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Now, I'm no smoker but the proposal for a ?10 licence is just too much. What next, a licence to eat and drink?

Belated birthday wishes.

Love the mural on the restaurant wall, more so than the series. Hope it improves. Gene Hunt rocks.

The Good, The Bad, The Ugly.

C...'s! Hope his recovery is swift and these a...holes are caught and get what they deserve.

Peter Hain. Enough said.

PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was in Singing Detective. Just had to share that > with you. > I adore him. And I saw that make up (and Joanna > Whalley) close up. Ick ick > I mean, they named a CORNER after him in Top Gear. > What better award could someone possibly have? How cool. >:D<

I am so jealous. Michael Gambon is one of our finest actors. Hope he comes back again.

You know that you all want a Netto store. Waitrose, Maitrose, my foot. Honestly, why would you wish to lower the tone of the area? What are you like. >:D

There was a vet with the surname Lassie, in New Cross, circa late 70's.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We have a lovely chip shop on Sydenham High > Street. Similar in quality to Sems I'd say, but > they have a bigger selection on the menu which is > a blessing if like me, you don't like fish. :'(

Dulwich mum rocks!

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > East Dulwich mum's are the most evil people in the > world personally responsible for global waming, > fascism, world poverty, branded looka like high > streets etc etc > > > I suggest you chill fish and stop posting such > prejudice shite against an easy target....unless > of course you are just fisherman in which case, > nice catch.... (tu)

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wot, like DulwichMum? :))

It's the tan and the attitude.

Peter Hain, any one?

dulwichmum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh Fish darling, I am always more than happy to > advise regarding parenting issues! I am just an > average Dulwichmum afterall. You are the 'creme de la creme', the icing on the cake, the one and only, the tops.........etc, etc but, first and foremost, you are our Queen. All hail Queen Dulwichmum.

Bleadin' Bitches! They've got some front. Oh, to encounter them one night and give them a dose of their own medicine!

Rumour had it that Tony Blair was quite vain, probably because he was one of the few good looking Prime Ministers that we've had - or, maybe, he just looked good when he stood next to Cheerie and that mouth of hers.

Dulwichmum, you are priceless. >:D

woodie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > party in here? its too much right now to > backtrack. hope your having fun.gosh. its rushing > and gushing! (?)

Hello and Goodbye - and, No Thanks.

M & S will be of more use to the community than the present police station has been.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They showed Day of the Triffids on BBC 3 last > year. Such a classic! Those Triffids scared the life out of me, when I was a lot younger.

Pickle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm an ED Mum (Bugaboo owner, I'll admit it, but I > think that's where the stereotypes end - the only > reason I got one was because they were highlighed > in Heat mag about 4 years ago!!), and have donated > a few baby clothes to St Christopher's over the > last year. > > I usually read the anti-Mum brigade posts with > interest, and disagree... but in the case I > couldn't agree more! I ONCE thought I'd have a > rummage through the boxes (figured I was donating > decent stuff, so there must be decent stuff in > there every now and then) and literally got > elbowed out of the way by a couple of other women > who were determined they were going to have first > pick! And you're right, they were "posh birds", > dressed like they were about to go to a flash > party (11am, weekday). I decided I wasn't that > desperate for baby clothes and left them to it. > Have never dared try again! I doubt the S.A.S., would even risk it!