rabbitears

I hate to agree with the usual suspects, but helium balloons should be banned.

Do they have coffee creams? If so I might go in and buy a few, if only to piss off the usual moaners on this thread.

Virgin is cable and Sky/BT are phone services anyway...aren't they?

4 buses an hour is overnight when Brixton tube isn't open anyway. You're notorious for saying that anything that isn't a tube is rubbish, and for demanding stuff that actually already exists (secure bike parking at Peckham Rye, a regular bus from east Dulwich to Brixton...). You've made it clear you won't be happy until there's a tube station close (but not too close!) to your front door, regardless of how many trains and buses and cycle routes there are - but if a tube is that critical to you, why did you come or stay in east Dulwich?

mikeb Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > @rabbitears - the 37 is neither reliably regular > nor (more to the point) frequent. Cobbkers https://tfl.gov.uk/bus/timetable/37?fromId=490012417L

Looks great. its very annoying when people park cars on corners eg if you have a wheelchair, pushchair...

JoeLeg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The public is entitled to as much information as > possible about where they might choose to buy > their food. Surely if the public was actually that worried they could pull their finger out and read the reports from the website?

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >a regular bus service connecting ED to Brixton tube You mean the 37?

1) RMT handing out postcards against ticket office closures at Peckham Rye this morning 2) no bloody London Bridge trains because of breakdown arghhhb

Salsaboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just make sure you have a wee before you start the > stakeout or take a bottle with you. > > JesusMaryandJoseph Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Maybe someone could do a stakeout and see who > is > > leaving the bottles there. If s/he leaves a bottle while on the stakeout that might cause another stakeout on which someone leaves a bottle which causes...

Good luck, OP

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Of course everything is going to get worse as more > people pile into the capital... Don't worry, Brexit is going to fix the problem of East Dulwich workers wanting to commute into the City for work :( "I've totally lost interest in the Bakerloo extension " Why? A regular bus to a Bakerloo station on OKR would solve a lot of problems and would be easy-ish to introduce.

Alexandra Stan (Euro pop star) at Belair House.

I went in. It seemed nice. They didn't have food. I left again.

Why are you in favour? I'm neither for nor against, I'm just wondering why you have a preference.

fonread Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Retro/ironic signage... bang on trend for the > hipster kidz. Possibly not for the likes of Fox or > indeed me. My first thought was "bunch of hipster wank - I won't go in". My second thought was "I shouldn't be so quick to judge and should go in".

Robert Lindsay at the East Dulwich Picturehouse

Why do you think that?

LondonMix Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Saying that Dulwich Estate should be maximising > their revenue better with the pubs is no kind of > argument for why the toy shop deserves below > market rents. Its a total non-sequitur. It's not a non sequitur. In fact, it sequits closely. It shows very clearl that the Dulwich Estate is absolutely rubbish at maximising market rents in the reality that they're given when two huge pubs that could be turning a profit for both landlord and lessee are almost derelict. I find it incredible that you're swallowing the charity line - this is an entity that owns a huge swathe of south east London and yet is managing to pay the school fees of a handful of kids. There's a lot more private landlords that are putting their kids through private school and own far less land than Dulwich Estate!

It's written on the side. I passed the infamous van this morning. The crates were empty apart from the occasional carrot top. It didn't stink. I've never noticed it stinking before. I've never seen meat in it before. OP could always WTFU/MTFU and call/write to the owner. Something stinks on this thread and I'm not convinced it's the van.

Wait a minute...James Barber...JB Waste Management...

Meat production is also hugely carbon-emitting.

I walk past that truck frequently and never noticed the smell. Always wondered what it was doing in this neck of the woods. I just assumed it was a labourer who was driving it home at the end of shifts

An assumption they buy poor quality meat from mistreated animals is just an assumption they operate in the same way in most restaurants...

Damian Lewis, in a big Range Rover, passing DPG.