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I hacked all your Private Messages http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/pm.php?0

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But for hardcore retro fun a genuine Missile > Command cabinet is hard to beat True, although Defender manages it.

And this, shamelessly stolen. The Worst Kraftwerk Tribute Band Ever http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/47248000/jpg/_47248721_-5.jpg

Click the top result http://www.google.co.uk/search?rlz=1C1GGLS_enGB358GB362&aq=f&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=where+is+chuck+norris

I'm not sure Rio should even be an automatic pick to play, never mind captain.

Maybe, just maybe, it's an absolutely correct figure and only 4 actually broke the law? Maximising an expenses claim isn't a criminal act.

The police can't do anything about it despite chomping at the bit to do so? Or choose not to in a pragmatic and sensible response? Assuming you've got your facts right anyway of course. 3 edits so far.

Huggers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Maybe in real terms it doesnt actually have any > impact on potential picnickers in the winter- but > what it does have an impact on is the anti-dog > lobby who go 'look, I told you so.' Which is where I was going a couple of posts up..

With pic here http://www.southwarknews.co.uk/00,news,17285,185,00.htm via here http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,176758,page=10

samrigg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh it has happened to me twice now (Mundania Road) > in the last two weeks - I only filled up my > scooter yesterday! Does anyone know any ideas of > how to stop them? Put a cheap motion activated alarm on your bike.

I'm just fascinated to know what you're doing to break them?

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Am I the only one who has done this (be it at a > friends house or a premises) and thought it's my > own damn fault and vowed to be more careful in > future? No.

Coulson lives on Wood Vale, there was couple of reporters hanging around outside his house when this first came out.

Ditz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I live in 'the wrong side' of Peckham (ie not the > bit that insists on calling itself Bellenden > Village) and all parks and open spaces around here > have notices saying that all dogs must be kept on > a lead..... > As a responsible dog owner I completely ignore the > signs not least because I have a cross-bred Border > collie who definitely needs more than just > walking, and who is obdient and well-trained. > (Edited by me.) Is this serious? I don't have a dog, and am a bit wary of them, but appreciate this thread in general has a constructive posts re dogs behaviour including one person posting they understand it can worry others if a dog runs toward them, and the original posting saying dog owners need to take responsibility. Then someone comes along and says "I ignore the rules".

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I think this is explained in About The Forum isn't it?

ClareC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hiya, > > > > BTW the 8.18 from Paddington (platform 1) is THE > train to catch - its a nice new train and makes > for a very pleasant journey, if you catch this > train then the LB route is fine at the time of > morning you will be making teh journey!! Bit early for a 9.30 arrival possibly... The thing to make sure you do is never ever ever get the slow train, even if it's accidental :'(. Rubbish ones like go through East Dulwich. Get the Bristol trains, the fast inter city ones.

I used to do this reasonably frequently from Forest Hill. Train to London Bridge, Jubilee to Baker Street, very easy change to Bakerloo, three stops to Paddington. Then fast from Paddington takes twenty odd minutes iirc.

katie1997 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ruffers Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I've seen things in shop windows in Lordship > Lane. > > > Thanks - what did they say? Any info on who > organises the consultation(s)? Or future dates > etc? Not sure I saw what you think I saw, I saw something about the thing in the Palmerston, nothing more.

I've seen things in shop windows in Lordship Lane.

http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://eastdulwichforum.co.uk Or you could try here?

Michael Palaeologus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On a practical note - how do you sit comfortably, > look at the screen and type, without getting a > sore back and cricked neck? > I don't think you type much, not the idea really. Unless you go on forums which many people don't web use is mostly just clicks after all.

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To Sue - who's to blame isn't the point I don't think, and I can't help but think that's who's to blame retropsectively doesn't help a killed or injured person. If though a cyclist sees an accident somewhere they go and thinks "I should be a bit careful round there".., then job done.

There was a certain amount of curling up. And lots of shivering, and jogging on the spot.