Curmudgeon

I'd be interested in a plain, adult style bag with just ED SNUB (or SNUBed) on it ... I'm slightly put off by the "child's drawing" concept if I'm honest bah humbug curmudgeon

I think this is a great idea and one that has totally passed me by until I saw a SNUB bag over a bicycle outside Mrs Robinson this morning I am late to the game I'll admit but was wondering if you had considered and rejected being called SNUBed rather than ED SNUB (which seems to make sense to me)

good luck Dulwich Dad I have to say I think ED Mummy has it spot on. They talk about choice but really there isn't any particularly as there is a central application now. Don't forget your application for next academic year (Sept 2008 - July 2009) needs to be in by January 26th and the online application process is slightly less than straightforward.

both schools are IMO good local schools and you need to decide for yourself what is best for your family from the basis that both schools are good educationally and that SATs results are basically an idiotic governmentally lead concept. which school is nearer to you? - the shorter your walk to school the better, and the better chance your child will have friends in the same road what was your gut feel when you walked round the school? - don't discount your feelings here did you respect the head's strategic vision for their school? - where is the school going, what are the challenges and opportunities? do you want a smaller or larger school (goodrich is larger) are you pleased with the progress the school is making? do you want to be involved in the school community?

I don't care what time it arrives in the day Nero .. I just care that it does arrive .. 2 small parcels posted to me last week first class .. one on Tuesday, one on Wednesday ... absolutely NO SIGN YET! bugger

it's just totally shit isn't it?

Alan Dale Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Brilliant question. > > The forum could do a great community service if > someone drafted a template written notice of a > break to the contract which forumites could print > off, fill in the gaps and post to Foxtons on 20th > November. > > Imagine that. An organised mass cessation of trade > on the 21st November. Could go down in history as > the first place to drive out the Foxtons menace. > > That would leave the perfect venue for a Vodka > Revolution or similar type bar. > > Anyone? great idea but may I suggest posting the letter today, judging by the postal service round here a first class letter might just make it to foxtons by the 21st November.

have re-read my comment .. nope .. 'twas totally called for :)

JoeChuff Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > there are some seriously fit doctors working there yes, that's exactly what I look for in a doctor :X

I also know that apostrophe usage is suspect [pedant] ;-)

ahem .. some of us happen to be both (6) ... grumble, grumble ... can do quadratic equations and conjugate irregular verbs in 3 languages you know ..

oh yes, walked past at about 7pm tonight and the door kept opening and Bob Marley boomed out .. and I thought 'god I want to be in there' . unfortunately the brats would not have been allowed entrance dagnammit

Try Liverpool Victoria .. they were cheapest for us

nice of you Ko .. but its half-term next week

If I wasn't so bitter and twisted could I be a yummy mummy ?

Can we have one for curmudgeons? or do we already?

Clare you may tell her that I am very very old and even 20 year olds seem like kids to me

oh Clare ..was that your daughter who made the signs? They did make me well up a little to be fair >:D

there is a tree on felbrig road with a demolition notice on it and loads of kiddy pictures for save our tree the thing is leaning on to the road Have to say I trust the tree surgeons to determine which trees need to be removed and which don't

Isn't everywhere after about 8pm childfree though

ROFL have we moved ed to scotland then?

LOL peckhamboy

agree cats should be kept inside or put in nappies miserable, odious, foul creatures

Dog poo on the pavements - why don't dog-owners clear it up? Cat poo in my garden - why can't cat-owners have litter trays and take some responsibility? I am seriously beginning to believe this is the pooiest area in London

Mark Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In ED you'll have the choice of Fusions, Dulwich > Hamlets gym, a run in the park etc, etc and now a > new gym. I see that as a good thing i.e the new > gym's not taking anything away from anyone. > you forgot JAGS which has loads of facilities