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Am I banished to the naughty step?

What's with this Forum and James Nesbitt?

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Could be a whole new thread that. ?Seen anyone > famous from East Dulwich, somewhere else?? At Peckham Job Centre?

fish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The actor Richard Grieve, who plays Jonny Foster > in Emmerdale and is Paul Lambert's civil partner, > was causing a bit of a stir in Sainsbury's this > morning. That's why he's been lurking down these parts, stocking up on home wares - he's been axed from Emmerdale.

jumpinjackflash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A few ED references, was spotted in an ED pub > apparently by a MySpace user but my work computer > policy prohibits access to MySpace, Facebook etc.. > > > Anyway, can't be bothered to investigate further! > > Richard Armitage (Robin Hood and The Vicar of > Dibley's husband) goes to the Hamlet's Gym if > that's of any interest! Of any interest - probably to half the female population of the U.K. :))

mightyroar Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 'we haven't had our dinner' I stand corrected and, as Hylda Baker would have said - "He knows you know". Or, have I got this one wrong too?

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Haven't seen Patrick Kielty on our screens > recently. Just a thought. Nice. >:D<

atila the gooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You're nicked - The Sweeney And, "We're the Sweeney and we haven't had any dinner".

Hello, good evening and welcome. Get well soon.

MarsAttacks Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Had to laugh, I didn't even realise there was a > West Dulwich forum aswell! it seems to me they are > feeling slightly inadequate, it may be because it > is not as busy and popular a site as this one! >:D<

Oh, but it were Phillip Glenister. How cool would that be?

Basics = Bira/Beer, Viski/Whiskey, Sis Kebab/Shish Kebab, Mersi/Thank you. Banka/Bank, Doktor/Doctor, Telefon/Telephone, Taksi/Taxi - and many more words that derive from English,French, German, Swedish etc. And yes, the tutor at Southwark College is excellent. Good luck and happy holidays.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Book 'em, Danno - Hawaii 5 O Classic.>:D<

"Who loves you baby", Kojak.

"I love it when a plan comes together" - Hannibal, The A Team.

In 1909, a member of the Women's Freedom League (Mrs Moore of East Dulwich) warned the Metropolitan Police that some women had been polishing up their pistol skills and intended to take a shot at Prime Minister Herbert Asquith, a firm opponent of female suffrage.

It is so frustrating watching those seductive M&S food adverts and not being able to indulge locally. ;-)

spadetownboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > now that sean and mm are all loved up,can we > please stop referring to boris as bj, its > conjuring up some pretty nasty images for me. (td)(tu)

Saw the actress Serena Evans ( The Thin Blue Line).

Hello, Happy Easter and welcome to the house of fun. Enjoy.

So sorry to hear the news about your cat.

The Appeal Court has refused to recognise an "over the telephone" Muslim marriage, between an autistic British man (who functions at the level of a three year old and is said to be highly suggestible) and a woman in Bangladesh, he has never met. The wedding, under Sharia law, would have enabled his new wife to get a visa and join him in this country. Now, I've heard everything.

PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Saw a bloke what used to be in the Bill when it > was good, recently in the Clockhouse. Can't > remember which one. Most of them probably. Is he the one who killed himself (in The Bill) and used to be in Eastenders? See him jogging in Peckham Park and crossing over the Rye, towards The Clockhouse.

Herb Miller, fellow band member and brother of Glen Miller, used to live on Friern Road with his son who, still, tours the country with his swing band.

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > R MPs poor then... I mean they have to seek > assistance in paying to furnish their much need > 2nd homes...??? Quite so.