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David Carnell, I never said it was a conspiracy. And how can one be semi-anonymous? Only the moderators know who they are? Sean, your posting about really was a comma ever more needed came across as smug to me. I can think of more urgent cases. You're not that important, although your ego is growing to be nearly the size of a planet. What exactly happens when one is moderated? Does one get sent any semi-anonymous PM (whatever that is)?

LuLu Too Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > For the love of God, Davy, please keep your shirt > on. > Why do men do this? A bit of sun and it's moobs > out. > It's a major faux pas that blokes make every > summer. > In fact, a friend & I were discussing this very > topic in the park on Saturday - the rather > unpleasant sight of the unbuff gentlemen of the > parish going topless - not a good look. > So, simple rules really - on the beach, in your > garden and at a push whilst sunbathing in the > park, it is OK. > Running with your shirt off is an absolute no no. > It will not win you a big bottomed babe. Well said.

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > cate Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I am quoting signs often seen in shops in the > > United States.........who wants a person's > sweat > > dripping all over the place? > > > Yeah the US ,that bastion of good taste, still > obese lardarses in supa size sports wear always > welcome > > > W**F Service and manners are usually far superior in shops there. Bastion of good taste? - aren't you talking about yourself dogger guy?

matthew123 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > cate Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I am quoting signs often seen in shops in the > > United States.........who wants a person's > sweat > > dripping all over the place? > > Dripping sweat on a shop floor is completely > different to the pavement - hence why when it does > not say on the Welcome to East Dulwich sign, > 'remember to mop your brow on a hot day' What about dripping on passersby, buggies and picnic food?

I am quoting signs often seen in shops in the United States.........who wants a person's sweat dripping all over the place?

No shirt, no shoes, no service.

How long do you think it has been closed for? Always closed Mondays and when the owner goes to dog shows which could be anytime.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > good point well made > > > > simple typo I know, but really, was a comma ever > more needed? Why is your posting so smug Sean? I don't even understand the smoke and mirrors part. Must be an in joke??

If you haven't tried the low GI loaf sold by Ayres it's worth the trip to Nunhead to get one. Lovely and chewy. Vince, can you say what is in it?

Sounds very depressing Mrs TP. They probably won't be open long in that case.

I don't have a particular personal gripe. I merely was interested to know how many there were and who they were. It seems odd to have a moderator who is a frequent poster, ie. Sean.

But are you one person or many? Why won't you give your name or those of the moderators? It was mentioned on here that Sean is one.

Do you have a name Administrator? And what about the moderators?

Who are the administrators and moderators on this forum?

It could be that the keys were 'fished' from the hallway through the letterbox. It happened to a friend of mine, although not in this area. Do not leave your keys near the door or in the hallway.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > thebeard Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > If he was just an innocent bystander then it is > > awful that he has been stabbed, but I find it > very > > hard to believe someone would be attacked if > they > > were just minding their own business. > > I don't agree. Groups/gangs of kids can hassle and > insult other kids who are just minding their own > business - it happens all the time. Sometimes > teenage boys can't help themselves, and react > rather than walking away... and it escalates from > there. That's what I meant by try telling that to Ben Kinsella's parents. But you said it better Jeremy.

The Beard, try saying that to Ben Kinsella's parents.

And Peckham is easier to say than Dulwich. I get people saying East Dullwitch? all the time.

Moos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I take great pleasure in telling people I live in > Peckham, and watching their faces. Do you tell them 'well there's Peckham, Peckham and Peckham" and then explain the difference, esp the part about the Bellenden Conservation Area! Or the Goose Green Triangle. Is there any other estate agent lingo I've forgotten?

I make sure they know it is in Zone 2 and everyone seems really shocked.

Walker Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi > > Due to popular demand, the new bar 'BOHO' on > Lordship Lane will be open during the day and > serving Sushi ! > > Grand opening Sat 20th June (evening only) > First day opening: Monday 22nd June > > www.boho-bar.com Does this mean it's like an open house? What time? Sample food? More info please.

Had lunch in Le Pain Quotidien and they levied a service charge. I asked the waitress if she got the entire amount and she said, no, only 20% of it. So I made them deduct the charge and gave the amount to the waitress. The Herne also levies a charge but haven't asked if the server gets all of it. Will do now, or does anyone know?

I've been in there at lunchtimes and it hasn't been full. The OP said it wasn't full when she was in there.

Could you see a solicitor and see if you can get an injunction to get her to stay away from you? Does she have a probation officer?

Haven't tried the Frog on the Green ones but will. Anyone try the ones in the Gowlett?