Ted Max

"All this was fields, once, son" That sort of thing, I think.

Seems like Louisa might have a bit more time to make her imaginery posters this year. I can wait, though, as I still get a lot of pleasure from the original one (which hangs above the potpourri and the crochet doll toilet roll holder in the downstairs cloakroom). Those tardy daffs.

Maybe try this bank?

What is sharia law, Tarot, as you understand it? By the way sharia bank accounts, which have been around for years, are open to all. Fill your boots if you think it's free money.

That's Roll Deep's entertainment taken care of for the night, then.

Psst.

Yeah, cheers for that SteveT. What are you talking about?

Well it was both a British triumph and a British disaster, I suppose. It was a shame that yesterday when the North British backs finally turned up with a smidgen of invention and penetration, the pack chose to have a real stinker. France looked good, though. Especially first half.

Look at the meerkat go...

http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,271977,272078#msg-272078

Suspicion falls once more on the builders, Daize.

Ach, we need an intermediate step in there for the Breville toastie maker.

I can't understand why microwaves are being dissed. I suspect they're considered common, wee quinnie. Probably only a small step up from a soda stream.

See post 3.

Anyways, a poor effort from the Mirror subs, there. Er... Logger jogger stuck in bogger

Or cottaging?

"I was sitting in the lounge talking to a friend and he says to me, "There's something in it for you as well, Harry," and he was only talking about having put a nip in me coffee, but someone sitting at the next table heard him, and the next thing you know I'm having the SFO lifting me mattresses and arsking Sandra how come she can afford the new extension all of a sudden..."

Lots of Ba'ath supporters, as well.

Seven minutes. Not bad. Anyway, they know all about rugby in Syria. The place is full of hookahs. I said...

I think you've just given Tony Hawks the idea for his next book, though.

It's not over yet. Phone operators say that over 100 accounts were hacked. Not "a handful". Also, Max Clifford's lawyers have obtained disclosure of evidence that the NoTW wanted kept secret... Jeremy Reed, Clifford's barrister, said the documents would help disprove the paper's claim that it generally did not do "naughty things". He told the court: "The documents are likely to illustrate the modus operandi of the News of the World's journalists when seeking private and confidential information about individuals for the purposes of stories being written about them." Anthony Hudson, counsel for the News of the World, said the paper resisted the disclosure of the documents, arguing they were irrelevant to Clifford's claim and contained no information about the publicist. He did not dispute the contents of the information commissioner's evidence which alleges that 27 News of the World reporters paid the investigator, Stephen Whittamore, to obtain personal data. One submitted 130 requests. http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/feb/03/news-of-the-world-phone-hacking

In the dark a man pushes an empty swing. A small ball lies, useless, in his hip pocket. The streetlamps wrap sodium orange tears around the black heart of the Green.

Just chill, yeah?

(In reply to Shorty) Quite simple - when you cut and paste bits from the internet, it's normal to let people know where you've got the information from. That way they can go and find out more for themselves if they want to. Same as when you were cutting and pasting all that website info about the V1 and V2 attacks. Same as when you save an image from the internet (say of the Friern Road prefabs, or of the Dulwich Cino) and then post it pretending that it's an old picture of your own. The other part of my message is intimating that, in my opinion, you are inventing other usernames in order to have a conversation with yourself, perhaps to validate your own posts. I can't prove this, obviously, and I can't see that it does any harm. It's a trifle misleading perhaps.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_British_banknotes_and_coins Fixed that accreditation for you, "Shorty". (aka Jester, dulpostcardpat, friernlocal etc etc)