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Is it just my imagination, or is Frank looking a bit less rough in this series?

They are brill these. They are held in high esteem in the Quinnie household - however, I would not countenance going out on the pull in them. Bellenden Belle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > All power to him I say. > Must say in the Belle Carnell household, one is > more likely to catch a glimpse of these: > http://www.marksandspencer.com/Thermal-Ribbed-Long > pants-with-Wool/dp/B002LOANIM?ie=UTF8&qid=12634738 > 84&categoryNodeID=43371030&ref=sr_1_5&page=&node=5 > 3905031&sr=1-5&mnSBrand=core&rh=

Yes it is - hence nickname - the battleship. I can't link to googlemaps - but... it is in the grey area, boundaried (is that a word?) by Dunstans Rd. and Overhill Rd. Donkey Alley is to the left on GMaps.

I knew I was ahead of my time. In The Measure in The Guardian today, The bodysuit is listed as being back in. I knew I shouldn't have listened to you!

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Being able to finally afford the guitar you want, > but looking to bald and fat to look cool with it. Being amused by the idea that you ever cared about looking cool!

Any fab Xmas illuminations locally, anyone would like to share with us all? There is an interesting "installation" on Friern Rd. near the junction with Goodrich Road.

Hi all. Just wanted to share with you... My dearest mama got me.....a towel. Given that she gave my brother in law 2 jumpers, and some aftershave, I thought that...slightly inequitable - esp. as I was the one busting my hump providing a gluten free Xmas lunch! I know it's the thought that counts. By the way, I am not that bothered/outraged - I think it is funny!

He's certainly Santa in the north of Ireland.

Got my baby sister to stay at the moment....anyways to cut a long story short, she has a skin tag on the edge of her eyelid (in the position of where you might get a stye). Question is, does anyone have any ideas how to remove it? We've tried tying it up with cotton but we are finding it too tricky.

dulwichmum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Darling Quids, > > As we are on the subject, I would like to admit > that my husband is... er... Welsh. > > OHMYGOD! AND a PROTESTANT!!

monica Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Swearing should > only ever be heard in Football games and Pubs > based in Northern Ireland.>:D< Why pubs based in NI?

Bit of context here: He swore because the Labour MP was taking him to task for supporting a budget that cut payments to the poor, a measure which he admitted was unfair, but was going to vote for anyway.

I heard (on here I seem to recall), that it was going to re-open as a South Indian restaurant somehow linked to the owners of The Cheese Block/SMBS.

Paul Newman eating all those eggs in Cool Hand Luke. Always makes me shift around a bit, that.

Omelette anyone?

Derry Coleraine Pontypridd Newtown, Powys, Stoke Newington Melbourne Clapham East Dulwich Andalucia East Dulwich

Last time me and hubby got a black cab from o2 to East Duwlcih was last autumn and it cost twenty five quid!!

What's with everyone picking JD?? It's right down there with Southern Comfort for me. Bleurgh!

Oh I am a big fan of Panino d'oro as well. Just wish it was open on Sundays.

Pedestrians have right of way on zebra crossings! PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oi! Don't make useless comments like that till you > know what happened. > It may have been someone stepping out into the > road on their mobile without warning to anyone. > You Don't Know. Standard of pedestrians need a lot > of thought too. > > Sandperson Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Not surpising with the standard of driving > around. > > I counted five cars going over a zebra crossing > > this morning while some poor bloke waited > > patiently for someone to let him cross. That > and > > the red/maber light jumpers and you've got a > > recipe for disaster.

Regarding a vegetarian restaurant - I used to always think that as well. I'd love that but I'd settle for any of the existing establishments (esp the gastropubs/Franklins/Palmerstons) giving less hackneyed veggie options. I am seriously bored with a) veggie risotto, b) anything with goats cheese and c) penne anything.

Got to say...I was kind of looking forward to this, but I thought it was a bit cliched. Esp. all that stuff about the love interest. Bleurgh. Disappointed with this one. Although, to be fair, it probably is better than the Xfactor.

I am pretty much with Sean on this one....unless any of the party is vegetarian, then I'd say "Definitely DON'T travel from North London to eat in Frankstons or The Palmerston."

I am pretty much with Sean on this one....unless any of the party is vegetarian, then I'd say "Definitely DON'T travel from North London to eat in Frankstons or The Palmerston."

Michael Flatley.