unlurked

Last time I was there,ages ago,there was a bullet shaped hole in the screen. Spoilt the experience.

Its a flea pit. Probably catch fleas and headlice there it's so grubby.

Endless cyclists/cycling threads. Yawn.

Bet that put the wind up the hipster trendies! They'll be more frays coming I tell ye

And which pub/bar will be charging the most for entry/dinner/mulled wine/etc. And the poxy reindeer down LL. Xmas is the epitome of the Matrix you don't know you're in. Enjoy.

Clouds of flies that disperse en masse from dog sh*t on the pavement as you walk past them, and then and they zoom back to their yuk activity 3 seconds later. Note-not a dog sh*t rant, (dogs used to sh*t in the kerbs in the old days), people should look where they tread/train your kids.

feuerberg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Guys, > > Its the Mrs' birthday at the weekend and I have > invited a group of friends over to catch up and i > am looking for somewhere to take them that is kid > friendly on a Sunday. I thought about the Vic but > I'm now pondering on something alittle quainter? > > Any recomendations?? Requirements.. food, drinks, > kid safe, nice.... > > > > Liam Unfortunately the list is endless. *sighs*

All the local politicians coming out the woodwork now - makes me think that an election might be around the corner. To the residents that are genuinely negatively affected by the diversions I hope yot get what you want without transferring the problem to other residents, and 63 users. Also spare a thought for the poor bus drivers, lets hope they are remunerated for any extra time new diversions may take.

Is this a sales pitch along the Closing Down Everything Must Go lines?

Wife

Scam? Foxy

daveybigpotatoes Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Like thousands of others I use the 63 twice a day > and see no reason why we should be inconvenienced > with a reduced service/ having to get on some > ridiculous and no doubt insufficiently large > hopper service between Peckham Rye and FHR due to > a few inconsiderate NIMBYs. Clearly the works need > doing and will result in an overall long term > improvement > Less than six weeks of increased traffic on a > street is hardly a big deal - lots of people live > on narrow roads with busses going past every day. > Most simple answer - continue to ignore the > NIMBYs. Agree.

:-(

If it's true about people purposely parking to stop the buses using that particular route then I wonder how they would feel if there was to be a fatal accident on the forced route?

Dear James, FYI from the M&S thread: I think it's at 9am at Council offices at Tooley St. I wonder why James Barber hasn't asked for the meeting to be moved to a local venue and at a more convenient time as it is such an important issue? I seem to recall he did this for the Great Exhibtion outside seating debacle.

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just seen from the website that appeal is being > heard on 18th September. I think it's at 9am at Council offices at Tooley St. I wonder why James Barber hasn't asked for the meeting to be moved to a more local venue and at a more convenient time as it is such an important issue?? I seem to recall he did this for the Great Exhibition outside seating debacle. Edited for spelling.

So the old party for a soon to be one year old ruse to erect a gazebo in a public park and hog space for adults to party huh?! The Parkies read this forum and will be on alert.

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Who is defensive and uncomfortable? Who? It was a question, a maybe, a possibility, an alternative explanation, a thought

Why should it die a death? Because it made a certain set of posters defensive and uncomfortable? Maybe that was/is the point. Self reflection can be a good thing. We don't always need buoying up, support and validation to know we're right.

IMO this is too little and too late. May as well leave it.

I agree with KK also

Bullying and harrassment whether on-line or not is about the perception of the perceiver. Thats what counts. I would suggest 'chasing' someone around the forum on different threads/demanding answers from posters/posting immediately in response to a particular poster all of the time/belittling posts/joining other clique posters in same behaviour to a poster are all examples that may constitute bullying and a posters perception of being bullied.

An over the top aggressive post because someone has a different opinion than you.

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