

2) starting a thread and hoping that people will follow on the format

hey, hang on, maybe he's just a victim of today's society? Only joking, save up all your phlemmy greenies in a small plastic bag then when you see him next pour them down his back. And make sure you film it and put it on youtube for his mates to see.

silverfox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- ... and badly handled by their superiors. And that's the point, I agree that it's too easy to bash the church because of a few wrong 'uns, but the doctors and nurses mentioned above were dealt with swiftly when found out by their superiors. They were struck off, they're in jail, they ain't doing it again because their superiors knew it was wrong and acted properly, unlike the Catholic church. The medical profession acted in the correct manner, had they not the workers in that profession would have caused an uproar, Catholics seem to have a lackadaisical attitude to superiors in the church abusing children. If someone in one of the social/professional groups I belong to did something exceptionally wrong I would expect action to be taken against them. An organisation with such power and influence should lead by example, currently the example is that saying sorry for the the crimes committed is enough (confession?). You and I know that steps can be taken to ensure they does not happen again but for some reason the church are not taking proactive action, expressing sorrow after a report is published is a bit lame if you ask me. What does the pope have to say about such a serious issue? Does he even know about it? [edited once]

It's not an issue, to be honest I don't know what hashing a tag means.

I'm assuming the East Dulwich and/or SE22 tag is being used already?

Check to see how long the underpinning's guaranteed for, it maybe quite a while (ours is guaranteed for 25 years).

HAL if you have issues with the moderators and you can't sort it out properly then please send a PM to Admin or me. I'd rather you did that than stir up problems by bringing their moderation into question to win argument points. Between you and me I'm actually getting a bit tired of unfounded accusations about the forum (and the team that run it) at the moment. Please give it a break.

Ladymuck Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > do you have any objection to my posting BBW's email address here? Yes, if people want it they can PM you.

So are some people here saying that messages wanting someone (in the public eye) to be beaten to death and gang raping their dad is socially acceptable? Oh, and let's not forget spoon feeding them cold sick whilst it's done. Personally I'd rather not read that on a forum about East Dulwich, a sicko forum maybe, but not on here. [edited once]

I saw it and BBW was just using the "right to reply" premise as a trojan horse to post a few personal digs at people on the site. I know he was told to come back in the new year but pulling a stunt like that won't go down well with Admin. Please don't post it again anyone, I'd rather this episode was laid to rest.

If your email syste's not working then best send a PM to Administrator (not Admin), that will get through to him/her.

Which police station should they contact? Do you have a contact name, number and reference number as it would make it easier for people to get straight through to the right person.

I don't miss their posts and I also agree that ianeasy's post does speak for quite a few people, when I speak to people in real life about the forum they've expressed the same opinion. I understand Admin's especially pleased because the number of reported messages has reduced significantly.

Take the car registration number, description of the car and the men then call the police. Try calling Southwark police on 0300 123 1212 or Peckham police 0300 123 1212 (24 hrs) or failing that call 999. [edited once]