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???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > bore off Sorry, I'll make way for another of your riveting insights. fire away.

Would you rather they said 'have a nice day?' - because I wouldn't If I wanted a love from a stranger in the mornings I'd go to King's Cross with a wallet full of tenners

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And Lenk's posts are basically, "look at me i hate > everyone...online anyway. In the real world I'm as > mild as anything with just a touch of passive > aggressive signs now and then" Nah, I'm consistent, and there's too many easy targets on here to sit in a circle holding hands with everyone

Cassius Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > From what I know of Paedophiles (and sadly I have > had to come across one or two) they are not taking > photos of children fully dressed in parks, they > are not sitting in parks watching children play. > The photos they want to take are very different. > Although I don't have children I understand that > parents get concerned, however there are far more > direct threats to children than a lone man who > seems to be behaving strangely. I am not sure of > the percentage of child abuse that occurs within > the family unit but I believe it is very high - > and far more children are killed on the roads than > abused by strangers Exactly. I think if I were into 'specialist' photos of anything I would probably go on the internet as a first port of call. This whole thread is basically 'I saw something I was uncomfortable with. Anything I am uncomfortable with should be outlawed. Did I mention I have a child? Please remember I have a child. Think of my children. My poor children. Think of them. Please. '

Domitianus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It was too alarming to realise that people who uttered views > based on such primitive reasoning skills as we see > on here actually have the right to vote and might > live in the same street as me. I, believe it or > not, am with Lenk on that one. *wipes away tears*

Richard Blackwood: "The child smells of hammers." An MP:"The child was stuck in an area of Internet the size of Ireland"

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > eh??? do we? Anything to back that up? it's scientific fact, obviously. there would be absolutely no way in hell to back that up with evidence, but don't let that stop people posting. It's similar to the story saying that there may be ?as many as? 50,000 paedophiles online that was in The Independent. By the time the great unwashed / tabloids got hold of it, it was being stated that 50,000 paedophiles were on myspace.com at any one time.

Why are photos of children any different from those of adults? Everyone mentioned being photographed in this thread is fully-clothed as far as I can tell. Where's my 'won't somebody please think of the children' button?

Horsebox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lenk's obsession with Nasty Nigel is a strange > one. Would Penk have had the same feelings for > him? > > I somewhat doubt it. > > Bring back Penk. Penk sends his regards from the cabin of the 185, which he drives from where he's been hiding.

I was on a bus driver forum earlier, you should see what they're saying about this place

i got the bus this morning. I didn't say a word to anyone. My Oyster card beeped without incident. Couldn't even tell you if the driver was male or female Might start a new thread

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What happens when we run out of fuels and there's > no more electricity? > What happens when energy companies go bankrupt and > they can't afford to fix their 3 billion North Sea > wind turbines? > What happens when sea levels rise and all our > homes are underwater, and the only survivors are > living a tribal existence on high ground? > What happens when the world is gripped by a virus > turning us all into zombies? > What happens when the cats and dogs decide to > rebel? The whereabouts of a few blurred .jpegs of that stag do in 2003 where you all wore snorkels and diving masks will be the least of your worries, I'd imagine.

annaj Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Here we go.... > > I'm fairly sure it started here and as far as I > know the OP wasn't joking, so, yes, it pretty much > is about the collective SE22 neurosis. *wipes tear from eye* I miss penk

I probably did. I have several foxes living in the back garden of my Victorian semi. No cats.

annaj Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > they bring with them all manner of idiocy and > narrow-minded values > > Right. "They" are narrow-minded, whereas you, of > course, are enlightened and broad minded. Except > that you constantly judge, generalise and dismiss > people on the basis of class, colour, profession, > parental status or anything that makes them not > exactly like you. > > Do you really not see the irony in your, somewhat > tired and tedious, stance? what a middle-class thing to postzzz

jenren Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > lenk, won't assume you are a homeowner of a > property bought more than five years ago, but if > you are....... > > I just know it has crossed your mind that the > property value hikes in ED have likely tripled > said property, so...... > > Foxton's and the city types with sprogs have > actually created a healthy retirement fund for > those who have been around for a while. I'm not > currently a property owner, but I certainly wish I > had bought a four bed terrace for ?200,000 five > years ago! The day I engage in a 'house prices' chat in the internets is well, um, a bad day. It's not the money anyway, it's the people. they bring with them all manner of idiocy and narrow-minded values. anyways, Foxes. Or is this the Foxton's thread.

Ted Max Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > http://www.foxtons.co.uk/properties/uk-london-new- > cross-914/properties-for-sale-in-new-cross.html they don't have a base full of coloured chairs and fizzy water in NC though

Ted Max Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh noes, and I was so looking forward to his eight > hour minimal set. come to that road in forest Hill someone was moaning about next Saturday

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > lenk in playing the same dull old record loudly > again and again and again shocker I have 5 copies. The reason we have a foxtons is that there are a bunch of people prepared to pay over-the-odds for an tiny Victorian semi near some kind of shop with a French name. You don't get Foxtons in say, New Cross.

thexwinglessxbird Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Asset Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > My cats are out with the foxes every night and > > have never come to any harm. > > > That's not to say that they wont. Just read > suzisoo's post. But I really hope they wont. > > Another thing that bothers me as that I used to > live next door to a cat owner & her cat crying > outside the door used to drive me nuts. I felt > like taking the cat in as my own. Putting danger > aside, Some cats just do not like to be kept > outside all night. > > As for Foxtons: Foxtons is a waste of space. I > really wish they hadn't put that on Lordship Lane. > A decent little supermarket would have been > better. Something but not that. It's no accident we've got a Foxtons Influx of moneyed City types looking to fire out a mewling hateful sprog sometime soon = you get a Foxtons

So you're saying a bus driver asked to see someone's bus pass? UNBELIVABLE. *tuts loudly*

tiger ranks Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > REFUGEES............ what us tax payers pay for so > they can doss about all day and get carried around > in new minibuses to and from where ever they want > to go sorry but that place really pi**es me off Yes. We should send them home to where they came from. If their country of origin will not accept them we should declare war on that country. The resulting war will then stimulate our job market.

Moos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Back on topic though they definitely do chase and > kill cats from time to time. don't we all?

There's probably more foxes in ED than cats. They tend to keep their distance from each other - and the foxes round here have more than enough food.