Ted Max

Hmm, someone in a cheap suit probably only has the one or two. Has done their best to buy that suit, needs to have the suit. Can't afford to replace it. Someone in an expensive suit has had the readies to drop a bundle on something a bit more expensive in the first place, and could therefore more easily replace it. So I think Mick Mac should be frotting the made to measures on the 7:51, not the squeezed middle strivers.

Evie Wyld, who works in Review, was named last night as one of Granta's Best Young British Novelists. http://www.granta.com/Archive/123 http://www.granta.com/New-Writing/Mrs-de-Pelet

You had the "other" one?

Of course we are. Have YOU NOT VIEWED THE MAPS? david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well, if we are allowed to expand into SE15.... > >

Might as well... another one that's been mentioned a fair bit on here. "Last Orders" starring Bellenden Road: Wishing Well, Dog About Town, P13 bus stop etc etc http://www.reelstreets.com/index.php?option=com_films_online&task=view&id=1225

Mona Lisa locations: http://www.reelstreets.com/index.php?option=com_films_online&task=view&id=637 Opening scenes for Keef:

"I like going to the park, it puts a smile upon my face" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDxsk1PMUKA&t=3m10s

The Sweeney chase scene filmed at Peckham Rye station and arches. (Think remember from previous Forum chatter that Overhill Road and other ED locations feature later in same episode.) http://www.youtube.com/embed/LxZiDTmGyXM#t=0h1m23s

http://i50.tinypic.com/2e1suc3.jpg "On a corner of Hoxton st. two nights ago I encountered two young heavily bearded chaps each wearing tight, shiny, matching shorts and vests over their skinny frames and were sweating a lot"

+1 for India. Or Thailand.

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Is that part of the Grandage season, Mick? No, I haven't seen it, but I think giggirl was the one that brought that to all our attention on here - so she may have.

Looks like it might have some foot-tapping good tunes in it?

Where do festival-goers get those long flag poles from? Can you get them in Decathlon?

edhistory - I guess by investment the poster was referring to the money spent by a recent clutch of new businesses opening on the street: General Store, Begging Bowl, Flock & Herd, Threads, Bias, Worn Not Torn, Quaint & Belle.

Some numbers as at March 2005. http://i48.tinypic.com/r0797p.jpg Taken from http://moderngov.southwarksites.com/mgConvert2PDF.aspx?ID=9467

?12.42 million over ten years.

11 years ago: "at least another half a dozen up-market shops are needed before the place becomes a destination rather than a diversion." http://www.telegraph.co.uk/property/3307561/The-beautification-of-Bellenden.html "Nevertheless, the gentrification genie has been well and truly let out of the bottle, and there is no putting it back."

Suffering Moses. Well done, Clair. Good luck to you.

Oscar?

Oh Fox. It's so complicated, this artificial construct business. See, the more I call DF, the construct, a c*nt, the more I reinforce your other you, the Mick, your inner Mick-ness, as a regular stand-up guy. You said so yourself. **Disagreement with the views of The Fox are reinforcement of my own views...** So Mick, the Swiftian wielder of the keyboard, should be flattered that his creation, DF, comes over as such a miserable c*nt. As for my many posts: you're only 300 behind me in just over three fewer years on the boards. I think you'll have passed me in a month or so. Cheers, Dave.

The guy that runs it is mostly bleating on here about traffic, evil dictator James Barber, his love of M&S and similar grand themes. Surprised at his reticence to come on this thread so far.

**Disagreement with the views of The Fox are reinforcement of my own views...** Fox, you are an unmitigated c*nt.

Sang activity.

FUCKIT. Can I have the death-dance? I mean, that is literally what is going on there, isn't it?