sophiesofa

The one who's a science teacher with the big eyes, can't remember his name. I just watched it on i-player at work on the sly.

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Argh they are so rude aren't they. Me and my boyfriend (i'm a graphic designer and he's a carpenter) tried to rent a flat a while back but there was another couple interested but the flat was givien to them because they were a 'professional couple' even though we were willing to pay more than them, move a month earlier and my boyfriend could fix anything that went wrong. They just have no common sense! ARRGGHH

Anyone who wears sunglasses indoors is in my mind a twozock (unless they have a visual impairment of course). Anyone who wears sunglasses on their head when there is no chance of the sun coming out is also a twozock. B)

Nero Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am not going to be a nay-sayer because our > station controller is doing a great job, but it > does sadden me that we go into paroxysms of praise > when someone is being effective and open and doing > his job well. I am not having a go at you who have > praised him, just pointing out that it's a sad > state of affairs when that is the norm. but SMBJones is doing this in his spare time making hime quadruply amazing.

ok i change my 4 foot fence with trellis to 5 foot with trellis because thinking about it 4 foot is low even for a shortie like me. I visitied my sister (who not out of choice has a 4 foot fence) once and her neighbour is approx 20 stone and she was wearing a tiny bikini and it was impossible not to stare. I also agree with skidmarks but sadly not many people have front gardens, especially in london.

JB82 your post has bought back memories of working in a petrol station frequented by porn buying lorry drivers, those were the days. Mine are a nice bit of rib-eye steak, a bottle of vino and lots of chocolate - yum yum yum. I'm happy to substitute nice loo roll etc. for the scratchy value range if it means i get my beef.

What about a 4 footer with a bit of trellis at the top so it lets a bit of light in etc. The flat i'm due to move in has a lot of chicken wire panels instead of fence which we think are the neighbours resposibility and he looks big and scary - wish me luck.

Barry for Mayor!

It's my fault. I wore a red hoodie at the weekend and he's been stalking me but I think i've finally given him the slip so he should be back soon

i'm going to a caravan in wales for my summer holiday this year :( Went to Rhodes last year and it was lovely and lots of yummy food, sunshine and pretty things to look at.

Thanks Barry you seem very nice.

You men are so lucky you get beer and don't expect to pay more than ?11 for a wet cut. Incrdible. I find going to the hairdressers hurrendous. Your hairdresser feels obliged to make small talk, you are plonked in front of a mirror so are forced to read womans own (my personal opinion, no disrespect to the magazine)or something equally unappealing and pay a fortune. I am very unprecious when it comes to my hair so quite often after a glass of wine reach for the scissor with mixed results but it grows eventually. I've tried those free training places before and once spent 2 hrs 45 mins having a trim and i left before it was properly finished because i was so bored and hungry. I'm jelous and now considering a sex change.

northernmonkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Probably a bigger ask, but it would be helpful to > get another ticket machine at East Dulwich. The > ticket office is generally closed (often even when > it is supposed to be open) which means that the > queues at the ticket machines can be really long. > Add to this the fact that the trains really aren't > that frequent, it makes getting a ticket and > getting your train quite difficult. seconded

Hello Barry and thank you for taking the time to do this and I hope you don't get abused. At East Dulwich Station I have seen rats crossing the pathway up to the platform that goes into London. I am petrified of the things. I doubt there's much you can do but I thought there's no harm in mentioning it. Thanks

pinocchio Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I sent my survey to my insurers and got them to > decide whether the property is insurable and what > needs to be done. In that way you're in safe > hands i terms of what you need to and not need to > report. and what did they say? We've just had a survey done and it says something along the lines of there is evidence of subsidence in he past as expected with a property of this age but we do not believe this to be a problem but you should check you can get insurance. I don't want to tick the subsidence box but i think i'm going to have to.

Good on you wondergirl

how will you make any money for all the time and effort you'll have to put in, from the take aways themselves? I think you will find it will be a lot of effort for little reward. You might also having problems emailing anything over 5MB and pdfs with lots of images in are big files (i'm a graphic designer so have experienced the pdf mail out problem on many occassions). I think any local business who would be interested would have been sensible enough to have posted (and kept up to date) their meus through this forum anyway. Good luck if you do do it (but I don't think you should sorry).

Having lived in New Cross, Deptford and Lewisham and I have a boyfriend who grew up in central peckham East Dulwich feels to me like a utopia. I do think people should keep their wits about them but i don't think it's worth living in constant fear.

wow he makes me weak at the knees

> Clears Voice, puts on best Terry Thomas Impession > and says "Well Helllooo Miss Sophie, you sound a > pretty spiffing sort" Oh no after getting such a lovely warm welcome i fear i may have to disappoint you XWP by saying who is Terry Thomas? Brum you may have a point about chav's not making a comfy sofa escpecially if i get a few of the ones who have limps, they might have pointy hip bones or something.

I did mean the baby d song yes but i had completely forgotten how amazing the video was i shall now enedevor (i can't spell that word) to live life with fireworks, candles and headscarfs at hand for when needed. As for the 'The Velvet Touch - 4 - Rosalind Russell Leon Genn' brum it has affected me because my dad is called michael so it is very very wrong. I've also been considering velour as an alternative to velvet, I could mug some chavs of their tracksuits and stitch them together.

Oh aren't you all lovely. I now have Let me be your fantasy from 1992 in my head.

Sadly it does happen everywhere and if someone tries to mug you the best thing to do (unless you have a shotgun in your handbag) to do is just give them the money. I think common sense is called for but sometimes you just get unlucky no matter how cautious you are and it's not worth living in fear.

> > > Is it just me or does a name like sophiesofa > > > simply put a lovely, relaxing warm inviting > > image > > > of Sophie into your head ? > > > > > > Possibly not the best moniker to use on a > > swingers > > > discussion, but it has made me smile. > > > > Yeah! > > Shes got long jet black hair, 36DD and wears > > twangers in black and lays on a blood red > velvet > > sofa phwooooaar. > > How funny MikeCG > > I had a well groomed red head, in red twangers, > slender but not thin and a black leather sofa, > imaculate red nails and a voice to die for (in the > nicest way) Sadly i'm not lying on a red velvet sofa in red twangers whatever they are. I do have 'well groomed' long dark hair though but I don't have 36DD's which i'm quite glad about because i'd have a very sore back. I have pink nails today and i don't think i have a nice voice but i could get one of those microphone thingys that changes your voice to sex it up. I honestly do want a velvet sofa though but not a slutish one, a nice cosy one. Sorry if i ruined all your fantasies. ;-)