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Do you think he is lying? It's his family that are running it.

hibbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > OK I have several pairs of Fit-flops and whilst > they have made absolutely no difference to my > appearance they are THE most comfortable pair of > flip flop/sandals/shoes I have every worn...so > from a comfort point of view I would definitely > recommend buying them. I have 4 pairs. They are great at relieving lower back pain, hip pain and any pain in the foot area. I know lots of people with Fitflops and they all say the same. They are more comfortable than bare feet and particularly good if you have to stand up a lot, cooking or whatever.

Chap in the Cheese Block confirmed to me that Chopsticks is turning into a South Indian vegetarian restaurant.

Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Peggy Lee, Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, Caravan, Beatles, Carpenters, Beach Boys, and Motown.

Your post was totally unnecessary James. And not funny either.

You could also go to the Melange chocolate shop in Bellenden Road. Only a short walk from ED station. Isabelle, the owner is charming and you can taste her homemade chocolates and then buy some. She is also offering ice cream and sorbets, coffee and hot chocolate and you can sit outside

Tea tea ointment or maybe bio-oil.

DeptfordDiva Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Boomerang, by the sound of it your cat isn't > neutered either, thats why he's hanging round your > place - the best way for you to be rid of him is > to neuter yours, no point in him visiting then. I had a neutered male (he had been neutered since young) who was terrorised by a local tom. It was dreadful to see. The tom would chase my cat in from the back garden and up the stairs, then the tom would grab him and bite him. Eventually he disappeared. It was a very traumatic time. I sympathise.

reetpetite Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Me too I love dogs and know many responsible > owners ,just cant stand people who blatently > ignore the no dogs sign especially when they know > these areas are used by children. The whole park is used by children, not just that area. In my opinion, the fences are far too low to stop dogs going in. They should have made them higher. The signs saying no dogs are actually not enforceable, they are merely put there in the hope that you keep dogs out. Like polite notice signs.

jim_the_chin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bellenden: 'South Camberwell' 3rd pic in > > http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_pictures/8158385.stm There is also a picture of somewhere else in East Dulwich, but doesn't say which street. Very cute picture.

Fuschia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > quickbrownfox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Loving the summary - thanks. > > > > I am going to add: > > > > http://www.coramsfields.org/ > > > If you go early in the morning, you can be > back in > > East Dulwich by nap time. > > What's the best bus? Or if you do the Covent Garden thing first you can get the 176 to the Strand/Aldwych.

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Agreed. > Thanks to Daizie for bringing this to our > attention. > > (If it actually happened) Agreed. I do hope it wasn't made up Daizie. Does anyone recognize the description of the school uniform?

What a scary experience. You could have come to serious harm. They were a pack. Anybody who says don't worry about it is more bonkers than the perpetrator. It is a crime and the police now take things like that more seriously than they used to. Something similar happened to me once, a few years ago, in a woods (not Peckham Rye Park), but it was one person only. I didn't have my mobile with me. I found a woman who did and she called the police and within about 5 minutes there were loads of cops and a helicopter circling overhead. Sadly they didn't catch him. I believe it is now thought that flashers can go on to commit more serious sexual crimes.

Dog about Town is definitely open today.

She has been rather ill and has been recuperating. Heard she was doing some baking from home for Jack's.

It depends on the cat. I had one go missing once - she had been spayed - and she only went to the next street and was found in someone's garden. I had put up notices and they called me. After that she never disappeared again except to go to a neighbour's two doors down to visit when I was at work. Some cats are more inquisitive than others. They are more likely to get injured at night by traffic. Usually you keep cats in for a couple of weeks after moving in and hope everything works out after that.

They go hunting, usually at night. If they are unneutered they go looking for romance. Get your cats neutered and keep them in at night

Went there a couple of days ago. The awning wasn't down so it looked as if it was closed from a distance but that is because of scaffolding outside. They always close during the holidays and for a couple of weeks during the summer. But their food is lovely. I hope Fi comes back soon.

It has been mentioned on the BBC London traffic reports. Fire in Camberwell in block of flats.......

Where is the Prince Albert?

I was only joking about the pay. Now having been made aware of harassment I think it takes a certain amount of courage to both post and moderate.

I wouldn't want to live anywhere too near a pub if you value your sleep. I would also nix living near a fast food restaurant, or any restaurant for that matter. Garbage equals more rats. Also check out the street beforehand to see if it is a cut through with speed bumps if you would be sleeping at the front of the house. The roads off Coplestone and Oglander are good. Everthorpe, Danby, Muschamp, Marsden.....but they are not strictly SE22. But they are close to ED station and a quick walk to Peckham Rye. Or you could go further into Peckham, off Bellenden Road going to PR station.

Perhaps the moderators shouldn't moderate under their names now.

So, in order not to be stalked or threatened the moderators moderate under the title Admin? But that was not the case in the past if someone was harassed. Hope the pay rate is good for the moderators!

Thanks for clearing that up Sean. No beef, don't be so vain. No one has answered my question about what happens when one is moderated!