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wow, virgopunk - second post and all guns blazing. fabulous new addition to the forum, welcome. I'm with Nero, if you are serving the public in an English speaking country a rudimentary grasp of the language is essential.

DC and Alleyn's still do scholarships and bursary places

they are called harlequin lady birds and yes they are killing off our nicely behaved indigineous ones. there is a study going on; google it, they want info on where and when you've seen them poss with a live specimen sent for verification.

I went to the first Brits awards (before that it was BPI awards) where Sam Fox and Mick Fleetwood did their shambolic hosting! Hilarious.

macroban Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > imagine the village grew as a result of the > schools > > News to King Edgar in 963AD! Well yes, I'm not saying there was nothing here before the school, but the streets of Townley and Calton etc were built in Edwardian times no? You know what I mean Macro, in 963AD there would have been a few adobe huts, the school appeared in the 1600s and the hamlet has grown around it ever since.

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > EDrant Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Dog owner should be obliged by law to carry > > plastic bags when walking their dog, as simple > as > > that. No bag = a fine! > > If this was compulsory they may actually do the > > 'Bag it and bin it'. > > > Sounds like a good idea to me What if said dog and owner were returning from walk, already having pooped, picked and popped in bin. How do you prove that?

In re: the 'posh schools', Edward Alleyn, a famous Elizabethan actor (along with Richard Burbage - Burbage Rd geddit), purchased the manor of Dulwich in the 1600s and proceeded to build Dulwich College. His wife was called somebody Woodward (poss Woodwarde Rd). The 'posh schools' I believe were originally all connected with Dulwich College. The original JAGS site is next to the Barclays bank in the village. As few of the houses around the village date from the 1600s I would imagine the village grew as a result of the schools and not the other way round as is being implied here.

I've only just got home, really sorry I'm not going to come, Wednesday has become a problem for me as it's the day I get home latest. Hope the numbers are ok this evening. What're the chances of changing the night to a Tuesday?

Ha Sean, that's why you always sit on the fence!

I was there briefly

up yet Jah?

Och Sean, you flatterer

I am sore today

Happy Bithday Jah xx

back, sack and crack!

ugh

marmite, cucumber and cream cheese

It's all very well to say get a bike, but some people's circumstances don't permit it. I used to cycle every day to where I had to go and now due to circumstances beyond my control I have to get the 176 which I think has aged me 10 years in the last 6 months!

I'm not as sore as I thought I would be

You wait TT, come the revolution.....

tackle head on, be open and ask her why she is doing it, what it is based on etc. put her on the spot.

I've got a bottle of pink champers in for tomorrow. Any excuse to crack a bottle really!

I'm coming. Harris Sports Centre 7pm correct? I need a spare racquet, can anyone supply me? If not I'll have to bale out until I get myself one.

not if your injuries end up not killing you but rendering you incapacitated and requiring constant care, that causes a strain on resources that otherwise would not be necessary if you'd just put on the belt. slightly skewed argument but you can see what I mean

in their unnecessarily massive status symbol 4x4s yes, when the kids are well above the age that they could walk, cycle or get - god forbid - public transport yes. When they don't think 'ooh, I'll park a street or two away and walk the rest as it is always a nightmare in that street' yes.