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Quinoderm 5 or 10 cream (Benzoyl Peroxide) around the sides of the nose, chin and mouth. Worked a treat for me and still occasionally use a dab even though my teenage years are long gone.

bornagain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't think I have said anything anytime that > this area, including but not just ED, may need one > or more secondary schools some time in the future. > What I AM saying is not necessarily in 2016 and > not necessarily in ED and certainly not on the > hospital site. > You rightly mention undersubscribed schools in less leafy and middle class areas of London, but ED folk naturally aren't interested in having their kids commute to inner-city estates having fought to get a foothold in a nicer area. Snobby of course, but I still wouldn't want that for my child. Egalitarian principles vanish when it comes to one's own kids.

fazer71 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > White Elephant. And why would that be, now that people are moving in?

> And the eternally boring plist vs registry fanboi > argument is relevant to your standard user how > exactly? > > Personally, I think anyone that recommends > Windows/Mac/Linux over whatever other without > understanding the needs of the user is not worth > listening to.... It's my opinion. I'm entitled to one without being insulted. Is that okay with you? You asked a question and I gave you answer. If you don't like it that's your problem, not mine.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > healey Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > but Windows is utter junk in my opinion. > > I know Windows, Mac and Linux OS's very well, so I > have to ask... why? The registry.

IMac every time. Well worth it. They're very reliable. My parents used to have a Windows system and every month I'd get a phone call about some malware or other. Then they'd install Norton or some other useless equivalent that would grind the system to a halt. More phone calls. I virtually ordered them to get a Mac and after much grumbling about the price they got one. No phone calls since. Nothing wrong with a well built PC paired with Linux if you know how to use it, but Windows is utter junk in my opinion.

taper Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > uncleglen Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I like Meshuggah- the drums on Bleed are > > phenomenal. > > Yes, Tomas Haake is ridiculoulsy good. > Guitarists too, but not sure the greatest. > No, but for me they are worthy of note for pushing their instruments into new sonic territory and working as a team to create that sound.

Skoda also worth a mention. Yet another VW company - no longer the joke cars of the 80s. Well made, reliable and not too expensive.

fabfor Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wonder why people who aren't bothered by > aircraft noise are posting here repeatedly?!! I just think that the petition and this thread are tilting at windmills as far as East Dulwich is concerned. I'll say no more!

Seats are supposed to be well made due to the fact that they are owned by VW. I hear positive things about those. Audi are also owned by VW and are quality bits of kit but I hear they can be expensive to maintain. Talking of VW, what about a Golf?

I must admit to being somewhat puzzled by these complaints. I live directly under the flightpath and am oblivious to it. I do honestly wonder if it's possible for people to work themselves into an obsessive state and train themselves into hyper-sensitivity. In any case, the chance of things changing to suit the needs of anyone in East Dulwich is zero.

EPB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just a thought - when Runcent Joinery move out of > their current premises, might it be possible to > persuade the developers to include a shop in their > plans .........? Very much doubt it. It going to be a private house, as far as I know.

midivydale Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have heard that there is a gastropub, bi weekly > organic farmers market as well as a bach to baby > or something rather in Forest Gate these days... > > Just saying... > > We were viewing a "house" in catford last night. > One of these open house events. It was full of > "white middle class" viewers which really > surprised me and my other half (we would prob not > be seen as either). I dont know what we had > expected but it wasnt range rovers, labradors and > barbour coats. No need for inverted snobbery. Just young professionals trying to make a life for themselves like everyone else.

Rush aren't everyone's cup of tea (not even always mine thanks to their occassionally dire lyrics), but Alex Lifeson and bassist Geedy Lee are fantastic players. Tom Morello was a standout in the 90s. Fredrick Thordendal and Martin Hagstrom of Meshuggah are also great, but their music isn't for everyone! Quite hard to think of any new stars in our current era as rock seems to be in retreat at the moment.

Awwww.... Just keep waiting for the same train. I see the same faces every morning on the train.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > MM I agree it is that type of store, however, > people will inevitably come from places like the > village because it is convenient for them - it's a > short drive from a couple of private schools where > parents may decide to drop off to grab a few items > on the way to or from school. The question is, > where will they park to do this? > > Louisa. The vast majority of people are going to pop in to get some food on the way home from work having used public transport. The co-op seems to manage just fine without any parking. These parking concerns are a straw man.

I can't see how this can be knocked back on parking issues. This retail and office unit has been there for decades and reworking the upper portions into flats seems like a perfectly legitimate use of space that is currently empty. The car wash is a far greater nuisance.

If I lived near this site I'd be more bothered about the traffic from the car wash. M&S or Waitrose will have a similar level of daily deliveries as Iceland do now. Can't see what all the fuss is about.

Stuff always happens. For our kitchen extension we found we had to move the main sewerage pipe, then the building firm went bust (due to problems with another project) so we had to pay the traders directly to finish the job. In the end we overran by 15% which considering the circumstances, was quite a result. Expect the unexpected!

Looks good. Rye Lane has become a dump and badly needs improving. The internal square should be redeveloped. There are better places to site light industrial units.

Tell them to bring their own food? Expecting hosts to meet one's dietary preferences gets my back up a bit.

A Picturehouse would be great if they could make the sums add up. I would use it without a doubt.

Loads up fine for me. Nice site! ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not a well designed one, I'm afraid. That prefabs > web page you've linked to downloads more than 16 > MB of images.

"What an arsehole!" Me or the artist? I'll assume you mean me. If you're going to paint on a huge wall you need to get it right. Conor Harrington did, Remi didn't. Don't shoot the messenger!

The girl in that last mural is badly drawn, unfortunately. Her arm is too long and badly posed. The artist needs to get his anatomy up to scratch...