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The management are quite friendly about these things and I'm sure they would understanding regarding queuing time. Id pop in and see them personally.

Why are we now having to drive at 20 mph and where the hell have all these cameras come from? (Bromar Road)

East dulwich police station for sale! God i'd love to buy it

Famous people do eat and drink. They also probably prefer a bit of privacy regarding where they live. Never really understood why people would say they have seen a famous person in a conversation. My theory is it's the closest they themselves expect to get to any fame in their boring lives. I've seen Bla Bla. Really? I'm so amazed. Hold on let me have a seat, tell me more. Do you mind if I forum this? Ah gee thanks

I'd keep walking thinking it probably wasn't lost, just that some man came to his senses in time. lol

Just read it and whilst I thought it was a knee jerk reaction to the recent events with the toddler I do have to agree they don't seem to be scared of people as much anymore. Seems like they grudgingly move out of your way at night only because their on their own. I has to be sorted at some point. Hmmmmn. Let me set up a fur business just incase...

Oy less of the white guy stuff ok. No need to go there about it. That poo was left there to make sure you were on your toes first thing in the morning? No one likes poo on their doorstep I understand but look on the glass half full side:- Be happy you saw it first lol

Wow, I do the same thing. That's weird. lol

Without the occasional burst of noise, how would you appreciate the defeaning silence? Too much of it and it would be like living in a cemetary. I thought 1.30 was good to be honest (no doubt the parents had a hand in that) at 40 I don't even get to house parties until that time! lol Can everyone remember what they did at 18 still or has life beaten the rememberance of any joy into submission? As for the noise patrol, pointless really if you only having a one off in mind. It wears off after a couple of years anyway. I've had 3 of them over 20 years. No problem. Kinda funny when the police turn up and say a neighbour has complained and you lead them into the garden to point out which one because there all there. Always good to escort them out with a six pack that you found on the street that you'd like them to hand in for you. Seriously, I think it was nice of you to grab a book and go to bed. Very outgoing and understanding.

Good idea (depending where) The style of the Clapham picture house would be good. The now vacant flower shop next to the East Dulwich train station would be a good place for it

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Bonniebird. I totally agree, yet I wonder who takes responsibility for the dogs actions and if that person chooses by their own right/wrong not to take responsibility for their animal how is the matter then settled fairly? Is fear a good reason to break the law? If she feared being in the woods (which I doubt) does that allow her to take no responsibility for her animals dangerous behaviour? I agree with you that she probably feared her dog being put down but to try and stroll off the way she did was inciting more trouble.

To be clear? Obviously written English isn't clear enough for you to understand. I would suggest reading the thread again but that wouldn't help if you were shall we say less intelligently endowed than the average. "to be clear, does the original poster think it is ok for him to carry a weapon to protect himself in the woods, on peckham rye or anywhere else he feels under threat?" Well davidh do you think the original poster thinks that's ok or do you think maybe he was venting a bit and wanted to put it up for discussion? Maybe you think for your personal safety and others he should not take sufficient precaution for his own safety as those in charge of upholding the law seem otherwise concerned? "perhaps both questioners should have a bit of a lie down" What an interesting comment davidh, I can sense that must have drained the remainder of your faculties, but good on you. Lets keep to the initial thread which you obviously read ay? Thanks to those who have interesting points.

David the story written was 100% true. What is now more amazing is the police now sent me a victim support letter claiming they don't have sufficient proof? (chose not to take the ripped trousers and match the DNA to the dog in question). They also stated they hadn't found the ladies responsible, yet I was standing there when they stopped them and took their details. Not to mention they were looking at CCTV of the woods! Really Quite obvious it was a standard letter addressed to any crime that really said "Were too busy, We don't really care, can't be bothered or there is no money in the case. Whilst I tend to find the funny side of things and look at the best I have to admit the response from the Police and the ladies in question is a disgusting reminder of humanity. Bet if the above script was written differently for example "Two black males in hoodies whose Pitbull dog attacked an old woman in the woods" it would have been treated more seriously. Whilst I don't agree on pushing stereotypes the responces involved do bare similarities to not so positive stereotypical opinions. I have to admit in retrospect maybe phoning the police was not the best option in terms of fairness. Maybe a broken branch and dog being half flogged to death would have sufficed. Yet the responce of the police coming round the corner and finding me doing so would have been sypathetic to the alleged victims. Now with these results how would you then question a guy walking in the woods with a form of weapon to protect himself? Or would you rather he take no weapon and offer himself freely to the mouth of the next dog on the gage of making others feel safe? Shivalry is such a romantic notion. The doing the right thing and all that does sound good but in reality it does seem to differ somewhat? I have to admit I now think fxxx it, just respond! Everyone for themselves!

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