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red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Last Friday's show had some great one liners, some > clever editing too, showing the two blokes (with > the boobs painting behind them) scoffing on their > food whilst watching Blue Planet showing the > sharks scoffing...:) Most cringe worthy moment so far; Mary and Giles talking dominatrix!

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wonder if Southwark Libraries could also act as > collection points. > Let me ask. They have done in the past, I remember food donation boxes during the miner's strike

DavidAB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Any meetup group here or not? Single/divorced > people in Dulwich and surrounding. Like to meet a > single women. There's a south London group. Also Forest Hill/Peckham groups going on

dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > what is the connection to ED?? Doesn't need to be one, it's the lounge!

Have Which? done a report on them?

The manager apparently told my friend he can't get shelf stackers, he has stock going nowhere! Unbelievable tbh. Lost all patience, got fed up explaining faults to the Facebook page (instant response) as they really don't get it.

Mary- 'We need to go to Butlin's, Nutty. It's incredibly cheap' Can a programme be made of this please lol

evea Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes, looking forward to meeting you all. Just > want more friends! Depending on where you are, there's an active Women's Institute in Nunhead, and I think a second one opening in ED. Also try some keep fit activities, I belong to a Saturday morning session which includes a coffee after where we can all have a chat!

evea Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've just moved into the area but my friends are > all 70 miles away, where I used to live. Would be > grateful for tips on how to meet people in East > Dulwich, for coffee, meal, drinks, general > chit-chat. Thanks in advance! http://nationbuilder.sundayassembly.com/london

How about Meet-up.com? I bang on about it occasionally but it really does cover any range of activities, there are groups aimed at shy/socially awkward people and the hosts make an effort if you're new, to make you feel welcomed and not left standing alone.

I seem to remember John posting on here looking for interested parties to take over the lease/business when he goes, can't find it.

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Seeking?

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My favourite soup Ready cubed pumpkin or pumpkin/sweet potato combo. Stock Garlic Ginger Turmeric Tomatoes-tinned/fresh So easy. Fry veg and garlic for a short time. Add ginger and stock and bring to the boil and simmer. Add turmeric. It's ready to blend when the cubes are soft. Skin fresh tomatoes if using or add red/orange pepper instead to get a tangy taste. It's so versatile. I even added a tomato and chilli pasta sauce once, for want of a tin of tomatoes!

Received an unexpected bottle of port, my fave winter tipple. BUT it's not cold or dark enough yet!

He wouldn't be paying anything to his ex. His position as father to the 2 children means he is obliged to support them until they come of age.

They've not long won that contract, and already the cracks are showing

I was on this crowded bus last night and as we turned the sharp corner at Denmark Hill (outside the Canning pub) a poor cyclist in front of us came off his bike. At first it seemed like the bus had hit him but it was the coincidence of a car door opening at the same time as the cyclist and us going past. Anyways, lots of people helped and I just wondered how the poor cyclist was!

Beckham7 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/FTG6XCP > > Hi my son is doing a survey for his college > homework,if you can spare 2 minutes of your time > to help complete this. We would appreciate it. Maybe you could mention it's Peckham centric, don't know if it was worth me doing it!

Giles and Mary watching 'Naked Attraction' hehe

Although it's the smallest room in the house, I want my bathroom to be toasty warm without heating everywhere else. What's the simplest easiest way to do this? I saw a ceiling light once which could be turned on to heat also, not sure if they still exist? Anyone?

Shame but the lack of volunteers is really having an effect if they refuse donations because of no-one to sort them. Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes there is, opposite the small (and expensive) > general Oxfam shop. > > The larger hospice shop isn't keen to take books > either. > > ETA: My granddaughters were staying with me in > August. They are 8 and 10 and both keen readers. > They get through a lot of books. > > We went through the books they had at my house to > see which ones they no longer wanted, and ended up > with a couple of bags full to take to the hospice > shop, with the intention of buying more to replace > them. > > The shop said they didn't want any more children's > books, though in the end they grudgingly agreed to > take them. But when the kids went excitedly to the > children's section to look for "new" books, there > was hardly anything there suited to their reading > ages, and empty spaces on the shelves. > > I did take this up with the person who said they > didn't want any more books, and was told it was > because they had nobody to sort the books out. > > They were both disappointed to leave without > anything at all, not even one book.

I've also just discovered 'Waldo' which are offering a month free trial! So going for that too.

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You have to put the heating on, not because it's > cold but to get the washing dry. > > You wear tights to work because bare legs suddenly > look funny. > > You get an urge to buy root vegetables and make > soup. > > Anyone else? Omg I just bought the ingredients for Soup lol