Chick

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > northlondoner Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > What race was she? Seems important to mention > race > > on here when the miscreant is black . Just > asking, > > like. > > Give it a rest mate, people aren't interested in > the chip on your shoulder. Northlondoner certainly has no chips on any shoulder. Do you watch constant reruns of Love Thy Neighbour? I thought ?chip on the shoulder? went out with bell bottoms & flares. I hate that term, it?s only ever used by racists or the magnificently ignorant. Which are you?

Contact me and I will take a look. Chick

Had my drivers window smashed some time after midnight in Oakhurst Grove. Nothing stolen this time. Lots of damage.

Had my drivers window smashed some time after midnight in Oakhurst Grove. Nothing stolen this time.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Let's put it this way Steve. > > You've probably invited people over to your house > for dinner. You may not have known everyone, there > might have been associated girlfriends or > boyfriends, or simply hangers-on. They might even, > at your invitation, used the loo. > > It would take considerable daftness to assume that > as a consequence you had an open door policy to > people you didn't know coming in your house, > raiding your fridge and using your shitter. > > That's what you've done there. It's called > reductio ad absurdum. > > You've taken a perfectly reasonable swing door > policy that works as well for Brits who want to > retire in Spain as it does for French people who > want to work in coffee shops, and constrcuted a > ridiculous scenario where soap dodgers are coming > in their millions to steal from your wallet. > > Pack it in, it's boring. Well said.

Hi, Just for information. We are a small book group who meet in the Clockhouse in general every second Wednesday of the month. We are very informal & friendly and just like to read books and drink beer or wine. We also do other things outside the book group. We once went to the following: an exhibition of Indian Mogul art dating from 1500 to today, a surveillance & photography exhibition at the Tate Modern and a trip with an architect to the new Jubilee line stations, all designed by different architects and all wonderful structures. It wasn?t train spotting I promise. Some of us go in for astronomy & ale when conditions are right. We always have lots of room and everyone is welcome. There is another fine book group in East Dulwich, The Green and Blue. Both of us are on the EDF. Feel free to join and check previous postings for a flavour of the books we read. Cheers Chick PS if you want to go on the email list pm me.

Have a look at "Whats on In East Dulwich", there two book clubs on the go.

LeahP Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > SweetGirl - I'd like to put you in that bin and > swing it off Beachy Head. LeahP I think I love you. Can we hop into a wheelie bin together and swing off Beachy Head, into the future?????

Please note change of date.

Greetings book clubbers, Thanks to everyone who came to another very good meeting last Wednesday. And welcome Chloe. The next book is The Shipping News by E Annie Proulx. A brief synopsis: The story centers on Quoyle, a newspaper pressroom worker from upstate New York whose father emigrated from Newfoundland. Shortly after his parents' suicide, Quoyle's unfaithful and abusive wife Petal leaves town and attempts to sell their two daughters to sex traffickers. Soon thereafter, Petal and her lover are killed in a car accident; the young girl is located by police and returned to Quoyle. Despite his daughters' safe return, Quoyle's life is collapsing, and his paternal aunt, Agnis Hamm, convinces him to return to Newfoundland for a new beginning. They return to their ancestral home on Quoyle's Point. He obtains work as a traffic accident reporter for the Gammy Bird, the local newspaper in Killick-Claw, a small town. The Gammy Bird's editor also asks him to document the shipping news, arrivals and departures from the local port, which soon grows into Quoyle's signature articles on boats of interest in the harbour. Quoyle gradually makes friends within the community, learns about his own troubled family background, and begins a relationship with a local woman, Wavey. Quoyle's growth in confidence and emotional strength, as well as his ability to be comfortable in a loving relationship, become the book's main focus. Quoyle learns deep and disturbing secrets about his ancestors that emerge in strange ways. Date for next meeting is 20th June at the Clockhouse. I am going to arrange a showing of Apocalypse Now some time in the near future in the Clockhouse which would be interesting after our last book. Let me know if you are interested please. Hoots & hugs Chick.

The council will fine them If you report it.

It is too cloudy

Nope tonight is looking good for astronomy.

Just a reminder see you tomorrow I think tonight will be too cloudy.

Loz I cant be bothered typing but will gladly meet for a beer. I never said parasites, your word. A rainy bank holiday Monday is a good time to go to the pub. I'll pm my number.

I really cant be bothered but will gladly meet you for a beer and debate??????

Sorry, didn?t mean to be derogatory to anyone.

Greetings book clubbers, hope you are all enjoying this month?s book. I managed to finish The Poison Wood Bible and should be finished Heart of Darkness in time, which is a great read, who recommended it? My self and Pat will be taking telescopes to Strakers Rd Peckham Rye to look at Venus for the last time for a while, the moon and Saturn. We will meet at 8.30 Tuesday 8th May in the car park (by the recycling bins) so please feel free to come along.

How is it racist by the way? I can?t be bothered arguing stats with you. You are obviously a royalist and arguing stats with you is as pointless as arguing faith with a believer. Watch the second video above but it wont change your opinion.

Whats this Loz, because it's on the internet it must be true. I have no prejudices just opinions. I cant really be bothered any more. Bye

No racism intended. And I think you have pulled your figures out of a hat.

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And stole the telephone from the Italians. How did Bell steal the telephone from the Italians?? Bell was in a race with Edison and hadn?t anything other than an idea for the telephone and he got to the patent office first. The only good thing I remember about the Irish festival is how much it peed off Peter & Frances when they ran the Clockhouse. He admitted to me that he hated the Irish but they spent a lot of money that weekend so he was stuck between a rock & a hard place.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As a Polish national she would need to have worked > full time for 12 months and be actively looking > for work to claim income support. > > If she has resigned in order to claim income > support then legally she's a benefit fraudster. > > However, I think this overlooks the central tenet > of the OP, which is insinuating that foreginers > are coming to UK to be parasites on our welfare > state and steal money from British people. > > People should be reassured to discover that around > 20% of Brits claim income support fo some kind - > whereas only 6% of foreigners do. > > So the Brits are more likely to be benefit > parasites than Polish housemaids. The biggest benefit parasites in this country are your mates the German sausage munching royal family.

Of course you can. Just come along when you can. If you haven't already send me an email and I'll put on the mail list.

Anybody watch it?