daizie

Pikey behaviour..

Haha! Love it :))

Over the neighbours fence . Wait till its dark .

Good a place as any! And there's always the Maudsley should you need it Iain ;-)

The dry cleaners next to the new Sainsbury's top of Lordship Lane. A year ago .

:))

Squirt

Brew your own beer and wine. You'll save money and you'll save on housing costs when you spend six months in rehab paid for by the NHS .

arrrwwwww computedshorty that is a lovely memory . Rubbish present = box of biscuits from my mum left with a neighbour :-S

iain i did more or less the same in 1987, time of year, same place, similar reasons, wish you all the luck :)

I dont know what to suggest , apart from reporting them. My guess is they wont hold on to it for long. Thank god for you, womanofdulwich! :)

Experience tells that it is the beginning not a one off . Hopefully they'll realise they cant cope with it and pass the dog onto somewhere that can.

Poor little thing. Im not sure. I love dogs and i wouldnt do it. My neighbours daughter has left her large dogs in the garden all day whilst she visits.. i feel very sorry for the dogs .

plenty of pigs in knickers in dulwich

did you know Blondie was 36 when she first appeared..

computedshorty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thank you dazie for your offer, but yesterday I > had to take the Wheelie bin out to the footpath, I > had the support of it over the solid ice to get it > out there, but none to get bsck, I noticed the > milkman had left six bottles of milk to get me > over Christmas, I could only take three bottles > at a time so I held those to my chest, then I went > down with a bump on my back, I have dificulty in > getting up any time but here I just could not get > a grip esch time I tried my feet just slipped, the > Bin men saw me and got me up, they said I looked > like a tortiose on its back, I had to search for > my glasses, I had cut the tips of two fingers, the > milk had not broken open. I managed to get back to > the house. I left it till later before going out > to get the other milk and the bin back in, I > noticed that where I had fallen had left a deiced > patch so I must have been there some time. I had > lost my cap so my bald head got really cold, I had > an early night. Did you not sprinkle some salt where you have to walk? I slipped on to my arse three times before this occured to me. If you do need a lift or some salt i am round the corner :)

computedshorty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was interested in the Electric Chair it would > certainly help me getting around, I phoned up to > ask if it had been used latly he said it was not > used for years, I said has it got a seat belt? He > said No but its got two ankle straps and two wrist > straps. and a heated Helmet. I had never heard of > this modle So I am trying getting a lift there to > see it, the place is in Wandsworth, he said go > down the side of the school. I'll give you a lift computedshorty!:)

Aww, how great is that! Thank god for people like Neil . The people saying, that to grit everywhere is expecting too much, obviously werent out in it and didnt have their lives seriously put at risk .

For me, giving up had nothing to do with having kids, shamefully . Amongst other things, it was when i was waking up with no feeling in my hands and feet or bad 'pins and needles' in hands and feet, i knew circulation was affected. Some people can smoke forever and it not affect them, i werent one of them, otherwise id still be smoking because i did enjoy it .

giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Daizie - how long since you quit? > > I quit 8 years ago and it takes a long long long > time to stop wanting to smoke. Even now - rarely > - mainly when I've had some booze - I'll still > want one. > > I smoked for over 20 years and I will say that > life is better without the fags. It's hard to > stop though. I had a friend to give up with and > it made all the difference to have someone to call > and rant at. Maybe some of you ED smokers should > get together and give up? giggirl, 8 years as well. Smoked for around 16 years 20-40 cigs a day :-$:-S

or give me a fag..

As an ex-smoker i love the smell of cigarettes and will often follow someone along the road who is smoking, ahh if only i could have a marlboro light

This sometimes happens where I am on Friern Road. Immediately next door and opposite are never affected . The last time was about 2 weeks ago. Power went off at 1am and came back on 9.30am . Enough time for all the food in the freezer to defrost . So had to be eaten . If I hadnt have been in i'd have been none the wiser and then eaten re-freezed food . Is this safe ?

giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was more than a little scared Daizie - but thank > you. I also nearly got hit by a car on a side > street. It hit a parked car instead of me. Came > skidding from nowhere and couldn't stop. I bet! Blimey. I walked pigeon stepped down Lordship Lane from the top last night in flat shoes and that was scary enough, hats off to you girl!

giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm surprised I didn't end up in A&E myself to be > honest. I walked down Dog Kennel Hill in a pair > of high heels entirely unsuited to the weather. > Got caught unawares. I'm in Uggs today though so > bring on the snow! Good God! You deserve a medal for not ending up in A&E ! Not many people could do that.. im impressed :))