edcam

There's an abundance of charity shops in ED. Why aren't people taking stuff to them? Idiots.

I'm with Jay Rayner on queuing - http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2013/nov/13/jay-rayner-queue-for-hamburger

It does exist Louisa but not in ED. It's fancy schmancy smelly stuff and linen. There's one in Covent Garden and, erm, other places. White Stuff is all clothes (and not very good ones.)

Franco Manca will be most welcome!

How is it East Dulwich related? There isn't one here. There's a White Stuff, which is a fish of an entirely different feather.

Malumbu you are demonstrating a desperately poor grasp of canon. Go to the back of the class.

All valid points there from El Pibe.

davidk Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/traffic-not > e-8-cycling-red-lights.pdf > > Here is the data. Actually, it's a little less > than 17%. > > These are FACTS, WVM. Actually observed facts. This data is very out of date but I'd say 17% is a pretty high number anyway. The problem is that the 17% (or whatever the true figure is now) are cocking things up massively for those cyclists that are sensible. Every day I see cyclists jumping lights and I think that is too often. That said, there seem to be a large number of HGV drivers, bus drivers, taxi drivers and motorists in general who make it their mission to make life difficult for cyclists. We need better infrastructure and much tougher penalties for motorists AND cyclists when they break the rules. Catching them is the problem.

I agree davidk. There needs to be a radical rethink of cycle lanes and an examination of the systems in places like the Netherlands. At the moment the combination of ignorance and arrogance of both motorists and cyclists makes these accidents inevitable. The amount of poor judgement/downright stupidity I see daily on the part of huge numbers of cyclists and a fair few motorists is undoubtedly responsible for the pointless "us and them" attitude that is exacerbating the problem. Motorists deliberately playing chicken and cyclists jumping lights, cycling on pavements and undertaking are things I see several times on a daily basis. It makes me angry and I rarely cycle or drive in London, so no wonder there is so much rage among those who do. Something has to change.

youandiaredominoes Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You're on a packed train and standing up.... The > train pulls into the next station, the train stops > and a person sitting down gets up and makes a big > fuss about getting off. Should have got ready to > get off earlier. I almost want to remain in their > way so they can't get off! As e-dealer says, it's partly a safety issue. Also, if the train's that packed you can't get to the doors until people start to get off, so you'd cause more difficulty getting up early than you would if you wait for the train to stop, especially as at least 50% of the fools on any given train have no spatial awareness and don't know how to get out of the way.

Maisonette1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I too have accosted Richard, about a month ago in > Tesco Metro on East Dulwich Road - and even took a > photo of him holding his pint of milk, to send to > my boyfriend (who's a fan). > > I'm sorry too Richard - but good to know you shop > in a range of supermarkets.... What a creepy thing to do.

Perhaps someone will replace it with something of better quality.

This sort of thing MUST be reported to the police.

Jkartel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > the people foot print through denmark hill is not > that dramatic to need such a big station. Im > surprised the people of Dulwich aren't just more > annoyed because the station is now modern and not > old with history. You clearly don't use the station very often!

Thanks James - that will be a relief.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry edcam, shitty day and clearly a humour > bypass switch engaged. Plus your post could easily > have been a serious post on this forum. > > My bad. No worries - I really wasn't serious. Thanks for your gentlemanly post.

Otta Wrote: > > Someone must have missed the humour. Clearly!

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You could stop being an arse, maybe. > > I asked if someone could ask a question and post > the answer on here. If no one can do that I'll > call them myself, but it's not like I was asking > some outrageous favour. Someone's tetchy/humourless today! Has nobody made your lunch for you perhaps?

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When it does open could someone please ask them > how far they will deliver to. I'm the Forest Hill > end of Sydenham, and would love to be able to > order from this when it's open. Anything else we can do for you Otta? Cover you at work for the rest of the week maybe? Wash your car?

Give it a rest newbies.

The middle lane of the M25.

Curly Wurlies aren't as big as they used to be :-(

I second the barber mentioned above (Jazz Barbers), Callow, Rullier White, also House of Tippler, ToastED, the DIY shop , Franklins. Big no to Luca's (they've used up several chances at proving me wrong) and the establishment that can not be named.

I was hoping it would improve after last series being a bit of a let down but it's far, far worse. Think I'll be giving it a miss from now on.

Count down to thread deletion (a certain business above not allowed to be mentioned here - and not because they've had glowing reviews!)