Spartacus

Sadly mumbles , I think Gethsemane's parents would tell us all to pee pee off

There was a very lovely science fiction book written based partially on the concept of a totalitarian state where everything was banned , the anti sex league were against joy, thought police watched your every move and history was rewritten on a daily basis. There was another one written where books were banned and burned to stop dangerous ideas and unhappy concepts. Are we advocates of this sort of future for the citizens of East Dulwich ? Guy Montag and Winston Smith may disagree with banning things !

He's lucky he got that and shouldn't be complaining, if you saw an 11 year old out on the streets begging you would call social services and get him taken away from his parents, yet as part of this commercialisation of an American tradition (trick or treating nor Halloween) you turn a blind eye to him going from door to door begging for "candy" (again an Americanism) Epic fail Bob in the concept of your thread as you are accepting and trying to gain acceptance to your son being a beggar How long before he is outside the station asking "any spare change guv for a cup of tea and a heroin fix" ? 1/10

Have you tried Barry's ? They often have Halloween bits

There's a news story on eve BBC today that claims they hope to be flying the 737 Max again in the new year after the two fatal crashes including the air lion one last year. I have to admit that regardless of the fixes they have made I would be very reluctant to fly in one. How do other people feel?

I would like to see a shop dedicated to foxy bating and hunting ... .... but that's what the EDF is really for !

Sadly it means other suppliers will still supply them and also get bigger profits as a result

There are two things here 1. Taking away the choice from the consumer who may vote with their feet 2. Some people give themselves a spending limit per day / week / month which is easier to track with cash as once it's gone you can't spend anymore but with card unless you check your balance carefully you can easily overspend It's all about serving the customer not the business as the old adage of "the customer is always right" seems to have been forgotten by so many businesses

And big brother can track everything and every where you spend .... be afraid be very afraid

monica Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Waitrose is opening up on Lordship lane, next door > to Superdrug. Its the old William hill store. There goes the area Before we know it chains like cafe Nero will move in and the lane will be doomed all doomed

Call the police on 999 if you think it's dangerous to other road users and pedestrians

cella Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you seriously need it explaining..... Yes please Do explain after all it's not serious but a play on words from another post

UK gardeners 'punished by quiet green tax' for kerbside collections - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-49085346

I keep on walking past a commercial rubbish bin on upland road that's full of festering rubbish and doesn't look like its been emptied in ages. Today I saw a rat underneath it. Can anyone help trace which business it belongs to so that they can arrange to get it emptied and removed?

I suspect if you collect 100 of the steak pie toys you can claim that you "had all the pies" Ridiculous promotion, didn't Marks see the whole plastic planet issue. Guess they don't really care about their environmental friendly footprint Let's hope that they get the same treatment that McDonald's did when they produced plastic toys and people send them back to head office for recycling

The East Dulwich wardens proudly show off their new uniforms before looking for garden waste infringements But are unsure if their new bikes would be useful now the CPZ wasn't going ahead

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July the 4th is not a British celebration Please don't launch fireworks at 10pm Thank you

Elephant pizza ? Wow that's going to be massive with the foodies !

It will either thrive or fail, if the owners have done their research right and the offering is good or better than what's here it will thrive , but judging it before it has a chance is just typical of forum users. I sometimes feel you all would be happy when all local businesses have failed and you can whine about the empty derelict high street and what can we do to attract shops back !

A classic example of trolling there Sue Congratulations on putting someone's business down I applaud you for stopping this modern day blight of new businesses opening up and stopping shops being empty. Keep up the good work. 😂

nxjen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Agree totally about the shopfront, it?s so fake > and ugly. Puts me off going through the door. Never judge a book by its cover !

James Tomorrow is blue bin day for some of those who were missed two weeks ago If tomorrow they aren't collected (again) then your offer makes sense

Clowns are part of a cult I think

Coxis