Tony.London Suburbs

Xena: Worried prince Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Tony.London Suburbs Wrote: Sadly he didn't this time Thats exactly what I meant Xena!...I was 'aving a larf:)) > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?2 > 0,251423

LegalEagle-ish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You lot are too sharp for me. I believed him! Whaddya mean, its not true? Tell me it ain't so...:X

Brendan: The agenda are variously: calling for the protection of people?s savings and pensions and putting a stop to exploitative practices in financial services, calling for political action on the use of fossil fuels, calling for an end to military action oversees and calling for domestic policies of job creation and social stability. Well Said.

Leave the April Fools to someone like our Ted Maxie...he'll be able to pull it off, if anyone can...;-)

Blimey O Bleedin' Reilly and Stone The Ruddy Crows this is an outrage, outrage I tell ya.(6) Whats the name of your local MP so I can complain on your behalf? Severe liberties have been taken by Admin...(td)

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I thought this was TLS ;-) I've been so nice and full of praise for your contributions lately H. and then you come up with that:( You do know how to wound a Man...:-S:(

He's referring to the Shark Whale anagram.

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Forever Young for TLS. Now we're Jive Talking as opposed to just "Stayin' Alive" Hona! Lets Party!:)-D

Win/Win for The Police as its either successfully and peacefully handled or the Boyz and Gals can get stuck in..... "Get into them! Get into them!....:))

red devil Wrote: TLS - Bee Gees - Stayin' Alive Now a Man could develop a complex here RD! For the first time ever a Man said to me in the street "Are you Semi-Retired?" when I bumped into my old Boss last Friday and yesterday the Father of a neighbour asked me "Are you retired?"....there's me with a 30-year-old g/f in the Car wearing sexy shorts (take my word for that one) and one of my 16 hooded tops..... p.s Thats ME waering the sexy shorts..all right both of us then... Whats Poppin' Bro? I'm getting an Identity crisis and now you come up with Stayin' Alive!:))

Moos Wrote: > TLS :-S Don't worry, our Dave has a good sense of humour and won't mind a member of The EDF Riff-Raff having a friendly pop at him...::o

How VERY appropriate! David can now look down on the general populace from an even greater height.....B)

Anyway "Halleluia" by Milk and Honey....

HonaloochieB Do you Wanna Be Starting Something,Misstra Knowitall, suggesting Where Have All The Good Times Gone for me? Let me tell you that These Boots Are Made For Kicking and your Future will be short not bright if you carry on like this, Me SonB)B) p.s. Hope you liked the ShadesB)B)

If someone is urgently trying to by-pass the main queue by using the paying-in machine, then, most likely, they will be really peeved with any undue and unnecessary delay.

Spirit, sorry for your horrid experience and I know its not want you want to hear but I have to say Huguenot's comments and observations seem relevant. There is no excuse for his rude behaviour but he was probably totally pissed off with HSBC having just one Teller ( I closed my a/c with Midland/HSBC after 35 years recently), "perceived" you using the top as a desk and may have, understandable (wrongly) thought you were texting, as well!.... As for the Staff they cannot say this to you but they well have thought the same so adopted a "Neutral" stance, particularly as most people do NOT want "to get involved"... In my local HSBC they bricked up one of the 3 positions for a Teller to use and sent the queues out into the street with all its implications for security. You also got wet in the winter as an added bonus and then their representative came on TV and said that they "never" have queues! So, two sides to this, I feel but I hope you feel better in days to come and put this behind you. Make a complaint but its 100/1 that you will receive satisfaction from this mob...

giggirl, when even Loochie's Star slips from its ascendency then its time for all of us to get our coats, hail a taxi, and slip away quietly.....

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: The road to hell is paved with good intentions etc etc.. Please tell me No!..I've always believed its The Primrose Path thats paved with good intentions Sean.:-S

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The great thing about London is that if you're a > bit bored of ED, try Peckham, Camberwell, Clapham > or Richmond (ooh thats posh - drove up from the M3 > yesterday). Or, indeed, 150 other London Areas JohnL....

Travelling to and from New Cross, last night from The Burbs to watch Millwall, I met many Guys from The Elephant and Castle, Walworth Road and Bermondsey... "Brandon Estate/ Aylesbury/ Aylesbury (again)/ Webber Street / Heygate/ Walworth Road x 2 " etc and then they all went back to Bexley, Welling, Crayford and Dartford....

Interesting Mick that I decided to use Public Transport to and from Millwall tonight. Guy I was chatting with worked for a Law Firm and was very moderate yet seemed to relish the potential events to morrow as he feels The Banks have shafted us for a long period and he reckons its pay-back time tomorrow.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Are you hitting the streets TLS? Sadly not as I have a Table Tennis Match to attend but, maybe, its time for a "lil" revolution...::o

Going to be a long day, one suspects.

Steve almost certainly posted this in good faith as a warning to others.

I have a feeling that people will use the opportunity in a few hours to let The Banks know exactly what they think of them..