LostThePlot

I removed a silver birch Changed the colour of a woman's jacket Changed the style of a woman's hair Changed her shoes ....all done in photoshop for an image for a mag. I walked a dog, I bought two Bronica GS-1 6x7 film cameras for a stupidly small amount of money...watch out eBay. And i brought home a 300mm F2.8....hired sadly.. :-(( I'm now about to update my website! E

I've adjusted my running training schedule accordingly!

annaj Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Have checked....the 19th century American > practice of men spoiling for a fight by balancing > a chip of wood on there shoulder and challenging > others to knock it off*. Surely it will require some form of restraining mechanism, or it might just fall off of its own accord... Shoulders not being very good at keeping things up by the poorly designed sloping attitude.

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Class War Youth Death Brigade? SPLITTERS!!! Class war.....what class? It's not 1920 FFS!!! And what is the relationship between class and a company that is there simply to sell houses?

Domitianus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hilarious Cazzy. Really smart. I think I have > got the measure of you already and it is not > impressive. I suggest you get some Pollyfilla and > fill i that chip on your shoulder. The one thing that I have picked up from this whole discussion is that I have gone through my whole life, until about 2 mins ago, imagining "Chip On Your Shoulder" as a deep fried chip, not a "Small bit missing" chip....I'm certainly enlightened. Must say, knowing Loz as I do, the attack on him was a bit unfair, and very very wide of the mark. When i saw this post initally my first thought was..."Why?" (I work in motoring and know quite well a few of the guys in the Gay Classic Car Club and have often thought about asking the same question. Why segregate?)

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Despite it being possibly one of the worst > motorcycles I've ever owned, for some reason I > grew very attached to this little East German > number.. TS250? - Yep, had one of those too....ideas of making it into a RAT bike, but in all honesty that was just too ironic...

snorky Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ive been looking at Mk3 Cortinas on Ebay > recently.. how sad is that Not sad at all!!! I'm currently getting itch about this It's a MK2. I have the MK1 so would complete the set... ;-) Have to get rid of my MG first though....

THere is some market in east london they flog this sort of stuff through. Can't remember where though....sorry.

> I was just pointing out that most women would > always choose to drink in a "male dominated > drinking den" where you might witness a punch-up. > They just love that kind of stuff, especially if > they have a premiership game on and the stella's > ?2 a pint. Cause and Effect surely.....

Absolutely utterly F***ing brilliant!!! wow....I'm stunned!!!!! "Bad Acts And Drag Act, and Terry Wogan's wig" - "Sublime tone and depth of production will bring this to the for on the night" - Independent on Sunday... BRING IT ON!!!

ed_pete Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > LostThePlot - I expect there would be far too many > objections from residents of Coplestone and the > surrounding roads to close the junction to cars, > and to be honest I would have a great deal of > sympathy with them. Fully agree, however I re-read my post an spotted an omited "only" "might it not be wise to change that to no entry for motor vehicles ONLY be in order also?

Yes, was woken by the wardrobe doors in the bedroom rattling away and wife asking me what I was doing (Wary I was up to my old wardrobe rattling tricks again...clearly..) How exciting!

"We (I?) forgot to take a camera with us (doh!), but we did take a few snaps on our phones....My, how I have forgotten how limiting a film camera is with only 24 snaps to take, and no way to preview them to see what they look like." But not as limiting as not taking one.... ;-) Sounds good, but a bit on the expensive side (relatively speaking of course....) unless prices have hikes substantially since I was there?

Pete, Fully support this, but at Coplestone at that end is one way, might it not be wise to change that to no entry for motor vehicles be in order also? Eric

As a dog walker, who does scoop I may add, I must say I am perplexed as to why the larger space of the green is given to dogs, and not the smaller area. That way, you could let the dog off the lead when you enter the area, without having to worry if the two other gates are open. Much as we'd all like dogs that are remote control to the nearest inch, you have to accept that they still have their own wills. Peckhamgatecrasher....there is little point in muzzling a dog...the offending items are emitted from the opposite end that are the crux of your problem!

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > SteveT Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > My car is 16 years old ... I have never put oil > in the engine from new, it has done 170,000 > miles. > > What to do? > > I'd say change it's time for an oil change, Steve. Here Here.....Poor bloody thing. FWIW I change every 6000 miles.

HI Jim, I have seen an ariel shot fo the ground, on FA Cup day I believe, but can't remember where it was for the life of me. It looked like the White Horse final though, a sea of flat caps. Out of interest did you then come into Hoopers after the game? I was there for the rugby.

snorky Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Best car insurance tip ? Is to run a classic car...Pre-1974 if you can, that way there is no road tax. Also, if you do limited miles, and if you're a commuting Londoner you're probably able to get away with maybe a 5000 mile policy, then you can get a classic insurance policy. For my three cars, (1959, 1974 & 1984) I paid ?160 fully comp last year. Also, you'd be suprised at the availabilty of spares for some cars. Taking the MG B and the original mini for example, you can buy everything to build a car from new if you wish, and some people do!

JBARBER Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The current charge is ?91 per annum. In the survey > we've asked residents to tell us whether they > think it should be related to CO2 emissions or > not. > > What do you think? I think this sounds like a bit of a money making scheme if you;re going to link it to CO2 emissions? Surely parking should be encouraged, as it reduces the CO2 emissions? Eric

Jamma Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I hold my head in my hands at the thought of Oliver > Bonas. Thank you for reminding me about this. Every time i walk past thinking "I must look them up on the web" - I just did..... Oh Cock...do we need another one of these shops? This place is suffering from self-fulfilling parody! Unbelievable! Just had a look at their website and was intrigued,(Curious some would say...) by the Metrosexual link and spotted the wonderful irony of the picture frames...PMSL!!!

While We're on the matter of Venn diagrams, can I direct you all to http://indexed.blogspot.com/ which is one of the funniest things on the web IMHO!. I'n especially an drawn to "I've never seen anything like it." Enjoy...

Hope this does not put a dampener on matters, but a female frind, who lives in that area told me she had a knife held to her throat a couple of weekends ago, outside of the Rye hotel. About 8pm in the evening. Luckily a cyclist stopped and she was able to run off. Of course, this could happen anywhere, but as others have said, don't look like a victim.

Bugger, they are dead handy if you need to get something PDQ. Wonder if they'll be selling off their stock. Always fancied a really good Rotring Pen set. Sad but true.

PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is Davina a plumber bloke called Eric testing out > his female side on us? > OI!! I'm watching you and your snidey digs... ;-) Can't a man have ONE Stopp in the Clockhouse with out being accused of being hormonal!

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Also saw a newt in the water there once :) I feel somewhat ashamed to say that my formative years in the North East were spend playing on the slag heaps and looking for news in the bright orange rivers. Wonder if I contributed to their demise? Must say though, as the countryside got cleaned up they have become rarer. Bring back uncontrolled pollution I say! LTP ----------------------- Has this post inspired you, made you laugh, made you cry or simply made you wonder if East Dulwich is some sort of Lost Cat Bermuda Triangle? If so, then please visit http://www.justgiving.com/MarsdenMarathon and make a donation.