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>:D

Hello, welcome and a very happy Christmas and New Year.

Gordon Smith and John Edwards seem to demonstrate the most exceptional communication skills with the 'other side' and the clarification, detail and evidence that they pass on (exuse the pun) is awesome. Can we really make contact with those who have died? Is there life after death? What do you think?

Declan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > fish Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Cinema Paradiso, fantastico. > I've watched it several times and still love it. A > great movie. >:D<

A very merry Christmas to each and every one of you, may all your dreams come true in 2008. Cheers! >:D

Cinema Paradiso, fantastico.

fish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Meanwhile, in Iceland (the store, not the > country), two women are fighting over the last > prawn ring. The security guard has been bashed > over the head with a bottle of Lambrini (such a > waste of a fine beverage) and is being stitched up > by the famous Crazy Nurse of East Dulwich, who's > back after her stint in Maudsley - as a patient. Ah yes, that's why chavs go to Iceland.

Meanwhile, in Iceland (the store, not the country), two women are fighting over the last prawn ring. The security guard has been bashed over the head with a bottle of Lambrini (such a waste of a fine beverage) and is being stitched up by the famous Crazy Nurse of East Dulwich, who's back after her stint in Maudsley - as a patient.

I'd love to go back to the time my house was built and meet the very first occupants.

Isn't Rupert Penry-Jones a Dulwich boy?

From no where, a Southwark Warden appears and soon he is joined by our illusive old bill. They cart off old Snorky, such a serious crime, but ignore the old lady, who is being mugged nearby.

She stands before her boiling couldron, ranting and raving like a woman possessed. "Revenge will be mine, you jezebel and trollop, there's only one breeding machine for this husband of mine".

Snow began to fall on the Lane, the woman with child collapsed in pain. People walked by and tutted and sighed, muttered under their breath, rolling their eyes.

Twas the night before Christmas and all was not calm, down Lordship Lane the locals were up in arms. There was no room at the bars, pubs or restaurants and ...........

Got it, lost it and now can't find it - the little black book, not my sanity. Did look quite chic, though.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cheque Please! >:D<

As one of the character's in 'Goodness, Gracious Me' used to say - I can make it at home for nothing.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fish - are you a Ninja? I am the chosen one. All hail The Fish. Ha, ha, ha. I've been having delusions of grandeur - so I want a state funeral and a month of mourning.

lozzyloz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fish? How will you go? Flushed down the loo? Been there, done that - lived to tell the tale.

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My Dad (bless him) wishes to be put on a wooden > boat, have it set alight, and then push it off (!) > towards France. And I quote "that way, those > bloody frogs have all the inconveniance, and not > you!". > > Not sure what the coastguard might say, but it > would be fun. > > Something like this but without the family in > vikiing costumes: > > http://norwoodmatt.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/11/ > VikingFuneralByFrankDiscksee.jpg >:D<

Cassius Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > TillieTrotter Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I agree with Keef. Also I think this is > turning > > into a bit too much of a drama. If you cant > face > > telling him/them where to get off then just > walk > > on the other side of the road or else get a > burly > > bloke to walk past them with you. I'm sorry to > > sound harsh but the more intimidated you look > the > > more pleasure they will get. > > Well actually all I asked was if other people had > received the same sort of abuse (out of interest) > and then commented that I'm not the sort of person > who relishes a confrontation, especially at 7.45 > am. I have been interested in other peoples' > comments, but it's not me who has suggested the > more outlandish solutions, nor have I tried to > turn it into any form of drama. I don't actually > look or feel intimidated but do believe it is my > right to go to work without attracting the kind of > Neanderthal comments that I have had to put up > with. Quite so.>:D<

So many deaths, so many funerals. Some have been sad, some have been fun. Burial or cremation, what to do? It's your funeral, you decide. "If not now, when ......"

Got his autograph in Bejam's - Iceland now - years ago. He used to live up in Cranston Road, Forest Hill, before he moved to Honor Oak. A great actor and very nice man.

About time!

I recieved a recorded delivery item posted on the 4/10/07 today and last week i had 3 items which i was meant to sign for dumped on my door step without them being signed for, this has happened a few times in the past also the postal service in ED is rubbish.