What does East Dulwich lack?

[quickbrownfox]

Ok, now I am positively salivating. I've only been to NYC once for a weekend, but helena handbasket is obviously some sort of guru. Bring it on!!!

[????]

Oxford's got soul...well the 'poly' has.... not the poncey place for breadheads obviously

[woodycheese]

Bagels...and single 50 year old men...

[Sue]

karter Wrote:

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> Somerfields seems to have alot more co-op products

> in-store. When will it be transformed though, if

> ever?

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I was in there yesterday and could find hardly any organic veg, though they used to do loads, and they still don't have FairTrade wine, however it's a hell of a lot better than it was with, as you say, a lot more Co-op products, hooray!

[woofmarkthedog]

*Bob* Wrote:

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> I managed to 'get into' soulful Brixton. And

> soulful Tooting. And soulful Streatham.

>

> I suppose I just got lucky.

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"Soulfull South Noorwod" is where it's at *Bob*.........really edgy, actually quiet, quiet scary !

And Ikea is near by for shiny useless meatball baubles & futon tea light like things, for your bedsit warehouse hostel

[Sue]

OMG I used to live in South Norwood, its only saving grace was that it had a station with fast trains into town :)

Oh, and a lake.

[Keef]

Keef Wrote:

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> localgirlwithdreads Wrote:

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> > What does Dulwich lack?

> >

> > Soul

>

>

> Ha ha, I almost posted exactly that last night,

> but didn't think it would be appreciated.

I was correct. I still thought it was a good one though, made me think of The Commitments.

[????]

yeah, they had soul...or was that your point? I'm confused

[ruffers]

Decent Chinese and a men's clothes shop.

No, I haven't read the thread.

[monica]

mm do you mind I live in South Norwood, its more cutting edge with a hint of quirkiness, rather then scary and Norwood Junction is a station to be proud of. ;-)

[Sue]

ruffers Wrote:

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> Decent Chinese and a men's clothes shop.

>

> No, I haven't read the thread.

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Isn't there a men's clothes shop on that road that goes up to the station?? But on the other side of the road to the station?

Or have I not noticed that it's disappeared, quite likely :)

[RosieH]

A fecking massive bendy bus to take everyone who's never been outside the SE22 borders to visit the host of shops and services that lie beyond

Edited for reasons to do with sobriety

[FluffyGalore]

hot men

[SteveT]

Undemanding, laid back, easy women!

[????]

Oh, we're widening it out to the whole World now then Steve

[SteveT]

We can only dream of such a happening quidsy!

[HonaloochieB]

Wimpy bar and a statue of Lee Brilleaux on Goose Green roundabout.

[thebestnameshavegone]

I'm new here but is it a bit like '6 degrees of kevin bacon' where you try and be the first person in the thread to say 'Waitrose'?

[m&m fairy]

GET RID of Somerfield and Iceland and replace them with either Waitrose or M&S and a boots or a music store.

I love indian food but coming home 1 night on the night bus i decided to count the number of Indian Restaurants on LL (obviously bored) i lost count there were at least 7 plus. My question is HOW on gods earth do they survive in the economic climate, businesses are closing at a rapid rate.

LL lacks definately a wood fired oven/traditional italian and SHOPS, can you imagine the yummy mummys of ED faces if a baby GAP opened, they would queue down to GG roundabout and throw in a H&M why not ... and a OFFICE shoes!

[thebestnameshavegone]

pinkcustard Wrote:

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>My question is HOW on

> gods earth do they survive in the economic

> climate, businesses are closing at a rapid rate.

>

My guess is that people must be spending money in them in exchange for goods and services.

*leafs through economics textbook*

[Brendan]

Cookwank and artistic throw cushions will come and go but curry prevails.

[karter]

Brendan Wrote:

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> Cookwank and artistic throw cushions will come and

> go but curry prevails.

Actually the cookwank and artistic cushion shops seem to be hanging around,;-)

[Jeremy]

pinkcustard - Waitrose, M&S, Boots, music store, Baby Gap, Office...

I think what you're looking for is actually a shopping mall.

Bromley is that way... (* points south *)

[GregI]

I don't really get why everybody is so obsessed with having a waitrose.

Surely everyone knows if you want to be just like big sis' clapham you need a Whole Foods Market.

[Michael Palaeologus]

Cookwank, cushions and currys. This is ED.