Jah Lush

Which reminds me.

Arf arf! Good work RD.

He was a lovely bloke and a great guitarist and entertainer. Lost his battle with the bottle about 15 years ago. RIP Steve.

Community before profit. http://www.brixtonbuzz.com/2015/04/reclaim-brixton-sees-thousands-gather-in-windrush-square-to-make-a-stand-against-increasing-gentrification/

Facking hypocritical Coont.

No I've had an awful day points wise. Computer doing me head in. Oh! that's two more points than I predicted today. I'm doomed.

Thanks.

Margate away on Thursday night.

Could someone give me our mini league pin number please?

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- The criticism that really pissed me off was an article in Guardian > and the comments thereafter which reinforced my > prejudices totally on what a bunch of Cooonts > their readership largely is....my good friends on > here who read that rag excepted, natch. But YOU read it in The Guardian and the only person who seems to be moaning is you.

Get the Socialist Worker for him, Mick. Much more up his strasse.

That's a deliberate handball if ever I've seen one.

As much as I hate to see any pub close its doors I can't see that type of establishment working on that side of Peckham. I don't think it is ready for it yet. I seriously hope I'm wrong of course and I wish them luck.

I like numbers idea though my preference would be a device that turns water into wine. Hmmm.... a nice Chateau Margeaux '61 would do very nicely indeed.

Hmmm... this sounds like an opportunity for a bit of fun. I.e going down the pub in disguise. I could be persuaded. Is there a fee involved?

Great article that will have the Arsenal fans drooling. I may be a Spurs fan and dislike the Gooners intensely but that doesn't stop my from having enormous admiration for Arsene Wenger. http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/apr/21/arsene-wenger-arsenal-the-martyr-of-islington

I have a soft spot for Dulwich Park as it brings back so many memories of when I was growing up from a child to a teenager and beyond. Some of my parents ashes are scattered there. I walked through it last week and I have to say these days I find it rather dull in comparison to Peckham Rye, which I walked across on Saturday. Peckham Rye is a glorious space, especially on a sunny day. We are also very fortunate to have Horniman's Gardens nearby too, though much smaller than the other two it is still a very pleasant setting to sit quietly in the sun and read a good book during the week when most people are at work and the kids are at school.

Yes, but who's going to pay for it?

Yeah Flex is great but Stateless even better.

He is a top club though. Happens a lot these days. Kids who think they've made it when they've only been in the first team five minutes. Too much money in the game. I think he's holding out for bigger wages because his agent has told him to. With the new TV money everybody will be on silly money soon (as if they're not already) and he's just the first of a lot of players who'll be doing the same when their contracts are up for renewal.

Reid's was the one just off Rye Lane. I loved that shop. The Reggae Shack in the arcade too.

I love you *Bob*. x

Hmmm... I've been tipping Arsenal to win the FA Cup for most of the season and now I'm in the final with a Gooner I'm not sure I want that to happen. Come on Villa.

Yeah, Spandau Ballet are shit.