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Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wish hats for gentlemen and ladies would have a > revival - something so Celia Johnson about it. Oh, the glamour.

All the best and sincere congratulations to you both.

In 1979, there was a house on sale for ?18,000 in De/D'? Beauvoir Road - but the ?26,000 one on Friern Road, clinched it for my brother-in-law - who was an Islington boy, born and bred. Once he crossed the river and saw the delights of East Dulwich, he was hooked.

SimonM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am pretty sure Dulwich Hospital had no > casualty/A & E dept as recently as the 1980's. I > had dealings with this hospital from the mid 70's > and even then there was a big sign at the gate > warning people of the fact that King's was the > nearest emergency dept. Well, this is where I was taken - as confirmed by my mum and I was given an x-ray, too.

Many years ago, I remember the ambulance taking me to the casualty department of Dulwich Hospital. It was all rather vague and all I can remember is a small room, where I was treated. This was the early 1980's. Has my memory served me well and does anyone else have any memories of our long lost Hospital?

Hold on to your fingers, boys. (tu)

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > fish Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I had a very nice piece of cod on Saturday > > afternoon. Very nice, indeed. Freshly fried > and > > extremely tasty. > > > Hmm Cannibalism :-S My secret is out. What can I say?>:D<

Just caught the 'First Direct' advertisment on tv and I'm sure the guy in the white suit (who,also, played a foreign diplomat in 'The Bill' a few weeks back) used to go jogging in Peckham Park. He used to cross over to the Rye, where the big houses are. Does he still live around here?

BarryRoad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My girlfriend swears by Emily's fish bar's chips, > but neither of us have had the fish there. I had a very nice piece of cod on Saturday afternoon. Very nice, indeed. Freshly fried and extremely tasty.

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Mr Flynn, he of 'The Bill', being driven in a car with his actress partner, on Sunday evening.

Thank you all for your suggestions but my mate Nico has named them, Pereguine, Sabastian and Tarquine.

Not too posh to rob.

Emily's are the tops - Britania, not so good and, as for Sea Cow, hmm?

Good 'ol George Bush and his administration are calling on Turkey to refrain from crossing the boarder into Iraq, to try and flush out the PKK, who have been waging a war of terror for many years. A true example of Do As I Say, Not As I Do?

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A tenner? Jesus! You could get two jars of jam for > that - from the stall on Northcross Road! >:D<

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have to say, I can understand the point about > there being nothing for the kids to do, and can > possibly understand why it may lead them to shop > lift, or do a bit of criminal damage. However, I > can't understand why it would lead them to display > nasty / violent behaviour. Bored or not, that's > just thuggish! Quite so.

snorky Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > hessian sack / brick / canal. (td)

Apparently, the Costcutter staff came under attack by some youths, who had been in the shop and then started throwing things at those inside. Don't know if they were up to no good and got caught out and then came back, but the place was swarming with police. Anyone know what happened?

Costcutter, opposite Dulwich Library, police and young thugs throwing things in to the shop?

My cats equate cat litter tray with poo/wee - and come in from outside to use it. It's like they save it all up, just for me to clean up - that's if you can, actually, get them to go outside. Mind you, it's the foxes who leave their deposits all over the place and the squirrels who like to dig up the garden. But they're all so cute.

fish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Guilty, as charged.(td) Me, myself and I - on another thread.

Guilty, as charged.(td)

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry to hear that Blue, hope you're ok. > It sounds suspiciously like it could be the same > girls; if they're stupid enough to be repeating > their crimes in the same area then let's hope it's > not long before they're caught. Here. Here.

luddite Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > there used also to to be some wild shenanigans > above the old yilmaz kebab restaurant and evil > drug taking .now the very repsectable yilmaz i may > add yes plenty of plods up there and they used to > sell alcohol all night but then i believe thats > still the case in many another shop inlordship > lane What is it with the kebab houses of Lordship Lane?