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Hiyah,


So i'm new to East Dulwich, and last night after having a few drinks in the East Dulwhich Tavern with a friend, we literally saw a monkey running around the island at the bottom of Goose Green!! Everybody was shocked and didn't really know what to do. People were taking photos so maybe if you were there you can attach them to this thread?


If anybody saw it - or already knows about our little fury resident - please please let me know!!!!


Many thanks,


Tarquin


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aquarius moon Wrote:

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> And for future reference, only a troll would call themselve's torytarquin.


That's just what I thought. First post, bit of a weird tale that no one else corroborates, trollish name...

torytarquin Wrote:

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> I see a monkey on a roundabout, and what you cant

> believe is that it was friendly!?



It's called a sarcastic response to a rubbish post that nobody in their right mind is going to believe.

Last night after having a few drinks in the East Dulwhich Tavern with a Monkey, we literally saw a Tory called Tarquin running around the island at the bottom of Goose Green!! Everybody was shocked and didn't really know what to do. People (and the monkey) were taking photos so maybe if you were there you can attach them to this thread?


If anybody saw it - or already knows about our little conservative resident - please please let me know!!!!


Many thanks,


TheCat

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