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No.

This is London.

Actually, I had a friend staying from Highgate for the weekend and we looked at the market in North Corss Road before having some coffee.... it was only when we were walking back later that we realised some of the stalls were facing the road! I said to him, that jewellery looks gorgeous and he said 'too late, I'm hungry' so we repaired to the EDT for a roast. So I think the facing the road thing doesn't work much.

I'm sorry but why is it ONLY ED station that is closed??? Every second weekend?? Engineering works my arse!!!

poison the revolting beasts.

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Some of the residents of Ashbourne could be in for > an unpleasant surprise. > > From Thames Water. hahaha

'East dulwich police were absolutely fantastic and drove me around the area looking for the suspect and drove me home. It restored my faith in human nature' Er - that's their job?... or is their job to prevent crime/ actually catch criminals, which they seem to be pretty p*ss poor at?

languagelounger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't live in the cemetery. I Good to know!

Do you have children of school age using the other bathroom in the house, perchance?

Ingrime Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Are you lot mental? the Co-op is the best food > store in East Dulwich... always well stocked and > very helpful staff - that nutter who goes in there > about 7ish most nights ranting about this and that > is quite a laugh as well! Hmmm.... know the regulars do you.... not by any chance a 'helpful staff member' ?

Sorry for abandoning the thread but I've been violently ill after eating some fish bought from - you guessed it. Failed to notice the use by date of 12 June when I got and ate it last weekend.

If they're in the street and you can see them, then chuck rocks at them.

I heard this too! keeerrr azy! - Tim O'Leary.

There are about seven wearing blue out there now, I just got chugged four times between Northcross road and the Bishop.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We've had DNA for hundreds of thousands of years. Hahaha

edhistory Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Martin Baggoley in his book "Surrey Executions" > asserts, without supporting evidence, that "In > eighteenth-century Surrey [...] condemmed > criminals were [...] hanged [...] on Peckham > Common [...]". > > I have never seen any evidence to support this > statement. > > > > > > Really? I often see abandoned nooses lying around the common.

Once they had no toothpaste for over a week.

Domitianus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You completely miss the point. A gift had been > made by a donor to MIND. The goods therefore > became MIND's. The goods were NOT merely dumped in > the street for anyone to take - that is obvious to > anyone. MIND are clearly desirous to receive > donations which they sell to fund their work. The > fact that they had been delivered in a manner that > was not to MIND's liking is utterly irrelevant. > MIND were clearly not rejecting donations but were > attempting to discourage people from leaving them > outside the shop. My analogy wth Royal Mail is > rock solid. It is a matter of possession. When a > gift is made by one person to another (whether > delivered in an ideal manner or not) ownership > passes from the donor to the recipient. For > someone else to take the goods is theft - plain > and simple. This is elementary law. > > Fact is, however the goods had been deposited, > whoever owned them, they did not belong to the DM > who lifted (stole) them. It would have been clear > as day that the goods were donated to charity to > generate funds for charitable work. Why else had > they been left outside a charity shop? Whether or > not the donor was lazy or negligent has NO BEARING > WHATSOEVER upon the ownership issue here. > > Let me put it another way - if someone was foolish > enough to leave as a donation an envelope > containing fifty quid in cash on the doorstep, > despite MIND's attempts to discourage people from > leaving donations outside, and someone came along > and pocketed it, would you still be saying the > same thing? Precisely.

What else would it be?

I mean poorly organised.

It's the most poorly disorganised shop I've ever been in.

yuck! don't swim in public pools - ewwwwww. If you can't swim in the ocean (or a lake) - don't swim. Go for a run instead. I'm from NZ and I love to swim and surf but I would never DREAM of swimming in a gym pool or a lido. get outdoors and go for a walk in the park. and it's hygiene.

This is an EXCELLENT idea!Am definitely in!!!

I agree with Sue. The co op is far too expensive. But cheap chicken ... how ??

I fear ed_pete, while he has the best intentions, is dangerously naive. I've been to these 'so called' chicken farms and they are warehouses with cages of chickens stacked on top of each other, beaks and claws cut off. its a disgusting experience and i wouldn't wish it on anyone. which is why, and i'm not rich, i would rather eat veges four nights a week.