reetpetite

karter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lordship Lane is the main drag for vehicles with > sirens so they are bound to be heard.:) I live on Peckham Rye and if i got a pound for every time I heard a siren I'd be a millionaire, but they always go straight past ,well 9out of 10 times .

Immoral

I'm pretty certain that company are working on the Rye Hill Estate contracts that could narrow the search down for the culprit. I think they are electricans but not certain.

I too wont carry a handbag if I'm just popping out say to a friends for a walk or to the shops .If I'm only going to be out for an hour or less I even leave my phone at home and just take a few pounds in my pocket if I'm just going to the shop.It always worries me when I see people on their phones or even just carrying them listening to music on their own and carrying a purse ,especially when its late or somewhere quiet.

Thanks SimonM thats good to know , I thought it would take a while for the exact reasons that Paula gave.

Starvation

Hunger

skeleton

thebeard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They aren?t kids ????. they are maniac > gangstaaassss! > > > They stopped being kids by about 10 these days, by > that age they have seen heard and been involved in > more than most over 40?s have. > > > Most of them are left at home alone whilst mum > works 7 days a week some are looked after by the > older sister / brother or granny or left at a > friends house. > > > Usually Mum doesn?t have a man in her life let > alone the father of the gangstaaaa.. If she even > knew who he was.?? > > > The gangstaaaaa have seen every kind of porn > imaginable and every kind of sick depraved movie > and listened to hours of nonsense gangstaaa rap. > > > At school they probably behaved like angels and > learnt absolutely nothing which will be of any use > in the real world. > > They know at a very early age they will never be > able to buy the bling Rolex or the Lamborghini. > > They have been failed by their parents and by the > education system doomed before they get to their > teens. > > > The authorities and PC nonsense fail them by not > stopping and searching them for knives. > > I was in Paris a couple of months ago for one day > and saw Police stopping and searching lots of > youths on the metro probably 10 or so. > > In all my time in London on the tube and in the > hood I think I?ve seen two stop and searches? > > > Our Police are great when it?s all happened > > But dealing with these poor sad sorry gangstaaas > before they kill each other > > They are sadly pathetic. A scary and sad post but unfortunately very true.

Jim

I've never seen baby crows or baby pigeons.

reetpetite Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mr. whatsisname in Jane Eyre > > Sorry had a senior moment ...Mr.Rochester Sorry again I answered the wrong post but with the right answer !!

Doris

Mr. whatsisname in Jane Eyre Sorry had a senior moment ...Mr.Rochester

Tree

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I always thought that the "fresh meat counter" was > pretty much the same thing as the packaged > stuff... just taken out of the wrapper before they > put it on display. Dont think so Jeremy, there are joints displayed as well which they cut from.

Whats that got to do with the price of bread ?

Sean MacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > I could be wrong MP but that doesn't read like one > of your tongue in cheek posts so... > > Butchers do compete on price - many purchases work > out cheaper than supermarkets > "perceived" quality - what's with the perceived. > Buy any cuts of pork, beef or whatever and do a > blind test - note the lack of water ruining the > meat. Even premium cuts in the supermarket have > been in those horrible cellophane wraps for how > long? > > > But the main problem I have when people compare > butchers with supermarkets is this: > > Butchers provide a butchering service. You can't > go to any supermarket and have a chicken boned. > You can't have your meat trimmed. You can't get > bones for stock. You can't ask for thicker or > thinner steaks. You can only buy pre-packed slabs > of often-watery meat > > Surely all told that is plenty to differentiate > than just "perceived quality"?? Don't forget you do have the choice of the fresh meat counter in Sainsburys which I have used when not able to get to WR ,and they do trim the meat if asked but I've never had a chicken boned.Its not as good but better than prepacked . I dont buy prepacked meat now not after using the butchers there's just no comparison, after all that's where I shopped before supermarkets were around.

Take a look on the Station Manager Corner thread the answer could be there if not Barry will answer your query.

Posh

There is a poor man who stands on the corner holding a sign .that's the only way of knowing its there especially if you are new to the area .

I was on a 484 near Bockley when a fight broke out between some youths and we had to get off the bus. Luckily another one was right behind but the driver of the second bus wouldnt let us on without paying without the say so of the other driver, even though the police were there straight away and it was obvious there was a problem and the first driver wouldnt come out of his cab (which they have a right to do).He wouldnt move till everyone paid.

Batman

ibilly99 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > reetpetite as all EDFers know re Somerfields the > cardinal rule for special offers is > > Check and Challenge I know and I do just wish I didnt have to !

Yes 'us lot' do like and support our independent shops ,it dosent mean we have to lose our sense of humour ,we know its not gonna happen so why get so het up over it !