llyamah

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Well, after five pages of debate... how was it?

Can anyone say how much they actually ended up paying, all in?

+1 for cycling. Just started and it really is easier than I thought it would be.

Perhaps it is because closing a door would make at least some noise, increasing the risk that they might be caught in the act.

I don't mind the Cherry Tree but I do think the burger is overpriced. There's nothing wrong with it but it doesn't include chips, whereas at the price point that it's at it really should. If the price of the burger was in line with that of the EDT, I'd eat here more often.

cn150 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh, I can't be bothered with all that queuing > then, especially if there's no sourdough pizzas - > I'll try the Sea Cow or the Chinese at Mr Lou > instead. > > Thank you I've never had to queue that long, and off-peak you can often just walk straight in.

Does anyone here like playing pool (English) and needs a partner to play with? I love playing, but don't really have anyone in the area to play with. I've been to Canavan's in Peckham before, which does the job just fine. If anyone is interested in starting a pool club, post here / drop me a PM.

kford Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's not a fine, it's a charge. You don't have to > pay it, just bin it. Look up private parking > charges online. /\/\/\/\/\This/\/\/\/\/\ However, I really don't see why you are bothering even posting this. You got a ticket (which you wouldn't have had to pay anyway) and were subsequently let off. Stop the press!

I don't know how or why I ended up replying to a thread that was three years old! I can't even recall how I stumbled upon this thread. I feel slightly stupid!

OP, especially given that this suit is a different size to your other half's, it is bound to be returned to the dry cleaners - whoever has it will have no interest in keeping it and they will certainly want theirs back. Even if they do not notice for a while, they are bound to go back to the same dry cleaners (it sounds like they are a regular) with some different dry cleaning. I would sit tight - you will get it back. I speak with experience too - this happened to me with a dry cleaners in Islington.

Vik Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > llyamah Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Southwark Council will collect up to 6 bulky > waste > > items per household per year. See here: > > > Actually they'll take up to 15 items per month! Bulky items? And are you sure that's not 15 per year?!

Southwark Council will collect up to 6 bulky waste items per household per year. See here: http://www.southwark.gov.uk/info/200084/recycling_and_waste/1667/bulky_waste_collection/1 It's possible that your neighbors don't know about this (hence the mattress is in the front garden) or perhaps they have left the mattress out pending collection (seems unlikely from your post). I don't know whether this is something that I would do, but you could perhaps tell them about this service in the guise that you're just trying to be a helpful neighbor, rather than a complainant.

Alex K Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ha! Yes, young black fellow rang a half-hour > past; to me, quite polite and well-spoken; I > apologised for not being able to purchase / > contribute and he said, Oh, that's all right, good > night then -- must check in the morning to see if > the car's been keyed That's the guy. It's not good that they are knocking on people's doors past 9pm. I'm sure he's had worse this evening - including from me - so I am sure your car will be fine!

Sorry to bring up an old post, but I have just had a cold-caller (about 5 minutes ago, at 20:50) knock on my door on the Abbotswood Estate. He got as far as introducing himself as Jason from the Organisation for the Homeless before I told him 'it is way too late' - he then huffed and walked off without saying anything. Anyone else had the same guy cold call them? Was he selling something?