louisiana

For many, Peter Green's was the only. Man of the World http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vyPnIYbMPs&feature=related

Well, there's all sorts on t'interweb, eh, but I think your chances of getting something (image of you) removed from such a site is pretty much nil. So best to be aware.

Yeah, see previous posts

Going by that, Gio is definitely fictitious :)

sophiesofa, not sure who you should call... I do know that there are websites out there that are kind of flasher-central, where they, flashers, exchange info about tactics with women and children, and where they post photos of reactions of victims (or rather photos of the offending part in the same frame as the woman/child and his/her reaction). Blurgh. So people should be aware that the flasher might be trying to take that kind of photo to share with his fellow offenders.

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Also in the interestes of fairness it might > perhaps be useful if a Labour councillor could be > allowed to post. Sorry DJKQ, but you have just made my evening!! I'm kind of thinking that you must be in a parallel universe... The universe where Labour Councillors Are Not Allowed To Post :)

peeps, he's on my street :-(

gio.seller1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dear..oh dear..I joined EDF today, and already I'm > getting a queasy feeling about it all. All this > talk about Moderators closing down perfectly > legitimate postings, talk of vidictive moderators, > etc. etc? All I want to do is sell the odd item I > wish to dispose, maybe even give away my > overly-big wardrobe for free (collect only!), and > keep my nose clean..without riling people up! > Unfortunately, moderators are only human, subject > to the same human emotions and frailties like the > rest of us. But the one most powerful thing they > have over us mere mortals..is the power of that > finger that will hit the relegate to limbo button > anyone of us that tries to step out of line..for > whatever reason..haha! > > Gio You want a certain rod of iron? Why not try Virtual Norwood. Matt VN will be more than happy to oblige. :)

civilservant Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > lots of other things we can do to build a > community - shop locally, use the library/local > leisure centre/Peckham cinema, talk to neighbours, > give up one's seat on public transport if someone > else needs it, walk/cycle rather than drive, post > on the EDForum :)) whatever... Or indeed, as the OP suggested, move to Sevenoaks :)

Pearson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Louisiana, Leave him be.. he's a wind up merchant > who > appears to me to be jealous of our lovely > community! > > At least that's all a can deduce, > given that he's lurking around this forum. > (i can imagine it's quite lonely in the country?) Indeedy, who wouldn't be lonely in Sevenoaks, eh?

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi louisiana, > Bus stops are largely a TfL. Road works exepting > the south circular are a Southwark Council > responsibility to ensure they're sensibly > managed. > > I've a cold and chesty thing with antibiotics. So > have'nt been out today and probably wont be > tomorrow. > Where on Lordship Lane? Thans for your response despite illness! LL at Uplands junction. We've had so many this last year (some lasting for weeks) BUT it is not your patch. So it's really a more general question: what's happened to the old-style temporary bus stops? I mean, they used to be, and now they are not.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > hislordshiplane Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Hi all, as stated in my original thread, I was > > talking about communities as a whole. In > addition > > I still own a place in ED which i rent out (pay > > council tax) and also have family that live in > ED > > - surely that makes me able to comment. I see > > that keef and louisian govern this foram - are > > rude, post thousands of comments, print private > > messages and generally make their own rules. > > Nope, don't govern, don't have any power > whatsoever. And I don't print private messages, I > mentioned one in which you seemed to be insulting > me, unless I've misunderstood your razor sharp > wit. Likewise, I believe the only PM I have quoted was (this evening) the one that said "@#$%& off" (without quotation marks), which unfortunately appears to be pretty standard fare these days...and which has also been forwarded to mods. There were others...

HLL, when you say that people should @#$%& off, could you clarify a little? I'm particularly interested in the Sevenoaks perspective. Sevenoaks is, after all a community (albeit, not this one) and deserves some.... something. I'd also be interested in your views on lies: who's telling them, what they are etc. We'd really be up for you world view, so to speak. In order to be able to frame your comments, you understand.

Sue, yes I promise! Hold me to it. :) Workshop is being co-organised by the Soil Association and various food co-op people/orgs.

I'm in the same process myself. 97-yr-old grandmother, suffering for some years from vascular dementia, multiple strokes etc., and she has already been through the mill of part-time day-care, at-home care with nursing help etc., and now the family is just about unable to cope any more. Unfortunately the placement will not be in the UK (but in her country, without much of a public social service). But I'd really welcome any advice on homes, what to be looking out for.

Hi James, we have roadworks yet again on this stretch of LL ( maybe 7th time in a year?) with yet again consequent closure of bus stops. One upon a time there used to be this thing called temporary bus stops. They'd put a temp bus stop, on a post, resembling a lollipop, further along the road. Now we just seem to get whole strings of bus stops closed without any replacement (and they are often not opened again for weeks after the roadworks end). I wonder if this is a TfL thing...

Ian, do let us know when the full (18 mile?) walk is taking place again. The short one (we did it last year) was fun.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Given the prevailing mood on here lately, I > wouldn't be surprised. As things stand the South > London Press website is more pleasant reading than > many of the threads on here Given that the South London Stress website never seems to report anything happening locally until some considerable time after the national press, if then....

buddha, in 26 years I've never found it to be a problem.

It would be useful to have a 'highlights' of the Plan. I'm going to try to put something together over the next couple of days.

Gosh, words such as 'resent' and desperate' seem a little loaded. Surely there is a better way to phrase survey questions? (See Oppenheim on 'Questionnaire Design'.)

There are many possible models. Really looking forward to net weeks' workshop to discuss...

peeps I think the poster there was maybe taking an academic perspective...

JimJam Wrote: JimJam, I don't supposed your blood brother is HLL...

JimJam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I dont know, but looks like he was insulted to, > and it takes two to tango!! > > Also he has since apologised!! Has he really? Has he apologised for the PMs he sent to various individuals? Or is: "rambles from Keefy and his partner in dullness Lousiana" to be taken as an apology? Cos if so then perhaps we need to rewrite the OED.