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Tony.London Suburbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > A Cute one, I see!:)) are you trying to push up?:)

I'm going to decline to answer your question, T.

I'll be there with exotic guests.

Ted, why have you posted a pic of my Dad?

This is a man I'd REALLY like to get to know better.

Why do you ask T-Money?

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's a soup kitchen at Vauxhall... I don't think soup kitchens stock the sort of produce I am looking for, but thanks.

will dex Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Brilliant first post. > >:D:D<

Thanks. SMBS is quite useful but it doesn't have everything unfortunately. giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's an excellent greengrocer on Northcross > Road or try SMBS next to the Cheese Block. > Moxtons for fish.

My passport doesn't speak unfortunately Tony

How am I supposed to shop in ED for groceries? I find William Rose useful for meat and I don't even mind queuing or not being able to pay by card there. But I'm finding it imposible to buy high quality fruit and veg and also fish. Any ideas? I need something of the calibre of the Marks and Sparks foodhall opposite Selfridges or a really good Waitrose.

Negativity Greyness in terms of complexion, spirit and weather Soggy food Bizarre, unfounded sense of superiority Sarcasm Apathy Dampness and moistness Enjoyment of seeing others fail

God - it's HUGE! (But I say that to all the boys) PeterPan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > just in response to the "nasty big bugger", i > never thought rats could take down children untill > i spotted the rat myself just last night. > > i thought the young lady might have been in shock > and therefore exaggerting the size of the beast... > when infact the rat could easily take down a small > child! > > later that night i rang the council in order to > sort the issue and they asked if i could provide > them with any evidence of the monster... so, due > to me being a keen amateur photographer i decided > to go and try and get a photo this morning! and > much to my surprise, it showed it's face right > outside the front door. > > ive attatched the image in order to show the scale > of the "bugger" and i will be passing it on to the > local council. > > thanks...

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Good post CoD - but I'm hoping you can see that > given the number of posts it's a pretty small > proportion > > > > I can name maybe a handful like that - of the > thousands of others I don't think so. Glad to hear it's only a handful - if that really is the case. Their collective voice does come over quite strongly on the Forum sadly.

what's even sadder than a middle-class tosser? Some loser who is middle class only in his fantasies and who can only afford to live in ED by getting into debt and yet still sneers at those who (he imagines) are 'less fortunate' than himself.