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what about your friends - TLC

God save the queen - the sex pistols am I off the naughty step now HonaloochieB???

Mick Ronson - Spiders from Mars..... any good???? have I got it now HonaloochieB???

wow he's WHOPPER!!! how about trying to keep him inside for a couple of weeks to see if that makes any difference?

Ian Dury and the Blockheads - Hit me with you're rhythm stick (a bit of a cheat really but got stuck with the above!!!)

I am a new comer (well new-ish) to the forum, and wondered if you have tried the Montpelier (same road as the Wishing Well but in my view a much nicer pub)... it's a good drinking pub and a good food pub and a good large screen pub (for those who like to watch a bit of sport) so a 3 in one type of pub!!! or what about the Gowlett? who goes to EDF drinks, is it s 'blokes' thing? or do women go too? ps how was the 'Wish' for you all?

oh lover man, where can you be - billie holiday

oh just thought of another one Flame Turns Blue - David Gray two double whammies in a row david and blue in both!

running gun blues = david bowie

kind of blue - miles davis

Summertime - Nina Simone

I am a designer and have taught for many years on the Goldsmiths Eco Design degree (now combined with the Design BA). One of the key issues for design today, and for the future, is sustainability. For me the problem of the fence is not its purpose (keeping dogs and children in two discrete areas, though this, of course is also open to debate), but the lack of understand of good design. Among many demands, good design must, at least, address function, form and use of materials. The fence is BAD design on all counts... 1. The fence uses an unnecessarily large quantity of material, ie metal which a non renewable resource. 2. The overly weighty use of this material is not just an issues in terms of quantity, it also causes a visual problem - it is so solid looking that it blocks the view though the park and creates an unnatural divide to the space. 3. The aesthetic of the fence does not enhance park, or sit well with the old railings around the park, which use far less materials and do not block the view... in fact the ?right? railing design was already sitting there in front of their eyes... LESS IS MORE!!!!.

I know a fantastic removal company called Dulwich Removals, I have used them quite a few times now and they are really good. It is a small compnay and the guy who owns it does the removals himself, he's great calm, good value and organised... can find the number if you fancy calling him for a quote

just The Way I'm Feeling - feeder

the Rye Hotel is good and so is the Montpelier in Choumert Road, or how about the Herne (owned by same people as Palmerston but cheaper simpler food) all of these are cosy and local with good food for a Autumn nosh up... happy eating