Millhaven

Shut up you idiots.

...live in East Dulwich? Sure I saw her yesterday.

Don't think ducks can read. Not sure about dogs either.

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In the biz section. Rice entitlement. > > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?3 > 0,1383916 She could have made herself look equally foolish in a far shorter rant.

vgrant Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > the Ingerlish are just germans who cant handle > their beer Us? Like the Bosch? I've a good mind to set the hounds on you, sah.

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Rich near neighbours are fair game I reckon unless > they live in caravans and can't lay tarmac lol

God damn f*cking boundary!

The Flying Pig is a winning pub? Cripes! Scrub that and go straight to the Gowlett.

Depends on context and to whom you are using the terms I suppose. Some people just see it as harmless 'banter'. While others of course get hot under the collar about anything remotely xenophobic or negative.

Yes, like a lot of reality shows even the watchable ones become a tad tiresome. Not watched it in two or three years.

No, not with me but the tv series. They are looking for south-east Londoners. SOUTH-EAST LONDON! Could you cook your way to ?1K?! Email [email protected] oh go on, you know you want to really.

Damn. Missed it again.

Arsenal you say?! ugh...worse than being Quo fan. Deserves everything he gets.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not sure he's gonna miss the wife, Mick Mac, but > he'll be gutted about the rest. hmm..I'm not so sure. Maybe he replaced the wife. So he no longer needs the porn. Nor does he need to spend long periods of the weekend on a golf course. Or drown out his former missus's nagging with his Status Quo collection.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I see the builder who went on a racist rant in the > businesses section seems to have deleted his post! Damn! I need to alerted to these posts far quicker.

Wouldn't have minded a quick gander at the vinyl collection.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wonder what happened to King Dong?.. I think he shuffled off this mortal coil many years ago. *insert coffin lid gag here*

The seller's name sounds like a porn star's.

Jocky Wrote: --------------------------------------------- > The Disc Jockey man playing soul 45"s hadn't heard > of The King - Curtis Mayfield though....which was > a tad concerning. Should have all his equipment confiscated.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I > > The point I'm making here is not that such > discrimination was not around in East Dulwich 20 > years ago > but I certainly was not part of it. As inferred > above. > > However he was not the type of people I was > referring to. I was referring the prats that after > > drinking 2 Jaeger Bombs think they can fight the > world and then go out and kick wing wing mirrors > off > of half a dozen cars. 'I'm the f****** kiddie > brigade.' > > That wasn't around 20+ years ago. > > Foxy. Jaeger bombs may have not been about 20+ years ago but random acts of alcohol fuelled violence and vandalism have been here forever.

I didn't know Plusnet were owned by BT.

Who is going to tell her?

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's reminiscing and there's harking back to > the 'good old days' > > I like reminiscing...I'll leave useless, sad, > harking back to the idiots of UKIP and the w*nkers > of the BNP Well said, quids.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 20+ years ago there was still a real sense of > community. > That has gone and I feel the likes of which will > never be seen in these parts again. A sense of community is still here, it is just that it has changed and you don't feel included anymore. I'm an archetypical Londoner. One of those that doesn't actually make the first move when it comes to social discourse with my neighbours or strangers. However, when I had to knock on a few doors leafleting (re: temporarily lost pet) I found that there is very much a community and most were very friendly. I think we can sometimes make an insular world for ourselves by thinking that everything has changed and only for the worse.

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wow, this is a shocking revelation. I always > wondered what existed in those fabled lands beyond > the M25. It's a myth. The only thing that exists beyond the M25 is smog. oh and the dragons of course.