Curious - who are we?

[mockney piers]

Well we do go to the plough for the irish sports, but I have to draw the line at the pool side bar (makes it sound so glamorous)

*as an aside firefox' spelling nagging feature thinks plough should be spelt slough*

*as an extra aside it thinks spelt should be spelt smelt, weirdo*

[Incitatus]

Lush wet acid

[CrystalClear]

*third aside - don't you mean the Castle?*

I had forgotten them. Lets face it, I'd have to pass far to many pubs/bars to ever get get to the Plough (even if I wanted to). Don't mind the castle sooooo much, but as Mockney says, playing pool there may be be going to far!

Off home now, am looking forward to finding out who (collectively) I am tomorrow :))

[mockney piers]

*fourth one doh, yep more than half an eye on the clock ticking toward half 5, yep slough's just a bit grubby*

[QZ]

..an aside

CC - please give an update after tomorrow evening - I am unable to attend and therefore another missed opportunity to see who is who on this forum! Enjoy

QZ

[all_star]

Getting back on topic, would we consider our neighbours in Bellenden to be Bell-ends?

[dulwichmum]

My word you are sharp tonight! Lol.

[all_star]

Not really - took me 5 days to think that up :-$

[Quaywe]

Neighbours in "Bellenden" are from Peckham, therefore: Peckhamites.

[all_star]

Peckhamites - how boring - how about 'Trotters'?

[bald marauder]

Hmm, 'bell-ends' doesn't sound like a very neighbourly expression to me...

I wonder how the lovely people of ED would react to being termed East Dullards?

As a proud Peckham resident from the Bellenden area (and at the same time a fan of what ED/LL has to offer) I feel it would be nice if everyone can enjoy happy, friendly nicknames - no?

[shambles]

!!! bald marauder doesn't sound very friendly....

[bald marauder]

Haha! It's a nickname that was given to me by some colleagues when I was younger and more spirited - I don't think on the basis of anything scary, just stupid things like doing one-armed press-ups on the studio floor.... (actually this sounds pretty scary/stupid, but it was harmless fun, honest - and I'm actually not at all macho, quite the opposite in fact).

Anyway, these days the only exercise I get is hugging and dancing with my 3 month old baby daughter (who I think has inherited some of my marauding genes - oh dear!)

Apologies in any case shambles, for my inappropriate personal nickname... :)

[shambles]

do you have hair?

[bald marauder]

No - otherwise the nickname really would be very weird!

[shambles]

!!! cool nickname anyway. makes me think of tv celeb wrestlers from the 70s!

[clare]

I think shirley crabtree is much friendlier...

[Michael Palaeologus]

Mick McManus a personal favourite. There was a cap who knew who he was.

[Incitatus]

Or the masked Kendo Nagasaki who presumably knew, but we didn't.

[SimonM]

>>>Mick McManus a personal favourite. There was a cap who knew who he was.:D<) Oh and my cousin's husband beat him in a TV wrestling bout once. Everything was fixed in those days and he was supposed to let Mick win as per usual but he forgot the script....

[Michael Palaeologus]

I think Mick had the ears of a Dulwich resident.

[fish]

Did Mick McManus wear a wig, or was his hair dyed black and pressed firmly into place?

[ivemet-jimmy]

Im a Bell ender! Whopady doo! :)-D