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Louisa, I'm sure you will be most satisfied to know that you make me want to run round my room screaming and tearing my hair out. You are like a character in a Kafka story. Looking forward to trying the improved Seacow.

oh alright, forgot about that massive chip they couldn't get off her shoulder either.

Didn't somebody mention further up the thread that a takeaway fish supper cost ?4. Seems to be comparable (f not cheaper) to most other chippies and not ridiculously expensive as some are suggesting. If you want to sit in and have a different piece of fish then expect to pay a bit more. Lousia - change the record, you are talking out of your behind as usual.

the 37 bus goes direct from Peckham to ED AllforNun

is it worth filleting a sardine?

Haddock. Better than Cod.

to tell it straight

I'm confused now. I see this heading to the lounge.

Not like the Scots and the French, the old alliance.

it was a joke - I am middle class. EDIT: well, on my mother's side. What does that make me? sort of slightly lazy?

oy, I've got great dress sense.

Yes Sean, I pulled you up about using 'we' the other day didn't I?

isn't it just that the frontage of betting shops is crap and the frontage of poncy boutiques is a bit more attractive?

When there was tension on the 7.03

Not a financial asset, just a bonus. who's cage? Mine or PGC?

I've been saying that since my son was born in 1996. Still here and it's looking like I'm not going anywhere at the mo'. ho hum. As someone said to me once years ago when I was expounding about not wanting my son to grow up in London, "He'll only move back when he's older and you won't be here anymore". Interesting as that is exactly what I did at age 18 - move to London.

filthy lucre?

I think the chap already said if anyone wanted to go and taste some coley the staff would be glad to cook it up for them. I took that to mean a free taster.

The Hoolihans around Elephant & Castle funnily enough.

Edinburgh was the murder capital of Europe a few years ago and recent stastics showed that per capita you are still more likely to be stabbbed there than here. Interesting, as it came out top place to live in the recent Channel 4 programme. Not sure what my point is but I think there is one somewhere.

Funny that, I guessed as much.

There is quite a large bobby and psco presence in East Dulwich Grove at the moment - could be related.

Gave birth in both of them as a matter of fact. St Thomas's 12 years ago and it was fine, left to our own devices unil last hour and then just a midwife present. Left 6 hours after giving birth so can't say anything about aftercare. King's 4 years ago and it was okay too although personally I thought the place was pretty filthy. I stayed overnight and could not wait to get out, not much care given while I was on the ward either. Both hospitals thought I was weird for not letting them bath the babies after the birth but didn't insist. Neither did they insist I had any of the injections they wanted to give me either. Not much help I know.

Well, out of a choice of those I would definitely vote for Waitrose. It's part of the John Lewis Partnership, which is my favourite shop and in my limited experience of Waitrose their stuff is of very good quality and not really much more expensive than other supermarkets. I occasionally get stuff through Ocado and tend to spend less on a week's shop than I do when I go to Sainsbos; obviously there is less impulse purchasing but the prices compare pretty well. KK - "At least the ED Somerfield provides better quality products than the ED Sainsbury's rubbish." Can you give me some examples please? My experience of Somerfields is not the case.

How horrible and scary for the kids involved. I saw them all when I got off the bus. Most were in shool uniform though weren't they? Did anyone identify the uniform?