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I sing Bass and would be interested with singing with other people - with or without instruments
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I'll be in the EDT at about 12:30 if anyone is interested. Sorry Mogs, hopefully we can find another lunchtime. Andrew
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I wonder if anyone would be up for a lunchtime meetup tomorrow (Friday 23 Nov) at a Wifi enabled place. I am at home for a few days (on holiday from work) but have a few computer related things I could do with Wifi....
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I sometimes think that, but often people (inc me) want a bit of human contact. Sometimes you can strike lucky doing a search, sometimes you get a load of crap. I don't mind new treads repeating old topics - maybe there are different Yoga classes now. But I get annyoed with multiple threads at the same time.
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Don't know if the following is of any interest : Zenoria in aragonese
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Administrator Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 3 - 2 - 1 but before I do please do not do this > again. I have better things to do that Lounge > threads like this. You need a punishment that is worse than lounging :-)
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Mark Might it be possible to make the dubious word checking a little less senstive. So rather than looking for a "rudeword" anywhere in the text it requires the word to be a complete word. In regexp speak this would be "\brudeword\b". You could then sell this to set up the S****horpe Forum :-)
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Denmark Hill to London Bridge Closure
OutOfFocus replied to Alan Dale's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
mikeb Wrote: > I for one would support the reopening of Camberwell > station but let's face it, that train left the > station with Beeching. Beeching might have done a lot of bad things but closing Camberwell wasnt one of them - see Wikipedia article on Camberwell station -
It would help new users to leave a dummy thread behind when lounging. Whereas seasoned users wouldn't find it so useful - they will have cottoned on to the idea that threads suddnly migrate. I'd like to take a sideways step - an option only to view threads with new content. Then (if you selected this) you wouldnt see the dummy thread anymore.
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tommy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- is this related to the following - 1000 EDF readers jumping to Sitefinder We are currently experiencing high volumes of visitors to the Sitefinder website.
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Domitianus - I didn't realise you were a child. I thought you were born as an adult :-)
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ChavWivaLawDegree Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So no married or co-habiting EDers allowed? Or > would we have a single & adulterer's night out? Or even adulterers' - there may more than one ;-)
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local rail services - all stations near East Dulwich
OutOfFocus replied to Eileen's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
Does anyone have a summary of the document. I downloaded it and get put off by the extreme size and turgedness of it :-( Presumably the faster trains from Denmark Hill to Victoria remain. But it is worrying if the service is reduced to 2 an hour. -
As promised the I have uploaded the photos. They are at http://www.flickr.com/gp/95486317@N00/cqGGPN Here is one picture to whet your appetite : As always, if anyone would like a photo removed please let me know.
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I am sitting on a coach haivng been all day in Oxford. The photos are on my hardrive and whould be up tomorrow. Feel free to give me a gentle prod if they are not :-(
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I find them extremely useful - and on a board like this when they are rendered graphically :) so they are likely to be understood. But the problem in email is I don't always know if they will be understood by the reader. So I would tend to use "!" or similar. The written word may have got by without it, but that is carefully crafted and considered- not a quickly dashed off email.
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Maybe a feature to delete (or move to an archive forum) items when the item has been sold, or a wanted item has been found.
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Ultraconsultancy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He did a > lot of bread-and-butter work too, Giles Church in > Camberwell I'm told, but I'm sceptical. I believe that was George Gilbert Scott, grandfarther of Giles GS so your scepticism is well placed And no - I am not a Gilbert Scott expert :-)
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SimonM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It always reminds me of the tower at the > University Library, Cambridge .... They were both designed by Giles Gilbert Scott http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giles_Gilbert_Scott
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Commercial Planning Applications
OutOfFocus replied to Ultraconsultancy's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
Very useful link, UC. Is it possible (or necessary) for a place to have more than one category - eg if a shop is also involved in distribution would it need a B8 Storage or distribution -
I have answered on a thread reflecting the current name of the pub http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,41281
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I will start a new thread to remove the historic title. Harry asked where the Ivanhoe is - There is a pub in Ivanhoe road called "Hoopers Bar". It is clean & airy sels a couple of real ales. It opened (in its current form) about 6 months ago. It used to be called the Ivanhoe and had been closed for a few years. It is at http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=105751176061361069046.00000111c73717bb00253&z=13&om=1
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Mark Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ok, I asked in the Magdela about upstairs on the > Friday 21st and it's available and holds about 60 I think Mark should lounge himself for diverting from the thread (Friday 10th August at The Plough) :-) Oops - realis this already in the lounge - cue for Mockney's countably infinite series of lounges.
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> the Idea of a ginger left handed > evening doesnt sound so implausible Drat - I am left handed but not ginger haired. How about left handed male dyslexic knitters? (I am all of those) Seriously, when the idea of Gay Drinks was mentioned some time back I wondered why it was needed and felt it a bit exclusive. I agree with Sean's idea that it is a theme, I now feel happier with the idea of going though havent quite plucked up the nerve.
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Show off - we still have 3 to go (including the "C word") > anyone else addicted to > the saturday guardian cryptic? Particularly liked the one that that BULLET PROOF VEST in it a few weeks ago. We scratched our heads for ages over that one. > gotta love that Auracaria He used to be a Curate at St Johns ED, just to bring some local info in.