sidebirds

Insulting in so many ways to assume the author is male. School playground level.

Chick Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He's just a troll. out of order to assume this person's gender. more out of order to criticise unknown stabbings victims on here.

------------------------------------------------------- > Toffee Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > So sorry to hear this. I hope you?re not too > badly > > hurt. Racism is a 2 way thing I?m afraid. We > only > > ever hear of one side though. > > > Four sentences when two would have done. Did you > really think this is an appropriate time/place to > air your prejudices? Racism is indeed a two-way > street - one with nine lanes in one direction and > one in the other. > > Hope you're OK Cles. "Prejudice"??? Equality is - of course - prejudice.

lpool Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > police will > know the culprit as certain distinguishing > features. please describe the scumbag

Ladygooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It was still closed on Good Friday. I think they > said 18 weeks from end of Nov 17. Just checked > website and due to open again on Monday 9th April Ah, I didn't see that. Many thanks.

Does anyone know if the Embankment is still closed to traffic travelling west through Chelsea/Earls Court towards the M4? Can't readily find out on TFL etc. Thanks in advance :)

BJL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Amy A Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > >Sideboys remark about lattes and nibbles > > was offensive to some extent because there's > some > > truth in it. It was silly and belittling, but > it > > referenced the real problem of house prices, > > gentrification and social exclusion of lower > > income brackets that I'm sure we're all > > uncomfortable about, whatever side of the > divide > > we're on. > > Well, sidebirds' first EDF post asked for > recommendations for cocktail bars in ED. He later > said - > > sidebirds Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I live just off Lordship Lane so it's a > > shame it seems there are no actual cocktail > bars > > on LL (or even in ED). > > Sounds like he'd quite like a bit more > "gentrification". I'm a girl. You actually - like - MISGENDERED me. Possible "hate crime"? PS No time to engage in arguments with strangers here. But enjoy the bickering while I'm gone.

> -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > rendelharris Wrote: > > > - > Peckhamguy's absurd statement that "the true > working class who has never had nothing handed to > them on a plate the ones who actually see the real > world" Nothing wrong with the quoted statement. The working-classes get it in the neck first and millions of them are righteously p*ssed off after having their wishes flouted by several decades of elected politicians.

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I agree with JoeLeg on everything. It is only a > certain kind of person that displays the inverse > snobbery that PeckhamGuy and Sidebirds have. It's > the kind of inverse snobbery that becomes the > excuse for hate, ignornance and a lazy outlook on > the world. He has no intention of answering to his > view that there is 'nothing wrong' with that neo > nazi website. Fortunately, his kind don't > represent the working class either. "nverse snobbery"? I attended a private girls' school and now study at the Royal College of Music! But (OBV!) I wear my working-class credentials on my sleeve... MATE.

JoeLeg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I *#%^ing hate it when people flaunt ?working > class? as some kind of moniker that signifies them > to be somehow a ?purer?type of person, untainted > by all that high falutin? education and so on. > > It?s this repulsive idea that (to misquote someone > else) ?my ignorance is the equal of your > experience?, and it?s just a hop, skip and a jump > away from the Khmer Rouge, frankly. Hyperbole? No, > I don?t think so. This whole chip carried widely > on the shoulder of some white working class > people, that somehow their limited worldview (and > it always is limited) is still a clearer view of > how the world really is than those who have > travelled, read and studied is dangerously > frankly. > > It?s an insidious kind of bigotry, one that > discriminates against education, of all things, > and derides any contrary viewpoint as somehow ?not > real?. It?s an Orwellian level of contradiction > that Peckhamguy is embracing. would you like to join me for a "latte" and "nibbles" and we can discuss these "white working class people"? feel free to bring a clothes-peg for your nose.

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- "all my working class friends" - rather 'inclusive' of you !

I've heard of this historically, but have never known of any current examples. Worrying. Can I ask what road you are on (or please give a nearby road)? Were the markings in chalk? ------------------------------------------------------ > Hi all > > Just wondered if anyone had seen any symbols on > their doorstep recently. We have had markings > drawn on our doorstep and suspect this is related > to burglars assessing properties. I've made the > police aware but would be interested to know of > any other experience of this locally. > > Many thanks all.

siousxiesue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I was under the impression that Squatting in > > residential buildings had been a criminal > offence > > since 2012 > > > > DulwichFox. > > How is the CURRY CABIN (the name is in the title) > residential?? Touch?! Yet again the 'Fox' fluffing it.

harsh, but amusing.

Same here! I'll take a detour and a friendly human interaction over convenience with a side-serving of rudeness and incompetence every time.