Otta

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As I so regularly prove with my predictions, I > have no idea. So ignore this completely. > > Liverpool > Chelsea > Man City > Man Utd > > > > Sunderland > Middlesbrough > Burnley 2 of the bottom 3 right.

Iloveeastdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > - the jeans shop at the back of Dulwich police > station on Lordship Lane...what went on in the > back? Shudder!

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm not actually sure why the government of the > day gets any say in this, anyway. The Boundaries > Commission should be completely independent. This, totally and utterly this!

turtle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JenWren > thanks for posting and giving us the facts, sorry > you have had such a terrible time and I hope the > police catch this vile person who has caused so > much hurt, with this disgusting tweet, to you and > animal lovers everywhere. Sorry, but the "hurt" felt by animal lovers everywhere as a result of this (as you quite rightly put it) disgusting tweet, is not even remotely comparable to the hurt and potential damage faced by the business owners and their staff. Yes the person that sent the tweet needs to be dealt with (by the police), but all those that jumped on the business owners without knowing the facts, are idiots (funny that in Brulysses' case they actually used that word to describe someone else). And those that actually threatened them should be dealt with (again by the police) more harshly than the moron that actually sent the tweet. So no apology from Brulysses, let alone editing the OP to state that they were full of shit. What a surprise.

I remember going to nursery/preschool on the corner of Townly Road and Lordship Lane. And the house on the corner opposite was the GP surgery until they moved further up LL.

Villager Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The worst polluters by far are the large cars and > Chelsea tractors used to ferry kids to and from > school. The majority of these do short journeys > and this is borne out by the level of condensation > emitted from the exhausts. SEN/Disabilities aside, anyone that lives within 2 miles of their kid's primary school and drives them needs shooting. Just bloody walk, it's good exercise for your kids and for you. And anyone that drives their kids to secondary school needs shooting whatever the distance.

And to think it only will have fetched around ?750 as scrap.

I still can't believe some utter cnuts just took that away to (probably) melt down for scrap value. Still, they'll do church roofs, why not a piece of art?

boyohboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When you could go and visit the horses in the > stables behind the police station (which is now > the new primary school on the corner of lordship > lane and whately road). The police would almost > always let you in to pet them if you asked nicely > - this would've been around 1981/2. Same experience, but a few years later. Probably mid to late 80s.

I hope for Spurs fans that they don't end up another Liverpool. Always the bridesmaid, several second or third places, but choke (or literally slip) at the key moments.

https://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2017/05/how-to-save-the-labour-party/ This

It was ther Waverley uniform. I never had a problem to be honest, but I think my sister did one day, and they defo had a bit of a rep. The P3/184 (later 484) I'd get to Aske's used to pass Waverley. I swear all the boys were terrified! ;-)

Sorry, phone typo, "wary".

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You know you grew up in East Dulwich when you can > no longer afford to live here? THIS^^^ JoeLeg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When you remember being excited about 7-11 opening > up... And THIS^^^ (Going for a slurpie after school) adonirum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When the building on the corner of North Cross > Road/Archdale Road was the primary school you went > to and not ?1million flats. And THIS^^^ When you still expect to see a paddling pool where the sandpit now is at Hornimans (as well as 2 sandpits that were actually like pits). When you still expect to see a bandstand in Peckham Rye Park, and remember those Sunday afternoons You were weary of girls in red jumpers as a teenager.

Well said Quids.

I'm sure they'd rest a lot more peacefully if people would stop walking all over them whilst enjoying the woodland.

Jules-and-Boo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can assure you, with a weak leader like Corbyn, Blair will be sniffing around for any opportunity. > And he's an evil man. Evil man? Really? I never voted for him, and he made some big mistake that have ruined his legacy. But evil?

Brand New Stadium, but right next door.

In short, it seems to have been a comment not made by Blair, which right wing websites (that I imagine uncleglen enjoys) have latched on to.

http://bfy.tw/BP7S

Great isn't it.

France respect intellectuals in general. Here it's almost seen as a mark of shame now to know what you're talking about.

Sounds like a clear safeguarding issue (neglect). Tell him to sign the papers to hand her back to you, or you'll report him to social services (who have to take safeguarding concerns very seriously).

Fortunately she's very unlikely to win.

Are you telling me thete aren't a large number of Arsenal supporters that want him gone?