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Asset

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  1. I will be rushing out at crack of dawn to collect my bag ( and the others for those that want them )
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    I WAS using the Pulse, unlike the other tossers filling up the spaces. AND - Fanybody'sI, I hardly ever use my fecking car, being a bike rider and public transport user and a feckin Ocado delivery getter and Abel and cole getter and an avid recycler and composter. BUT to get me and my 3 yr old to Peckham for a quick swim the car is the obvious choice.
  3. nothing Sean. I would not have said a word if it wasn't for the number of new posters frantically bigging them up.
  4. I've been letting off gas since the black eyed beans I had last night..........
  5. Funnily enough that's why the thread is titled 'seen anyone famous in East Dulwich'
  6. Macroban is NO WAY female.
  7. irina Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > James Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > This shop looks tacky and dated already. Ugh! > You > > would have to be from Croydon to think it was > > classy. Yuck. > > I have never seen so much SNOBERRY and > PREJUDICE!!!I am digusted! I live in Croydon and > for you and HonaloochieB to make such comments > about Croydon you have to be both of these. To > judge people for where they live and assume they > are all the same is out of order. Just because > some of you were "born with a silver spoon in your > mouths" doesn't give you the right judge others > that weren't. > > By the way before you judge me as well, my parents > are educated, me and my husband are educated and > both running our own businesses; but that doesn't > mean I despise people less fortunate than me. > > And what is this gathering of snobbs throwing such > nasty comments at your local shoe shop? I just > can't understand it and feel sorry for that shop, > well actually in all fairness no publicity is bad > publicity. > > SHAME ON YOU! Ahhahhahhhhahahhhhahhahhahahha LOfarkinL - Are you sure? To add - why do you care so much eh? Sorry - have to add more - to register and post first time just to defend this shop surely smacks of an ulterior and defensive motive. We don't really care and most people on here are not snobs. I went in the shop the other day with an open mind and it is SHIT. Personally for those prices I'll spend a few more quid and buy a decent pair of shoes from M Louboutin.
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    I got my first clamp EVER in twenty odd years of driving in London, yesterday. Parked in Peckham Pulse car park which was full of people popping to shops in Peckham rather than Pulse - OK not in designated white box parking space, but certainly not obstructing anyone. 85 quid lighter, most expensive swimming trip ever. The geezers actually apologised for clamping me and we had a conversation about people not using the Leisure centre but parking there anyway, apparently if witnessed, people can be clamped for not going to leisure centre. In my time waiting to be unclamped I certainly witnessed a lot of that. Haven't really got a point other than it was an unfair bit of clamping but within their rights nevertheless. AAAgh, the chap suggested I try to appeal but as there are signs suggesting one doesn't park in non-designated spaces, albeit obscured by tree foliage, I prob have no recourse. FARCKED OFF. SO - in re. getting in the way, blocking the roads etc etc, I most certainly was NOT, yet still had to pay ?85.
  9. Asset

    In your yooooof

    I went to a couple of the weekenders - Gt Yarmouth and Prestatyn - too. My boyf at the time sold records on a stall at them - they were messy affairs.
  10. Asset

    In your yooooof

    yes, I remember that. By the Windmill, went a couple of times.
  11. Asset

    In your yooooof

    oh yes, Brain and Subterrania - forgot them
  12. mmmm, powdered egg anyone?
  13. Asset

    In your yooooof

    Yes, I know someone who went last weekend.
  14. Although the original experiment I believe came from a discussion about whether is is possible to eat well on a limited budget and not resort to cheap, processed, convenience foods. I think MM's menu looked interesting and nutritious and mostly all made from fresh ingredients. And for ?20 not bad at all. A little meaty for me though and as a veggie it gets harder to keep the food interesting - there's only so much spicy slop one can eat in a week.
  15. Asset

    In your yooooof

    In 89 - 94 I could be found at: Sunday nights Solaris, Grays Inn Rd Monday nights (once a month) Tonka do at the Zap club and then on to the beach The Milk Bar Turnmills Various illegal warehouse dos Ibiza every summer (still doing that) I went to a couple of the earlier biggies outside London, I think one was called Blast Off where we had to phone the number to get the address and join the convoy etc etc Yes - arches at Vauxhaull and there was somewhere at London Bridge (memory a bit hazy, just jogged by BigJim) Good days
  16. Rosie, I tried one today for the first time and while better than many I've had, didn't really have a very croissanty flavour - prob not enough butter!
  17. I think the tuna pitta was lunch
  18. what is the point of having CCTV and recording over it every day? That's rubbish, I would think keeping tape for a week would be sensible. Smacks of being too stingy to get another reel of tape.
  19. what is a 'Lucinda' type, who is she?
  20. But do we really care?
  21. I like the idea of some town council or other which I read about last year. The street cleaners don't do the job for a couple of days once a month or something and the idea is to make people more aware of the litter and hopefully think before littering. Not sure if it worked. Part of the problem is the idea that it doesn't matter as someone will come along and clear it up.
  22. Bush for one is unable to say the word nuclear correctly - nucular - poss not technically a malaprop, just a twit.
  23. Horsebox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > How many people opposed to McDonalds on the basis > of their workers rights record, shop in Tesco or > ASDA, I wonder? Not me for one, and I wouldn't go to Asda specifically because it's owned by Walmart. It may be futile but it is my choice. And just to add, I am not telling anyone what they can or cannot do or even telling anyone to consider their responsibilitiesm, merely pointing out some information that I am aware of regarding Mcds. Personally I wouldn't like a Maccy Ds on LL as I used to live close to the one on Wally Rd and the smell was vile (IMO) and the litter was bad. I know they employ people to clear the litter but the radius of responsibility is fairly small.
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