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Yup - the estate agent should take it down if you call them.

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I really don't think it's right to publish the > name of the road you think a celebrity lives in. > Hope you or the administrator will see fit to edit > that post. Agree. It's creepy and somewhat uncomfortable.

You'll get used to it of you don't obsess about it like some on this forum. I've lived here since 1995 and I quite like it now, oddly.

It's a shame there are very few good stalls. I thought after all this time that it might have become much better but it's mostly tat.

Mustard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > edcam Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Otta - we're you using your phone in the > cinema? > > Shame on you. I'd have given you a clip round > the > > ear for such antisocial antics. > > > says the the person who said you wouldn't take > someone seriously who spelled illegal, illeagal. There is a world of difference between that sort of heinous misspelling and an iPhone autocorrect my friend.

Otta - we're you using your phone in the cinema? Shame on you. I'd have given you a clip round the ear for such antisocial antics.

Instant thread fail not only for posting on the wrong day but by calling it "Dr." Who.

185 to Oval, then Northern line.

Although this sounds worrying and I hope nobody was hurt, I have to admit it is one of the best starts to a thread I've seen here in a while.

Ontherun Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Much much better thanks & I'll look out for the > 24hrs in A&E programme - sounds great! Glad to hear it. The show is on C4 (should find it on catch up) and is all filmed in King's. The way it's put together makes for some of the best storytelling on TV and it's incredibly moving.

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Hope all ok Ontherun. I also think they're brilliant, despite being overstretched through no fault of their own. 24 Hours in A&E is such a brilliant programme - worth a look if you haven't seen it. Better than most tv dramas.

Thanks for posting that DB&B - I thought it sounded unlikely.

I moved to ED from the Walworth Road 20 years ago, so it seemed most definitely un-rough to me, so it's all relative! It's certainly become more posh since then. My 86 year old mother visits frequently and always insists on saying "ooh, it's very up and coming round here" but the truth is that it upped and came quite some time ago.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >> > Wait and see - what? > > You seem to be hoping that the new charity shop is > a dismal failure, just so that you can be proved > right. Ah - the old putting words into someone's mouth phenomenon. Of course I don't think that, what an absurd suggestion. I just hope that it doesn't have a negative effect on the other charity shops, that's all.

James Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The "reasons why" are as bonkers and nonsensical > as the entire notion of petitioning a charity shop > not to open. Well I don't think they are. Just wait and see.

NewWave Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Agree with the above post. And amazed that someone > would be so small minded as to suggest petitioning > against the opening of a new charity shop-The same > poster probably wants a Jack Wills and a Starbucks > opening on LL. No, I don't, so there's that theory out the window.

James Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A charity shop is opening and someone on this > forum suggests petitioning them not to. > > I never cease to be amazed at how twisted and > deranged some contributors to this forum are. Perhaps you should attempt to improve your level of ability to comprehend and read the reasons why.

Penis

Snapped on the train between Farringdon and Peckham Rye last week:

Christine should tell us who she has bought Christmas trees for this year.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > I think it's highly unlikely that existing charity > shops' trade would suffer. > > I buy clothes, books and bric a brac at the > existing charity shops, but often there is nothing > there I want. If there were more charity shops, > then I'd be more likely to buy more because there > would be a wider selection. > > It's not as if it's another butcher opening when > there are already x butchers in the area. It's > completely different. I disagree Sue but let's just see.

nxjen Wrote: > I'm shocked at such an uncharitable attitude. > Thankfully any petition would have little chance > of success. Who would it be addressed to? I'm shocked that people think it's a good idea to dilute the stock of the charity shops that are already there, whose trade would suffer as a result of yet another shop arriving. But that clearly doesn't bother you.

Sue Wrote: > > Eh? What "ample number"? > > So far as I know, there's: > > The Mind shop > > Two St Christopher hospice shops, one extremely > small. > > and that's it. Apart from a tiny one up past the > Plough. Plus Give & Take. That's ample for the area IMO.

If there's a petition I'll sign it. So I expect would the people running the ample number of charity shops already in ED.