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matthew123 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Perhaps Labour should have put Campbell up instead > of Jack Straw when they had Nick Griffin of BNP on > Question Time One of the points made last night if I understood right is the BBC invites people, as opposed to the parties putting people up.

Jah does indeed speak the truth. And a taxi back.

Il Mirto - Melbourne Grove Next!

Get down a pub with a nice garden then while it's sunny!

Agreed. They knew full well Campbell would hammer them on the differences between their pre-election commitments.

We have a nest of what I think are mining bees, I inadvertently covered up the entrance earlier. After trying to reopen the entrance I watched them bury their way on the right place - they're very determined!

Brazil - Guanabara. Went there in the last World Cup and it rocks.

I was thinking along the lines of the http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?28,318328 advice sticky in Wanted.

Or get a folding bike you could fit in the flat?

Forget the ' no', I think I'm agreeing with you on reflection. Fiercely agreeing as a former colleague used to say.

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------ > Could've in speech, which comes out as could of is > perfectly fine, though in writing is abysmal. No no no. Actually deliberately saying "Could of" rather than in sounding like that in an accent is as bad as writing it, possibly worse. You could argue in some accents "could of" in writing is writing the sounds you hear, whereas saying the words "could of" is just plain wrong.

Is Michael Ricketts on the bench then? Next to David White (he's very fast)

Like you're asked to on the back of the card you mean? Good idea.

People who go into a coffee shop and say "Can I get a coffee?" Course you can - it's a bleedin' coffee shop doofus. People who pronounce H as 'haitch'.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How about a Poppins or a Wimpy bar, something that > isnt too expensive and that serves crap food round > the clock. Too much to ask, I thought so. > > Louisa. There's Kebabs and Fried Chicken for that.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ruffers Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Nando's. > > There's one in Camberwell. Jump on the bus and > you'll be there in 10 mins. You're right about there being one in Camberwell although that 10 minute figure is a bit dodgy dossier, depends where you are in East Dulwich really. It is, though, missing in East Dulwich - Food Wise.

jimmy two times Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- I begrudge paying parking and > traffic contraventions as those kuntz have always > got their hands out. Kinda fair enough if they've got you on some strange technicality but.. you did it and are caught bang to rights then pay up and stop moaning. Just imho of course.

Suggestion - Given how many people don't include pictures in For Sale because they're too big, why not pin a How To Reduce Pictures post at the top of that section?

You were looking in your mirror at the time and thought you were turning left.

I'm unsure how we've got ourselves into a situation where seemingly our whole world cup plans are relying on Gareth Barry. Solid enough player but.... really?

Nando's.

Crouch's problem as well is with referees who don't know him he always looks like he's fouling with every challenge.

"I have been looking at models like the Dell Studio XPS 16 and the HP Pavilion dv6-2106ea but then keep finding reviews saying there are better options in that range." Not sure how you arrived at one of the criteria being "Spend a grand" - why not just spend less if you can get what you need for less, and go on holiday / down the pub whatever with the money you save?

You can buy kind of aerosols of salty water for this very purpose from the chemist.

If I remember correctly Barry is just about Capello's most capped player. He'll pick him if he's anywhere near fit.