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totally fascinating to put some names to faces last night some people are just like there forum personalities and some seem to have constructed an alter ego for the fun of it who are you online 1. nemesis? 2. alter ego 3. true self? 4. or a little bit naughtier self? (that's me!)

well... that was a lovely evening... glad I plucked up courage to go not sure who organised it but thanks:)

or are we just plain revolting... (?)full stop!:))

Ain't No Woman (Like The One I've Got) - Four Tops

hhhmmm do a spot an iota of political apathy on the EDF??? http://www.africarevolution.org/images/framed_images/revolutionaries_polaroid_a.jpg

I'll have "well, at least she tried" engraved on my tombstone (except I am not going to have a tombstone...) oh dear, try again Charlie(!) http://www.niu.edu/pubaffairs/nnow/summer02/images/tombstone.jpg

a quick google search and found this http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2008/jul/17/mergersandacquisitions.supermarkets

I hear through the retail grape vine that Sommerfield may be (or has been) taken over by Co-op, so it may be to do some 'movement' on this front...

I am sure the ED 'knob brigade' must be my some of my students, however bright they are they (the boys) can't quite seem to let go of their passion of representations of all things phallus like... *Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Another puerile offering.. > > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/file.php?5 > ,file=3205

now HonaloochieB... that is the sign of a true gent, you did not jump on my mis-spelling of Wodehouse (versus woodhouse) I'm fairly bright but spelling's not my forte... often don't bother with glasses and dyslexia rules... you just went smoothly on with the idea behind the post... and I thank you! HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > And East Dulwich gets a mention by Pg Wodehouse > > (Dulwich College) whereas Ian Dury tends to > stick > > to wonderful East London and Essex... > > It gets mentioned more that once Quids, I remember > reading that when Wodehouse was setting something > in the suburbs he always based it on ED.

thanks, interesting

student or no, it's work work work.... maybe ideals fell into the pit of yesteryear TLB

but... spelling's not the point, what happened to sit ins??? http://www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/chg/content/images/2008_2745.jpg

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/viva-la-revolucion-cuba-fifty-years-on-1062615.html hey, even the Guardian can be wrong... must remember not to believe what I read in the press:)

http://cache.defamer.com/assets/resources/2008/07/images1420403_CHRISTIAN_BALE.jpgHonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Over to you > > Honaloochie. > > Christian Bale w*nking in front of a mirror? I think I recognise that expression....

Sorry to pedantic here, but needs must(!) I am more of a Blockheads fan myself, but I think you'll find PG Woodhouse was the originator of the expression HB Quote - Bertie Worcester "well blow me down with a feather Jeeves"

whoaw (or however you spell that noise you make when you want a horse to slow down) boys(!)

I might have to give up the EDF for Lent, as I am really, really scared that I might find myself a Level 4 Addict (well not really, really... but it is getting pretty bad, a girl needs to earn a living after all) (ref stages of Forumites thread)

Hey TLS don't you mean vivA la revolucion, my spanish is not that hot but????

I (sometimes) work at Goldsmiths College... a supposed hub of radical thinking and hey... any political uprisings there???? I don't think so!!!!!! so if it ain't happening there it ain't happening anywhere, least of all on the nice safe streets of tidy old East Dulwich...

oh crikey... Am i now about the be lounged for having a misleading thread title!!!(!)(!) Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Shouldn't that be on the "satges of forumitis" > thread?

clever(tu) Moos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Stage 1 (Newbie) > - reads the forum from time to time > - has been caught by boss giggling at Forum > - has posted on someone else's thread > - has very possibly been given a kicking by > regular Forumites for "having a hidden agenda" > - is seriously but nervously considering going to > a Forum drink > - number of posts less than 100 > > Stage 2 (Regular) > - reads the Forum weekly, even on holiday > - has started a thread on a frivolous topic > - no longer gets a telling off by boss for > unexplained random giggling, just receives a hard > look and a sigh > - wouldn't miss a Forum drink > - number of posts less than 500 > > Stage 3 (Addict) > - reads the Forum daily, even on holiday > - has started a thread on a serious topic, and > fought off opposition from all comers > - Forum has been mentioned in annual appraisal > - invites other Forumites to important personal > events in Real Life > - has secret crush on one or more other prominent > Forumite > - has trouble deciding whether to go to next Forum > drink or brother's wedding > - number of posts less than 2000 > > Stage 4 (Conversion Complete) > - has difficulty distinguishing between Forum and > Real Life. > - gets jittery if not able to log on several times > a day > - has had Forum addiction cited in breakup with > partner / divorce proceedings / getting fired > - has been summoned to the Quiet Room > - (if male) has not-so-secret crush on Dulwichmum > - (if female) has not-so-secret crush on James > Nesbitt - (only kidding!) > - number of posts ...

maybe as it is getting colder again, the points are freezing(?)

at first glance my dyslexic brain thought this said doggy cash points... nad I thought "now Dulwich dog owners have finally flipped":-S http://petshotel.petsmart.com/

meeting canceled... not great, cos I like my work but a least can try to stop my thread falling down a crack>:D