Lukedaisy

and to think i wasnt getting any quality meat back then just turns me blue

Not quite as ugly as some of the residents i might add

What a snidey poster russia is. Yet even if the above were true, there is sweet fuuck all anyone could do about it, before 11pm. The council will not respond to someone finding it irritating. I suggest taking yourself off for a walk between 7 and 8 preferably along a busy main road.

FIND out if you like cock by asking a friend to hold one under your chin

Hmm not really, what the kids and parents gain from having the playground to themselves overides anything else. Some autistic children need a lot of physical space around them and may have behavioural problems. Having a non judgemental, safe, enclosed, stimulating place to go is like gold dust. Many families with disabled children rarely get the opportunity to get out for a variety of reasons. Unfortunately patience tolerance and understanding by neuro typical children and parents doesnt always happen. . and I do agree it would be good to offer some additional supervised mixed sessions with limited numbers. Southwark Council take note :)

No it isnt odd. Normal children take over playgrounds. Giving the disabled kids their own session enables them to be free to play on all the equipment. Also gives parents of disabled kids a place to go without being constantly stared at.

I am suprised that with all their wealth and advisors they couldnt get the name right. The one thing every parent can control is to give their child a non mickey - taking name. I suspect this is dellusional Posh's doing. They should have called her something 'real' like Rebecca .

Say it quick and it sounds like 'half past seven' , silly and ill thought out , lets hope she forgives them.

sillywoman Wrote: > Otta, you are right of course. You do get more for > your money in Forest Hill and Sydenham, but I > guess you're paying a premium to buy into the > 'community' here which doesn't seem to be quite so > cohesive in those places. Of course that might be > an attraction in itself to some :)). Repalce that word with pretentious and you wont be so silly woman.

ratty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Would like to stay, but like others, as two public > sector workers we cannot afford to having just > welcomed second baby into the world. > > Will be looking at Beckenham / Chislehurst area > and will be putting the house on the market in > September. Will miss ED, but not the snobbery or > the house prices!! We agree wholeheartedly. East Dulwich is shocking for that.

Debi you sound like a nightmare :-S

Very true new mother. I just hope they dont pick on the wrong kids ( the ones who dont deserve to be punished) by using them as scapegoats for the ones they can not control. Time will tell .

Harris Boys temporary site was in Langbourne Primary School before they moved to the new building. My aunt lives next to Langbourne and she said the Harris boys seemed like a well behaved, nice lot, compared to the riff raff of Kingsdale (her words, she lives there), so it does sound like they may well have been picked on .

Where do the younger problem kids go now then , out of interest . Does anyone know ?

Lukedaisy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Please can someone expalain to me. Kingsdale along > with some other state schools in Southwark, > Waverley girls for instance, have always had a bad > reputation. Have they changed ? and if so , since > when ? Does anyone, at all know ?

Please can someone expalain to me. Kingsdale along with some other state schools in Southwark, Waverley girls for instance, have always had a bad reputation. Have they changed ? and if so , since when ?

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