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wheres the best place to pick up a GOOD man in east dulwich........


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Darn at you. I bet there were many readers who got excited then that you may have found a cure! Does marmite still help? Why am I so concerned? I'm not bald or going bald or indeed have a significant other to worry over such things... I may need another tea break! *wipes brow*

I think the proprietors are missing out on a potentially lucrative business here, with all the men wondering where they can 'pull' usually for a shag.

Whilst there are numerous women who want to flirt.

How about an ED facebook where you rent a space to hang your photo a mans page, and a ladies page, and one for those who haven't made their mind up, a tweenie page.

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