New Girl

Just seen this, but there's a Polish Shop in Crystal Palace - Piast, opposite Sainsburys and there's also one in Sydenham next to Lidl on the High Street. Merry Christmas!

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Now what? Business as usual??

This reminds me of that stag doo thread, in the EDT if memory serves?

Thanks for James for everything. You've been a real asset to this community and I hope you enjoy your time off. You should have a leaving party!

I don?t know, the Lamborghini and 10 million giveaway is not to be sniffed at!

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It seems EDG is closed from Melbourne Grove to Townley Road. I think Melbourne Grove is also closed. No idea why but I was diverted via Townley Road. Avoid if possible.

I know this is really insignificant, but why aren't there any recycling bins in the gym? The only one I've noticed is in the cafe area which is tiny and absolutely filthy! You'd think the amount plastic bottles that pass through the gym, there'd be some sort suitable disposal. Unless I've missed them?

I'd heard in the radio this morning, that someone baked theirs in a filing cabinet. Have one spare?

Fred Flinstone. Yabba Dabba Dooo.

We've had an offer accepted on a house, but I can't help but think 'Brexit, Brexit, Brexit'. Even the mortgage broker we saw eluded to it. Googling doesn't help. So I was wondering, as a first time buyer, is now really the best time?

Davies also mentioned that 'its only through flexibility and imagination that we'll achieve a deal'. There isn't time nor place for imagination, it's a not a kids story. This quote really pees me off as we're already a year in and we're still talking about creative thinking. I know this was never going to be easy and I know the government never had a plan, but this still rubs me up the wrong way. I think today's frosty exchanges are showing the real 'smooth Brexit transition'. Grrrrr.

holloway Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 'Are we humans or are we dancers?' by the Killers. > Great first album but the second one 'Sam's Town' > was drivel. I've improved this for you Holloway. I always sing, 'are we humans or are we hamsters?'

I got mine at Sainsburys yesterday. For ?52.86 I got ?55 with my nectar card. Thought that was pretty good all things considering.

We have one cranking up its rowdiness as the night goes on. They are currently clapping to the rhythm of 'music' and laughing so loud, it's on the richter scale. If you live in the vicinity of Derwent Grove, my 18 month old would appreciate some quiet. I can't quite locate them as I would happily ask them to take it inside. I'm all for frivolity, but just be mindful.

I always go DH/PR to St Pancras.

Worth the wait then.

https://www.timeout.com/london/blog/you-know-you-grew-up-in-east-dulwich-when-052517 You guys are famous :)

Hammond couldn't give the number for the HS2 spend this morning on R4. I'm with JohnL on this. This is a general election not a competition who can remember the figures. I give a monkeys about what they're going to be doing with my future money. The ones they've blown down the can are old news and they couldn't give a sh1t regardless.

Just driven past The Half Moon and apparently there's an opening evening tonight. Don't quote me but I think it was from 5pm - 10pm. I guess I could consult the internet for facts.....

Uber app > help > account and payments > account seetings and ratings > I'd like to know my rating Mines 4.71. Do you think they charge more based on ratings? I've just thought about this. I changed my name months ago on it so I couldn't be tracked via Facebook and other social media.

No need to pardon, quotes those pearls o'wisdom away. Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Pardon me while I quote Malcom Tucker here - "Give > me a second while I look that up in my little file > of things I really don't give a @#$%& about."

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thin what? He's just thin?? :)

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > rahrahrah Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > This idea that Clinton and Trump are both as > bad > > as each other is completely wrong. you may not > > like Hilary much, but Trump! He is extremely > > dangerous in my opinion. His behaviour has been > > completely outrageous and should worry any sane > > person. > > > Agreed Indeed. You may not like her but she's certainly more stable and grounded. I mean come on. It's Trump. He's a haywire and comes across trigger happy. My impression is he jumps into things due to his ideology, without thinking anyyyyything through. Commander in Chief qualities? No. Then again, Brex-shit happened, so I guess anything goes. What do I know?

TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bob Buzzard Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > No I pay by the week - everything was stripped > > back bare, so I guess there's quite a lot to > do. > > Everything stripped back bare, oh dear I suspect > that includes Mrs buzzard who is helping hold your > builders tool and making sure that he is well > looked after and provided with every opportunity > to sort out the plumbing whilst you are out at > work ... > > This could explain your sudden need to get in with > the school run mums in your cords as obviously Mrs > buzzard is clearly focused on other things like > the crack your builder is filling for her > > Wake up man and smell the gypsum ! I was going to suggest watching that documentary 'Desperate Housewives', but this is much more eloquent.