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Gosh, Im so new, I ve never ever clicked here before. Shocking. Still greedy and lazy. Delainie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > yes turtle, guess it helps to be thick skinned, > I'm new to the lounge part of forum .....

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So worthwhile-letting OAPs believe something that isn't true, in times when con artists posing as eg ThamescWater workers get into pensioners homes to rob them. The rest-er calling social services, and knocking on doors-wardens can do that/anyone can do that. PCSOs are a complete waste of space and not to be taken seriously. Pugwash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In defence of PCSOs - we have had some good ones > in ED. Their presence on the street does reassure > the older generation - many of them (OAPs) think > they are 'beat bobbies'. > > In my previous working life, my team came across > some vulnerable adults and it was often the PSCOs > who alerted social services. In some instances the > PSCOs would undertake regular welfare checks on > certain people.

PCSOs aka Plastic Coppers or Hobby Bobbies are untrained and ill equipped pseudo police withabout as much legal power as a street warden. They are there to make up numbers as real coppers numbers are reduced and the law abiding among us are left to the nefarious whims of the criminals eg 2011. PCSOs, I have heard tel,l are made up of failed police recruits, frustrated NEDS, thugs, pensioners, and ex-Olympic 'Game Makers'.

In 2017 Dulwich Fox and Louisa will be bullied by the same sad posters.

Greedy. Lazy. Make Tesco right.

To the local traffic wardens who do a great job keeping the chelsea tractors in check, and penalising car driving law breakers that think the law doesn't apply to them. Well done.

Thanks, Sheila, and to you. Sheila Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wishing everybody a very Happy Christmas and New > Year. > Sheila

I'm sure Ive seen Honey G at one of those catawaulalongafolky things in Nunhead recently. littlemissj Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not sure if anyone has mentioned this already on > EDF but is this the worst X factor in history? > I know we finally got rid of Honey G last week, > how she was actually taken to the live shows is > just beyond belief but the rest of the contestants > are not good at all.

Thought this thread was asking where to go for root canal...

Oh yes, lets change peckham for the better now the lower middle class fairy cake making white folk have displaced the working class black and white folk. Lets re-open the lido we took away from them, re-open and replace the pubs we closed down, clean up and open up the station we kept filthy previously, and open up some green space. Oh lets. Please lets. Edited for accuracy

You're welcome. pipsky2008 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks to whoever put my lost hat on a bollard for > me to find on my way home, Adys Road. Much > appreciated

Slow bar staff

Sue, you eat out more than Foxy! Wish I could retire and live a life of leisure.

Yes please to Route Masters

The difference is that a Xmas tree is personal, inside the home, for family etc. This ring of flowers is just to show off to neighbours etc Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Many people think nothing of spending that sort of > money on a Christmas tree, which also only lasts a > few weeks (unless it's pot grown and has roots) so > I can't see the difference really. > > And then you have to shell out more money on > decorating the tree!

As long as the ginger consents.

How about a 65quid ring of flowers?

Donate the money, and more to a Xmas type charity or event such as a pensioners Xmas meal. What a poncey braggard

They're on a well deserved break. Leave them alone, and get to the proper bus stop in good time. How'd you like it if you were on your work break and some slowcoach demandec your attention.. Aliclow Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why doesn't the 12 let people on where they all > sit waiting? I miss one every time because the > walk from there to there stop takes longer than > how regular the buses are, if that makes sense...

If you need pre-marriage counselling, (Lordy, whatever next), then do not get married, simple as that. Sorts out the first dance 'dilemma'! As for a jungle track dance being "smashed" and "remembered", well I am utterly sure it was..

What a dirty bertie smalls! Appalling cowardice grassing the chap up behind his back. Could have cost him his job, and knock on effects to his dependents etc. Shameful. malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Good thing there are no women here today said the > chap organising the event. > > During the day he also made comments about the > French and gay men. > > I kicked myself when I got home for not actually > saying anythign at the time (my God you moron, > what age are you from) and did actually report him > for his xenophobia and casual homophobia and > sexism.

'Cyclists' that take their bikes on a train. It's a bike, ride it.

God send for women? DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What do people think about Driverless Cars. ? > > I really find the whole idea frightening.. > Driverless Cars negotiating Lordship lane.. Can > that work.. ? > > DulwichFox