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Ha! guess council are too busy faffing about, worrying about which bottle goes in which recyling bin . corking :-S

I dunno MM, its not rocket science is it .

People can be so very kind and helpful when a crisis occurs, restores your faith :)

Ouch! It was particulary dangerous last night . Ha! at the council, absolutely fukcing useless on this occasion . Hope your friends alright now Laroon .

Grow yourself some nice sinsemilla, get off your face and who cares

It is bad out there. Had to abandon car in South Croydon and walk home . Thank fcuk for legs eh!

After reading about the killer Peter Tobin being 'brought to justice' . I think the option should be given to the parents of the victims .

I cant as i dont watch it because its rigged so anyones guess ;-)

I can not believe a sane person would actually call to vote and spend money for something that is so obviously rigged .

Spot on Huggers . Ive never had a problem walking dog round Peckham Rye Common, off lead, for eight years. Ive probably been lucky. He is very playful and approaches most dogs, but if one snaps or growls, he will then leave it alone . So he does know some are not to be messed with. This was unfortunate but he will be ok , thanks to that guy. I will be much more wary in future .

Yes, thanks for that, a lesson learnt :)

His dog was on a lead at first. Mine was'nt. Mine started trying to play with his. He said other dogs all tried to play with his dog and was ok with some not all and that it was 19 months old. He must have felt ok as he then let his dog off the lead so they could roll around together. Which they did for a minute until another playful dog run over and tried to join in. As soon as the man spotted the other dog running over to them he tried to call his dog back, so he must have known it had a tendency to go beserk, it then turned agressive in a split second and was trying to kill mine. My dogs got deep teeth puncture marks on the top of his head and under his jaw, and im so lucky as hes had a very lucky escape. The owner never said a thing. The other dog owner who saved him said get him to the vets right away as hed bitten to the bone, which i did right away.

Yes, im reasonable, i accept that accidents can happen and dogs can 'turn' when they havn't before. I think the owners response say's it all really. I suspect ( though im probably giving him credit) that to say 'sorry' means acceptance of blame which then should lead to an offer of paying the vet bill. Thats why i reckon he didnt say a thing. Didnt want to be asked to cough up! Typical low life .

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It was either a staff or pit bull/ dark brown colour. Mine is a yorkshire terrier. Ive reported it to the non urgent police thingy. Says they will be intouch within 72 hours. ?200 Lomax vets, deep puncture marks so needed stitches. So very thankful to the owner of the other dog who intervened and pulled my dog free twice. Blimey, if he hadnt have done that little Timmy would be no more :( The owner of the dangerous dog never even said sorry, he started stroking his dog after!! Bizarre behaviour. He stunk of fags and I suspect was stoned, given his lack of urgency or care . Am drinking Champagne now, so grateful Timmy's still here to bark another day :)-D

Aww, congratulations ????'s x

My dog has just been viciously attacked by a brown staffordshire bull terrier dog in Peckham Rye Park. My dog and this dog were at first playing off the lead. When another playful dog came running over,the staff turned on my dog, out to kill it. The owner looked like he was stoned. Another dog owner pulled my dog out of this dogs jaws twice. If this man had not intervened my dog would be dead no doubt about it. This dog was exceptionally unpredictable and vicious.

laughmyfrigginarseoff you nutter!

yes but still an over grown hedge

Me for coooking christmas dinner today for a few gorgeous people

Thank you intexas, very sweet of you to think of me, iv'e never had a tree for a pound, or there abouts... i usually nick mine, hehehe :)

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'do you think my head zips up the back'

Hmm 3 hours of ballet.. I know i'd struggle . I guess the only way, is to book it and hope for the best :-S