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snorky Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > half empty / full doesnt come anywhere near my > personal situation > > > Imagine the glass is empty, smashed on the table > and ground into my face > > imagine a boot stamping on a face forever > > etc Thats shite, sorry. Is there not a little slither of a silver lining. Or does every silver lining have a cloud?

We are in trying times at the moment but are we still generally upbeat? Is the cup half full or half empty. Good things that have happened this week are: 1.The Estate I work on granted me another years permit to park. 2.The car problem was minor and lovely AA man fixed it in a jiffy. 3.Mr D can have Master D Saturady to allow me to go out for boozy lunch Saturday with girl friends. 4.My favourite juice drink'is buy one get one free

I hope his sun is shinning better on the other side. What a graet song writer/singer. Like all the greats his music had depth. Check out You Tube for his huge talent. Especially one of my favourites 'Sunshine'.

There is actually a picture of the guy,it is abit grainy but if you knew him then i think you would recognise him from the picture. Probably not local to East/North Dulwich. If i knew him i'd dob him in.

Huggers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DKH Sainsbury's is introducing 16 automated tills > very soon so protest if you feel it will mean job > losses and a big pain in the a**e. The one thing that makes the weekly shop bearable is the staff at Sainsbury's. There does not seem to be a high turnover of staff. You see the same people regularly and they are always very polite and helpful. If 16 automated tills means job losses then that is really bad. I flintch when the total of the weekly shop is revealled, the supermarkets are coining it in. I have tried all the local supermarkets, Tesco, Asda, Somerfield and always gravitate back to Sainsbury, mainly because of the freindly staff. I also find Iceland Staff really nice too.

Is it Fairweathet-Low? Do we win a prize?

'The real deal' That smarmey French bloke dripping with diamonds and offering peanuts for peoples heirlooms, he puts David Dickinson in the shade. Love it, i'm ashamed to say.

I know this sounds pathetic, but the trolley system at Sainbury's, Dog Kennel Hill is driving me to distraction. Some of the trolley's you have to unlock for ?1. Fair enough, but they have about 5 diffrent types of tolley. When you come to take the shopping out and go to retrieve your ?1 from a like trolley you can't not find one. You spend the next 10 mins walking round the car park trying to find a trolley that matches yours so that you can get your quid back. Even the guys that collect the trolleys think the system is stupid.

The ugliest building has to be the Social Sevices office next to the Swimming Pool.