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[edit] References ^ Pauli, Michelle. "Robert Elms: The Way We Bore", The Guardian, 2 June 2005. Accessed 28 April 2009, archived 28 April 2009. ^

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saintsabrina Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What's brown and sticky? A stick. > xxxxxxxx YAY! My favourite joke! :-$

I'm listening to the voices in my head >:D< :)-D

All the Young Dudes - Mott the Hoople See what I did there? :) FJD, you can hardly claim a crossed post three hours later :))

missmay Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- in the winter it's > dark by 5pm, so most of us have to walk home in > the dark at some point. > > I am streetwise I just don't want to feel nervous > about the area that I live in. > >xxxxxxxxx There have been loads of threads on the forum about stuff like this. You can get mugged anywhere. Most people won't be. As someone said above, we hear about incidents more in ED because of the forum. They're actually no more than anywhere else in London, and probably less (I think). Please don't let them put you off going whatever you want, in the dark or not - being streetwise as you say, obviously.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > But - where have all the violets gone? I haven't > seen any wild ones for years. XXXXXXX I've got loads in my (tiny) garden. They grow like weeds. Edited to say: Keep away with your spray, SteveT :))

SteveT Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A good time to spray weeds in difficult to get at > places, especially those that are brought in via > the bags of compost, some of which need two lots > as they are so reluctant to die. xxxxxxx SPRAY?!?!?!?!?!?!?! What weeds?!?!?!?!?!

Nah. Brown Brothers Dry Muscat and a couple of cans of Stella :)) :)-D

brum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dinner this evening, prepared by yours truly... > and this is one you won't find in a recipe book. > Take grilled lamb cut into tiny slithers mixed > with steamed grated potato, Parmesan and carrot > with butter. Served in corn tortilas dressed with > mint sauce. Result? Disgusting!! > > Come Dine With Me, anyone? xxxxxxx OMG. I never thought there could be a worse cook than me, but I have met my match. Respect.

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Yodel it Over Again - Silly Sisters

Nothing cos I've got the telly on cos I've got a visitor who wants to watch the telly, innit

Thought that was Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, not the bloody Sound of Music :))

WOOF WOOF

Yeh well said Narnia :))

Andystar Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > OMG this mixes Guinness with both evaporated > milk > > and condensed milk. > > > > WTF???? > > -------------------------------------------------- > ------- > > My mom made this for us a few times back in the > day, its gross yet strangely morish- just don't do > what I did & drop a jug of it on the front room > carpet. :-S xxxxxx Are we related? Ooops I sent this to you via PM by mistake, please ignore :))

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Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HonaloochieB Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Let's not get snootable about coal tar. > > I frequently apply to my bath, Tidman's sea > salt, > > a capfull of Dettol and lather myself up with a > > handsome bar of Wright's coal tar. > > I leave my tub redolent of a 1930's millhand, > and > > none the less 'sexy' for it, as some of the > young > > 'uns might be inclined to put it. > > I mean seriously, you've only to smell me. > > > Jeez Hal - I can smell you from here! xxxxxx Hal? Freudian slip??

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- surely - > all you've got is, er, music. xxxxxxx Yeh!!!! Music :)-D But, er, what has this got to do with Pears Soap? If this wasn't in the lounge, it would get lounged :))

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > woofmarkthedog Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > things do move on > > > > > > > > > ( apart from folk music of course ) > > > > > > > xxxxxxxxx > > > > Don't know much about folk music, do you!!! > > __________________________________________________ > ______ > > OK... > > > > So they've added "electricity" to the instruments > > I'll give you that > > > But basically it's still blowing & strumming for > yoghurt makers & weavers > > Isn't it ! xxxxxx As I say, don't know much about folk music, do you :))

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >> > > They must be doing this. The spate can't have > gone unnoticed. > xxxxxxxxx Will only have been noticed if each incident has been reported

robotcat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello > > Seems like there was a rash of these things > happening at the weekend. Somebody tried to mug > my friend as he walked down the park foot path at > about midnight on Friday. They didn't get > anything but left him with a bit of a shiner. xxxxxxxx Which park?

cate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What sad news. Why on earth would they fiddle > about with the original? xxxxxxxx Because apparently the new formula means the soap wears away twice as quickly, so people will buy twice as much (except they won't, because it's vile). And almost certainly - it's cheaper for them to produce. But they haven't reduced the price, have they? (6)

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- things do move on > > > ( apart from folk music of course ) > xxxxxxxxx Don't know much about folk music, do you!!!