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Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > More subtle sneering. Get off your high horse. If > you didn't want to respond and genuinely believed > in the 'anti-troll' references you so spouted on > the other thread, surely you'd not respond at > all? Instead we have the 'not me honest gov' > approach, where you reply by saying you won't be > replying. If that isn't trolling I don't know what > is. > > Louisa. I agree, why should Louisa have to put up with everyone's 'take' on her but she doesn't have a voice in that area. Wrong on every level...

http://www.dover-express.co.uk/Police-slammed-paedo-vicar-threw-Dover-cliffs/story-25956711-detail/story.html Seems the case rears its ugly head again this month

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Scootingover Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > He is in the area reasonably frequently as is > Liam > > Neeson. Friends of a resident. > > Quite right Scootingover, all three are very good friends and are in the village regularly. DDL, LN and local resident. Out and about regularly. DDL slightly less so. > Liam Neeson. Really? Funny how noone has ever > mentioned seeing him.

holloway Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I thought miliband sounded particularly nasal, > even for him. he must sound like a trombone when > he has a cold. Hahahaha...he was, super nasal. That and the strange staring into camera was a bit odd. You knew that he had had Leadership training all week! His bits just made me laugh because he got it so horribly wrong. Cringey Mili! I have no clue about anything he said because I couldn't get past the weird behaviour.

Whatever happened to Annette Curtain? She seemed to disappear .....

I know someone that lives there and she loves it. It is quiet and she has a really sunny garden. Doesn't ever want to move out. As Loz says, nothing ever came up for sale there till last year when they made lots of money, then several went on the market. Good place though.

I completely agree with trying everything to save the cottages. I just cannot work out why that horrible green container was given permission to stay there as Melbourne tyres. That is the eyesore I would question.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think it's best not to have a tree by the petrol > station - with bus queues and pedestrian traffic, > it is not very practical. I agree, however, that > it needs to be filled in. I agree, this one by Texaco on Grove Vale is placed in the most stupid place.

Agreed - who in hell comes to the defence of a 'man of the cloth' that downloads films of child torture for his own pleasure? He jumped before he was pushed. Shame on him. A coward too.

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > speedbird Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > The hair(of Nadia Sawahla - for those that need > clarity), can > > only be compared to a crazed lunatic from the > 18th > > century. Her personality matches said hair. > > Ooh, bitchy. The very curly hair is probably due > to her North African heritage rather than her > state of mind, no? RPC, you are probably right, a bitch I may be(in this case). She (NS), incites rage in me. And the hair is just plain old, out of control frizzy hair. The sister (Julia) is clearly able to tame hers.... I rest. Quite funny though... Big Brother.

camberwell70 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What hair? We are talking about Nadia Sawahla, are we not? So, Nadia Sawahla's hair. If you want to be contrary camberwell70, I would suggest that are many things you could choose to argue. The hair(of Nadia Sawahla - for those that need clarity), can only be compared to a crazed lunatic from the 18th century. Her personality matches said hair.

Yes, Nadia falls into the category of Kate Winslet, Keira Knightly et al. She makes my blood boil, so false. Hateful woman that needs to get some product for that hair too.

Leave an hour earlier and drive, you'll be so glad you did on the return sector. If you are in business you can use lounge so no concerns about the hour earlier. If not, travel in peak, suitcase, hand luggage, not nice. So much at Heathrow now. Enjoy, whatever you do.

With all due respect ChezzaB, how is supplying rucksacks/clothing to people in the West End helping the community? Centrepoint have a much bigger operation that helps many more people sleeping rough on the streets of London. Clothes for Causes is random, has no definitive guidelines and you feel that your money could be used to line the pockets of those that own it. Good for you doing your bit.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh god Mrs Brown's Boys, just an advert for that > makes me want to puke. See also Miranda. So very true. Hate both, never got either. Do they just define slapstick, which I also hate. Just relieved I'm not the only one.....

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've received plans of the proposed pavement works > to 133-159 Lordship Lane to remove the ponding and > make an even surface. It is expensive complicated > work as utilities are close to the surface, > private shops forecourts and shop owners need to > agree to the works. These works would be centrally > funded. Any update on doing practical works to pavements instead of disco light config? > > I've also asked officers what it would cost to use > some devolved highway renewal money to do redo > other parts of Lordship Lane pavements that are in > a pickle.

Andrew1011 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > speedbird Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > No money for actually fixing the pavements when > > some local idiot must have decided to put > fading > > coloured lights in a semi circle around ED > > station. Just cross from there and you almost > fall > > over the pavements are so uneven. > > But no, bright coloured lights that fade in and > > out, much better investment by the council and > our > > hard earned cash. > > > > Which bright spark did that? > > Whoever it was it was apparently done > approximately 10 years ago. No, it was a recent bright spark! A couple of years ago max. Super tosser.....

No money for actually fixing the pavements when some local idiot must have decided to put fading coloured lights in a semi circle around ED station. Just cross from there and you almost fall over the pavements are so uneven. But no, bright coloured lights that fade in and out, much better investment by the council and our hard earned cash. Which bright spark did that?

aquarius moon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Quorn meat-free bacon rashers from Sainsbury's :) Hahahahahaha!

The sex trafficking of the penguins highlighted in this commercial...... Sad hahahaha!

Over two years for the tomato story? Hahahaha! DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Russian turists on holiday in Greece & Turkey just > want to eat tomatoes.. > > Platefuls of tomatoes. on their own with some > salt. > > DulwichFox

DadOf4 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > good point Grabot. > Then add another 130k to the ?9M that is being > "redistributed" . > > I'd love to hear somebody from Dulwich estate give > their side. It could well be that theres more to > this than meets to eye Not sure what 'side' you refer to. Do you think that if this weren't a charitable status we would be so lucky as to walk and live amongst one of the greenest areas in London? I have lived all my life in Dulwich (East, West and Village) and consider myself lucky to live in an area that offers so much. The parks, the fields, the Gallery, the Chapel, the Village itself. Most of those areas are funded by the Dulwich Estate. I have lived in houses years ago that sat on the Estate. High fees, strict building laws, all annoying, but have protected a beautiful area that has remained amazing. Charitable status? In my opinion, they deserve it for what they have retained in a wonderful area that has so much to offer.

LadyNorwood Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Anything with Kate Winslet or Keira Knightly or > Helen Mirren So agree with this....and all so nicely smug too!

Think you're probably right, but his parents did live in London.

Just read in Vanity Fair that his parents lived in Forest Hill, London..... So it may be true after all.