Razors

What does everyone expect- LL PO is very busy with the middle classes sending all kinds of tat over the world to their middle class pals, and it is they who clog up the PO. Moaning about the queues etc is just another nail in the coffin for LL branch, and then another thread can be started to complain the PO has gone. Common sense would dictate that unless absolutely necessary do not use the PO at any lunchtimes/Monday mornings/Friday afternoons/Saturdays and then you will probably find the wait not too onerous for your busy schedule. I would much rather a PO where it is now than elsewhere.

Undisputedtruth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I suspect Razor is in the 'wham bam thank you > ma'am' type discussions. Do I know you Undisputedtruth?!! Possibly met after Barry Barry per chance . . . B)

My apologies Radiant Bhuna

Legal

Acid?

Tsk tsk :'(

Aw pull yourself together you miserable old pair

Take me with you on your free ride and I'll write the *%?"ing thing for you.

"Excited" over a new restaurant forumites. By the way how many links does it take to become a chain. . ?

Don't go out after dusk and you'll be fine. (Probably).

HelBel65 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi all. Not sure the best place to post this so I > thought I'd start here! > > Is there such thing as an exchange of skills > system yet in ED? Got thinking about this since > moving into my new flat here 3 weeks ago. There's > a fair bit I want to do to the place so am > spending hours looking through the EDF for > recommendations for plumbers, gardeners, > decorators etc (and very handy it is too!) > > However I'm a professional classical musician and > there are undoubtably people looking at the forum > for music/theory/instrumental lessons. I often > have free tickets for big concerts in London too, > but they are usually wasted! > > How brilliant to swap these skills to everyone's > advantage! (tu) > Any thoughts? > > Helen :) I'm good in the sack . . .

Didn't feel able to come. Why so better than before, what happenend?

By the way - only so called Yummy Mummies call themselves yummy mummies! The ones I've seen around here are struggling to to regain their former 'glory'.

. . . Forumites wetting themselves over the imminent opening of yet another eaterie/drinkerie in East Dulwich before they moan within a month or so about the noise/late hours/refuse/crime etc that the new place attracts and brings.

fat

Yes! Well done Chels. Chelsea Chelsea

Come on the Blues!

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think people should pontificate away if some > lorry drivers earning ?45k are trying to eff up > the economy even more. What do bus drivers earn? > They carry human goods on a daily basis. If it's > ?45k I'd consider a career change. If a bus takes a knock the human goods don't explode!!!!! The human cargo explode with stinky farts anyway regardless of crashes! It is a stressful and skilled job full of responsibility-tanker drivers, not farting.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Despite earning an average of ?45,000 a year (many > far in excess of this) and having more holidays > than Paris Hilton, fuel truck drivers explain that > they want more money, more holidays, jobs for life > and more days in cozy rural Carvery back rooms > watching health and safety videos. > > Militant Unite union pillock leader Len McCluskey > explained 'It is about aggressive barely literate > ex football hooligans holding you to ransom a > simple measure, the creation of an industry-wide > bargaining forum. It is about bringing fairness > and stability back to an essential national > industry.' > > A spokemans said: > > "@#$%& you, @#$%& the economy, and we're gonna > @#$%& up your Easter too" > > That story in full... Maybe you should try driving a tanker lorry full of a highly dangerous substance and consider the effects of stress and the responsibility the drivers have as well as all of the health & safety considerations that go with the job before pontificating. Don't you like people earning more money than you?

Not being able to resist engaging in tit4tat email pingpong

People that post on the forum that do not live anywhere near East Dulwich

Pontificating prats

Censorship without right to reply

Dirty bastards that fart on public transport Parents taking kids on public transport during rush hour - walk, and you and your kid won't be so fat, and you will free up space for fare paying hard workers. Stinking unwashed people on public transport Bus drivers wearing hoods - isn't this against the Highway Code

The new East Dulwich residents that cannot wait for 1 tiny sun ray before they flock in their hoards to the outside seating areas of pubs in their pathetic and uniform Sunglasses (Deidre Barlow big this year), not short shorts (men), women showing lots of flesh (some nice). Summer is not here. Wait a while before you show off your summer wear. Still its funny when they all freze at 6pm! Its the same with winter wear also. Clonetastic!