unlurked

What a bad idea-lets make the fat kids even fatter. Duh.

Get a grip

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Otta Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Pie N Mash, that's what we need, pie and bloody > > mash!!!!! > > Goddard's the sadly missed pie and mash in > Greenwich has reopened There is a Goddards and a Manzies 10mins up the road both on Deptford High St

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Unlurked you're being obtuse now. Lol. This from the lib dem CPZ Cllr! Ok JB.

Another 'rubbish shops' thread?!

East of Dulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Which White Horse are you talking about. Is this a > pub in East Dulwich that I've somehow managed to > miss all these years? Or a traditional name for a > pub that goes under another one? The one in SE15, Nigel Rd I think. Presumed was allowed as the amount of cr ap spouted about Fr(W)anks, Bellend Rd etc.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Unlurked you're being obtuse now. Lol. High praise indeed from the CPZ Cllr!

Probably the hobby bobbies, not prop cops?

Bring back the Mag of yore

Rough areas

We all know that takeaways never taste the same as eat ins . . .

The notice boards at entrances provide a number to call if one is so careless to get ones self locked in. Oh, wait, what if no mobile. . .lets provide free phones. Sheesh.

Was in Patch other day for pint, apart from a very uneven floor surface, and dining area 'hidden' by a blanket not a lot has changed. My guess for lack of engagement from Patch is false/misleading claims.

Don't forget Paine & Hunter for good service, plus the White Horse PH. Bad service at Bishop.

Burkha and shades

How do people remember all of their pins?

Err....for not being intimidated.

Are Clarkes those small mini coaches?

James Barber Wrote: --------------------------------------------------- > Hi unlurked, > But I'm assuming she;s an East Dulwich resident. > Also it raises the general principle of how we > sign changes in opening times for parks and what > the procedure is for people getting locked inside > any Southwark park. Its a non issue, James, don't make it one because of someones own mistake. Talk about nannying! And what about the hard of hearing, should we have flashing lights, oh wait, what about the deaf and blind, etc

Go on the Fox!

Eliz - Just because you were so careless, and you did not check closing times does not mean the system has to change and you shouldn't be asking for it. It has worked well for years. Besides the park is not in ED ward. Try checking next time.

I'd heard that for the last few days, peckham gangs have been wearing those 'Scream' face masks, ( from the film), to hide their faces while committing robberies and muggings around Halloween.

Friendliest service award has to go to Emilys Fish & Chip shop on NorthX.

If the police did their job then kits wouldn't be needed, and that is regardless of cuts. Never any resource issue looking after G8 e.g.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi unlurked, > For the obvious reason burglers will soon realise > if people generally don't apply the property > marking and the stickers then become meaningless. > > Fascinating article I read that almost all > criminals don't even know the likely punishment if > they get caught. Thanks James, point taken. But if theives do not know what the punishment for their crimes are then why would we expect them to know what the stickers etc mean? Or why would they not see the stickers as a means of identifying houses with potentially high value items to be robbed as the owner has gone to the trouble of using the kit?