Seabag

"GUCKET" "VFUKET" "SHVUCKIT" I'm trying to say "BUCKET" without moving my lips, its a great way to create new & inoffensive uncensored EDF swear words.

Is this a revised "Cassis Thread" type thing..?

Can we default to blaming #Brexit Waaay easier!

So a Dhosa/Pizza vibe then? Edgy...

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > hopefully the 2 teenagers will get some kind of > education in the young offenders Some kind?

east-of-the-Rye Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I thought this policeman on Consort Road was > great, with a lovely smile, but someone tagged his > face (before I took this picture) and changed his > expression.The whole picture was, I suppose, > graffiti, and has gone now - there are houses > there now. It's done by the same 'artist' who did the guy in his Calvin Klien's (which is often a stick up) And that is crap too. It's a lazy take on Banksy's style/work, done on an overhead and lacking technique. It reminds me of that idiot that 'painted' the Nun Head rubbish.

Purely on the amount of Stone Island worn I say they're a dodgy bunch. Much fake stuff too. And UG's case of invoking the extreme left, isn't that a Trump tactic?

I read this thread as I was in the market for a place, looked up the OR site, put in a postcode, looked for a flat, found one, looked at it, rented it. All within 24 hrs. Job done.

I'd like to live there, for myself I'd have bought the top of the building forward. But ?1.2 million is a lot. that said it isnt my ?1.2 so good luck to them Nice FabCo doors btw

Next you'll be attributing the demise of the chip shop behind the old police station to gentrification. "Oh yeah, even tho it didn't actually sell chips or fish, or open, it was them gentrified lot came along and put him right out'a bizness"

The tagging in that pink is in itself quite a nice scheme. There's some thought gone into it.

Philip Hammond? He's got a nice nose and that might come in handy. A leader is defined by a good nose. David Davis is a c-nut with a pudgy I wanna punch ya nose. Boris just has a I-wanna-punch-ya face, so he's out. Maggie had some nose on her, as did Ted Heath (can we say Ted H still?) Mind you so did Scargill, but his hair was a distraction as was Kinnock's. May's looking like a witchy Deputy Head more and more, and her nose is dubious. But I quite like Vince Cable's snooter. So for me it's Cable vs Hammond.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Seabag, > Community pianos need to be under cover. I could sponsor the cover, how much do you need Do I get to choose where it goes?

Had my flu jab and I've not got the flu & I'm not dead So good all around.

Broco123 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Louisa - get your sentiment but don't think anyone > has addressed the fundamental point - if people > aren't shopping there they won't make money! Also > not sure why an independent shop run by young > people (wood fired launderette) is not good but a > run down old shop is a true independent shop. We > don't seem to celebrate how ED still has and > continues to have lots of independents, even if > they are trendy coffee shops. It's all about the people. The woodfired launderette lot are new and new is bad. You can have bad, as long as its old bad, but new good is not good, that's bad. Whereas new bad is silly, like why would you? Do you follow ?

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm sure I've read this thread before somewhere. No, this one is original as is the curry thread. It's lovely to see the regular old harrumpha's indulging in their usual guff on here.

Thanks for this thread btw, it made me go get mine today. The NHS has been texting me, but been so busy this past couple of weeks. However, I went to Boots and asked for it, happy to pay. The pharmacist asked if I was on the NHS at risk list, then gave it to me for free. They then inform your doctor.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Do you have to be Indian to make a curry? > > Some halfwit will be along soon and claim anything > else is 'cultural appropriation'. Nah, I think Rendleharris H is in bed by now Mind you, I'm sure Uncle Grim could turn this around, with a tale of a bath full of the stuff and 25 people living in the loft.

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I hope to see a GIANT Henry car one day. > > Please let this happen, roads full of giant Henrys > would make the world a better place. And Henrietta's for the Pink Focused amongst us.

Are you actually in the market to buy anywhere? Or just nosing on about the subject, or maybe another estate agent.

Can we have one/some of those Urban Pianos too. Not anywhere near my house of course, but on Goose Green and in the Market area. And one outside of Franklins would be nice.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > And Snorky, I miss him. > > He'll be back. Again... and again... and again... My favourite incarnation was the one where he deliberately spelt everything really badly and used terrible grammar. That seemed to upset people somewhat.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Charles Notice Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > I think this is the Dulwich Forum at its > best. > > > > > > The opening post was to say goodbye and to > > bring > > > to peoples attention the closure to a long > and > > > valued shop. Closure was due to an > unaffordable > > > rent increase. An upgrade of an area does > this > > > unfortunately. Hence the title. > > > > > > Not many posts saying how sad this is for the > > > owners but it does offer the opportunity to > go > > off > > > on a tangent which I suspect the OP never > > realised > > > would happen but is par for the course for > the > > > forum. > > > > > > I certainly remember how accommodating this > > shop > > > has been over the years probably to their > > > detriment when you find you do not have > enough > > in > > > your pocket. > > > > > > Mr Patel, many thanks for the past years and > I > > am > > > very sorry you have to close. > > > > Yeah well it's all been said, goodbye Mr Patel > and > > his shop. But I hear an artisan wood-fired > > launderette is to open on the site. > > > > And the old ladies of the village will be able > to > > bring their laden roasting pans, to cook in the > > glowing embers over night. > > Bad timing... Mayor Sidiq Khan has indicated his > plan to BAN all Wood Burners.. > > Foxy. No, these will be the Gluten Free version wood fire It's the gluten in wood that's upsetting Mr K

This thread is a window to the past. *Bob* Mockney and others, all sadly no longer posting on here. And Snorky, I miss him. #Sigh

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Peter Hitchens is a curious one, because he seems > to be far more reasonable these days and talks a > lot of sense. Basically he is speaking for the > middle ground, which neither the Tories nor Labour > are representing right now. What interested me > though is how he seems more angry at the Tory > party for their failings. Ah damn you! I googled Peter Hitchens and ended up reading the DM blog and an old reposted article on the referendum Then scrolled down to read the comments below. Very dangerous territory.