dubluke

PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not the word I'd have used! haha, fair enough, but it's a good story

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/08/10/air_steward/ what a star

oh gawd how did I forget coffee?

also mine are vinyl, coke (drink type!), bubbleshooter also

PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Because of some MEAN NASTY SELFISH THOUGHTLESS > person on this forum who had NO concern for my > life or my career, suggested BUBBLESHOOTER, I am > now addicted to Bubbleshooter. > I really am very sorry, did you not read the disclaimer?

Ladymuck Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > dubluke Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Haha, people who get all anal about sorting > > recycling crack me up > > pun intended? of course... :P

mate it's amazing when he ploughs through that window

Ladymuck Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > H Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I'm glad you use the Elephant and Castle bypass > > now mrs f, I would never in a million years > want > > to cycle around that roundabout and it scares > me > > watching people do it when I'm on the bus going > > around there. I would encourage more people to > > use it, it may take a tiny bit longer but you > are > > more likely to arrive at your destination > > unscathed. > > > I (madly) STILL go around that double roundabout > on my bike. I did try to use the by-pass > once...but I ended up in the OLD KENT ROAD, which > was even scarier (to my mind)...whether or not I > took a wrong turn I don't know, but I've never > risked it again. Oi don't diss the old kent road that's where I live!!! On a serious note though I would avoid teh E n C roundabout if I were you, my sister's ex got knocked off his bike twice there and on the second occasion fractured his jaw and had a bit of bone lodge in his ear making him deaf in that ear for 6 months!

EDmummy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Might need to have balls that a slightly weighted. > Not sure how normal ones would cope with the wind. > So, who in the council thought this was a good > use of budget? I think it's a great use of budget, ping pong is fun!

A clown college

Nero Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just having a jolly hassling people? Do you really > think they do that? I don't. Short answer - I do.

kford Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is there a plain white van with cameras protruding > out of the back windows, parked down the road from > the operation? If there is, it's probably an ANPR > op, tackling drivers with no insurance, > outstanding fines or pulling over vehicles with > links to criminal activity. There's often one set > up by the Oval, on Vauxhall Bridge or behind Buck > Pal. Haven't seen one but will keep an eye out, wondered if it was something like that

Must add by the way they were doing the same thing in Peckham yesterday, must be some kind of ongoing operation

Loads of police pulling over young black guys with nice cars, any idea what they're actually looking for or are they just having a jolly hassling people?

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You got chucked out of the gym because of the > snake? Was it your snake? ::o Yes, unfortunately my love of nude running did not go down very well at JAGS

haha I got chucked out of their gym yesterday because of this, how the hell did a snake get out? Was it from that snake guy that does kids birthday parties?

that WE BUY ANY CAR crap although I suppose that's more of a shout with a beat than a jingle

james84 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Happy to play someime next week? PM'd

bored? please allow me to introduce you to the delights of www.bubbleshooter.net trust me, when it comes to shutting down your computer and leaving work for the night, you will think about staying on longer just to play a few more games

just saying

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes, that's a great idea. > > Agressive youths are well-known for posing meekly > to have their pictures taken at close range. http://www.that-dj.com/wp-content/uploads/image/chav.JPG

SCSB79 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Have a look here... > > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?2 > 8,455278,459864#msg-459864 Cheers, dropped a little post in there :)

No squash crew? Damn, was hoping to play tonight if anyone's around

Hi everyone, I've recently started playing squash and have got absolutely hooked, I've got a couple of mates I play against now and then but they aren't always in London so I haven't got anyone I can regularly play. I was wondering if anyone in the area is fairly new to the game like me and would fancy a regular game once a week? I play at Jags sports club, if you want to play there is a guest fee, I think it is 8 pounds for an hour slot, I realise this does sound a bit steep but I think it's the same as Dulwich Hamlets; or if you're a member already it's included in your membership. I'm around most weekday evenings and weekends, as I said I am still at a beginner level so looking for someone else of a similar standard. Luke Post in here or PM me.

brum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It certainly was more 'animal' than human. > > Was it a full moon last night? > > Just a thought. http://www.shadowlordinc.com/media/S/Simpsons/1-230-Ned_Flanders_into_Werewolf.jpg I'm making record time on this fog walk!!