Andystar

Dulwich_ Park_ Fairy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Andystar > > I heard that it was a Care Home for the Elderly > until the owner realised that there was more > profit to be made in cramming refugees there and > promptly kicked the residents out with 1 months > notice. 10 points to u, D_P_F, my buddies' nana was a resident, it used to be called Greystones back in the day, but I used to call it grave stones, poor old folk - not only did they have to live out their last days in that place, but they were also on the receiving end of my razor sharp quips.

tiger ranks Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > REFUGEES............ what us tax payers pay for so > they can doss about all day and get carried around > in new minibuses to and from where ever they want > to go sorry but that place really pi**es me off I'll tell you what totally p*sses me off, the people who are profiting from the misery of these people ( i've seen really expensive cars parked in the drive, outside Barry house & I doubt that they belong to the 'freeloaders' ) & the idiots who whine about their tax money going on these free-loaders. most of my pals are foreign, all of them have degrees & none of them are free loaders. My ex is Colombian, she had a Masters degree in maths ( distinction ), she left a high ranking job in Colombia to travel & see the world, yet, due to a combination of cr*p visa laws & unfair xenophobia, had to work in a well known chain of stores as a manager for under ?10k per year, she actually had 2 jobs, she cleaned at the LSE ( illegally & was paid peanuts for it. ) Compare this to my English pal who earned more cash than her ( she worked in a similar shop ) & was as lazy as fk. As for 'them' taking our jobs, I challenge u to spend a month cleaning toilets for peanuts. Ps: at least my ex learnt how to use punctuation.

Hi everyone, Just wanted to thank the awesome woman who woke me up from a drunken slumber on the night bus, last week & told me that it was my stop - no idea how you knew that but i'm glad that you accepted my high 5 anyway!! :)-D

I thought this was a thread about me, I was wondering how you had figured out my nickname... ;-)

youngnewbie_newbie88 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Andystar, Who is angry Nigel pray tell...? *is > intrigued*(?) Hi there yn_n88 Welcome to the forum :)-D You can find everything about Angry Nigel here enjoy!

Maybe it's angry Nigels' cat?

it was angry nigel

thebeard, you really need to extract that copy of the Daily Mail out of your a***.. I can't believe that your trying to justify angry Nigel's behaviour by blaming it on the rotten infrastructure etc etc, the guy would be a d*ck no matter how good the system was, he is a bully, end of story, you've obviously never dealt with him. I've dealt with many pleasant drivers, including the awesome speedy, safe-driving lady on the 185 today. Also, those sweeping offensive generalizations regarding their brain size goes to show just how intelligent you are. ( having a beard doesn't make you more intelligent.) ( Btw- I'm not a bus driver, related to one or affiliated with tfl in any way, shape or form )

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah, but are marine biologists actually human, > aren't they supposed to have webbed hands and > feet... > lol, he's totally human, he will be playing at the Dogstar this saturday if anyone wants proof... ok that was a shameless plug for my buddy Dan

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Did you all know that humans know more about the > galaxy than we do about under our Oceans. My friend, the marine biologist, actually knows more about under our oceans than about space.

Andystar Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > you lot are forgetting the greatest achievement, > that famous NASA space pen, that you could buy in > argos, that can write underwater ( v useful if > they ever find some on mars ) & do all sorts of > other stuff. I love the fact that it cost lots to > develop & the russians just took pencils Damn, i was just looking for a pic & have now found out that its a hoax, damn you bloody internet... In conclusion, there was obviously no point in going to the moon

you lot are forgetting the greatest achievement, that famous NASA space pen, that you could buy in argos, that can write underwater ( v useful if they ever find some on mars ) & do all sorts of other stuff. I love the fact that it cost lots to develop & the russians just took pencils

What a shameless plug for your show, woof, i saw you there playing the piano, I was impressed that Carrie could bounce around in those heels tho

jumpinjackflash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I told everyone at work and they all think I must > have been pi55ed - which I wasn't! > > I cannot have been the only one that saw it! Exactly the same thing happened to me, i was coming out of a club & walked over Waterloo bridge when I saw a huge orange ball over the Thames, i told my work buddies but they dimissed it & called me a drunk

Hi there Kells, i've seen japanese squire strats (cheaper official copies) sell for about ?200ish on ebay so i reckon you may get alot more for it, it really depends on the condition of it, japanese strats are pretty good guitars. also, i read on a forum somewhere that andys ( no relation) on denmark st is really dodgy, so don't sell your guitar there- i think he sells guitars & basically doesnt hand the ?? over afterwards. Last piece of advice- dont sell it & buy a good tuition book!

Holy sh*tballs, the world's ending in 2012 & I've gone & signed up to a 5 yr gym membership..if i show them this thread, do you reckon they'd let me cancel??

matthew123 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Blinking eck!! What is worse being famous or > looking like someone famous!! Having a Doppelg?nger.. I had one while I was at uni, it was terrible, friends would go on abt how rude i was because i ignored them when i passed them in the streets etc. It happened many times & sadly i never got to meet him, we could have ruled the world together :(

Wow i've learnt so much from this post

am i the only person who didnt realise that Jacko had a daughter??? I was sure it was 3 boys..

SteveT Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think you've pulled Andystar if you play your > cards right:)) Pls dont wish her on me, i feel sorry 4 her husband, if she has one..

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Andystar Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > . i was actually in > > front of her & somehow, she managed to push her > > way ( using her pushchair ) past me onto the bus > ... > > What the @#$%& were you doing getting onto the bus > in front of a lady in the first place? I was nr the front of the queue, she was alot further away, with lots of ppl between us- doesnt really make sense go all the way to the back of the queue to let her queue jump, esp for rude ppl i actually make a point of stepping back when theres space & letting ppl on the bus/ train/ tube before me, even the really slow &*!$ers at Denmark hill who put one foot on the train & pause for ages ( even when there's no-one in front of them if you did this recently at Denmark hill at abt 8am, I was the one who said 'Douchebag' quite loudly) I also open doors for ppl etc etc Btw, she is not a lady!

PetuniaButtons Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I just wish Mr Buttons would stop singing the "woh > woh WOOOOOOOHohohohoho" bit from blimming Earth > Song. > > If he carries on I shall be burning his Fray > Bentos pie lol, i dont know whats worse, hearing him sing that or eating a fray bentos pie..

Hi folks.. I bumped into extremely rude mother again today. I was waiting for the 185 at victoria at abt 18:00, I was listening to my ipod & my eyes wandered, suddenly, our eyes locked. I didn't recognise her at first, but then the full horror of the situation dawned on me as i recognised her. I turned away & prayed that the bus would come. After an eternity, it arrived. i was actually in front of her & somehow, she managed to push her way ( using her pushchair ) past me onto the bus & even took out a poor guys ankles, then made him carry the pushchair onto the bus. I hid upstairs & even got off on the stop after the plough to avoid her. Has anyone else had the misfortune of dealing with her?

My fave jacko story involves me telling a huge jacko fan from work who believed that jacko was innocent because he would never ever abuse kids, that that he should stick to sh*ggin chimps because they dont talk. I was just fed up with her going on and on and on abt his innocence, which was based on the fact that he could never do it because he loves children. she didnt speak to me for weeks- which was great.

PippaD Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They hit Nutbrook street earlier today. > My mum was in and gave them a right telling off > about scaremongering and especially about trying > to scare any of our elderly neighbours in the > street. > Mum said the gentleman left looking quite > flustered and in haste. > Good riddance to them all. salutes PippaD's mum