LadyNorwood

Salsaboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In a coffee shop - 'Can I get a ......'. > > NO you bloody can't. Try 'Can I have a ......'. May I have a .....

"How are you?" "I'm good" - no, you're not good, you're well or fine

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > TV Presenters Like Rav Wilding talking about > Ambulances and Fire Engines Racing to the > scene.. > > Ambulances and Fire Engines do NOT ... Race .. > to the scene. > > Foxy I would have stopped writing after "TV Presenters Like Rav Wilding".....!!

Jess85 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Evening! > > I'm actually in WD, but it's a little "snoozy" on > the forum sometimes.. > > I'm looking to get back into riding and wondering > if anyone can recommend a yard that is not a > million miles away?! I'm resigned to the fact i'll > most likely have to travel out south towards > surrey or Kent. Ideally I'd like something to loan > as opposed to lessons but being open minded. I > work in Earls Court so catch the Orpington train > from Victoria home. Really missing the lifestyle. > > Thanks in advance for any input x Snoozy? Have you posted there at all?? There's a stables on the South Circular (near The Harvester), no idea what it's like...

I'm not a MILF (no kids) but I've been reliably informed that I'm a LILF - happy with that!

Go to the east coast of Thailand (not Phuket side) - we went in July and the weather was great (east coast has wet/windy weather this time of year) - great hotels, excellent food, loads of things to do, places to visit - fly to Bangkok, stay a couple of nights, then move on.....

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I presume you've heard about this......... > > > > > http://www.mishcon.com/news/firm_news/article_50_p > > > > rocess_on_brexit_faces_legal_challenge_to_ensure_p > > > arliamentary_involvement_07_2016 > > > > ETA There is an email address in case you wish > to > > show your support. I've sent them the link to > the > > petition and asked them to sign it ☺ > > > Yes. if they had only signed the petition they > wouldn't have had to charge all those lovely fees. I had the *pleasure* of working for one of the Mishcons - probably the most unpleasant human being I've ever encountered....

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I presume you've heard about this......... > > http://www.mishcon.com/news/firm_news/article_50_p > rocess_on_brexit_faces_legal_challenge_to_ensure_p > arliamentary_involvement_07_2016 > > ETA There is an email address in case you wish to > show your support. I've sent them the link to the > petition and asked them to sign it ☺ One of the firms involved is *allegedly* a property website that rhymes with hoopla - which is owned by your favourite, Daily Mail....

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > red devil Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > So what happens next? There doesn't appear to be > a plan in place by the Leave campaign. Cameron > has > > played a blinder by saying he intends to resign. > He's obviously not going to press the Article 50 > > button, and what Tory wants to be responsible > for the break-up of the Union, which will happen > if we > > leave. Instead that will now be left to his > successor, all in all a poisoned chalice. > > We need a statesman/stateswoman to stand up and > say, "we have plunged this country into financial > chaos for no good reason. I have gathered > together (more than half) of the MPs across all > parties and we are putting a motion together to > parliament to ignore this referendum result and > bring stability back to the markets and the > pound." > > This won't happen. Can you imagine what would transpire if this did happen? It may (or may not) bring market stability, I think it may very well cause more turbulence as the UK may be perceived to be a loose cannon. But I imagine that some of the 17+m people (some may regret voting Leave, but not all) who voted Leave would feel very aggrieved indeed and may very well inflame tensions even more...

May I make a small suggestion - change the word "like" with "agree with" in the thread title?

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well point a. That wasn't addressed to you your > ladyship. Point b, I cant remember having just > watched two rugby matches with dissapointing > outcomes for while consuming a fair amount of > wine. Point c. A wild guess would be gobshite. Ah - I thought you were replying to my earlier comment, in which case mea culpa!

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Girl? Really? So why not put girl in the first place, or was it something else?!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36634407

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The point is they were elected.....you know....you > voted for them you g..... what is *g.....*??

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > TheArtfulDogger Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Alan Medic, > > > > There lies the crux of why people voted to > leave, > > for a government elected by the people....and > not > > the eu burecats who we didn't vote for > > > > A point well made sir... > > You seem to be ignoring the fact that MEP's are > elected. The UK has 73 of them. 73 out of a total of 756.......

I've got six different email accounts - I could sign the petition with each one; just because there are over a million signatures, doesn't mean that's over a million DIFFERENT people.....

#louisaforpm

This today from SNARL's Facebook page (reposted with their permission)... We have received a call about a dog in East Dulwich which savaged a fox on the corner of Maxted and Nutbrook roads just before midnight. The dog, which was a lurcher type with a boxer face was running free and we are very concerned about his or her safety. Sadly the fox died of her injuries and the person who called us could not get hold of the dog. Posting in case anyone else sees the poor dog who is very vulnerable to being a road traffic accident :(. The dog is NOT aggressive but playful. If you are local please keep your eyes open for the poor dog and get him safe if you can.

What many people seem to be unable to grasp is that the more criticism levelled at 'out' voters (and indeed Trump supporters), the more it makes them dig in their heels. The British are well-known for being stubborn and pig-headed and if they are told do/think/say something then they will do their damnedest to do the opposite. Historically we are a nation of under-dog supporters, that's one of the things that used to make us great. Re my point about patriotism versus xenophobia - why shouldn't I be able to fly a St George's flag? It doesn't make me a foaming at the mouth xenophobe, it makes me patriotic; just because it has been hijacked by some elements of society, doesn't make me part of it. I find it patronising at the very least to be considered in that light and being sneered at in that way is, dare I say it, very East Dulwich.....

root Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > LadyNorwood Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > In any other country it would be called > > patriotism, in this country it's xenophobia.... > > > I think you're mistaking patriotism for > ultra-nationalism. No I'm not but thanks for your input...

In any other country it would be called patriotism, in this country it's xenophobia....

"It's got to be-ee-ee-ee-ee-eeee...... perfect"

I used to drink vodka with Lemon Hooch as the mixer - oh dear God.....

"Fornication" - for an occasion such as this one..... That's how my best friend's best man's speech started (bit convoluted but we got there)....

Ford Cortina Mk1 - navy with red leather seats.....