TonyQuinn

Please God, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Well done Mr/Mrs/Ms Administrator.....I have noticed that this Louisa person is getting a bit out of hand. Louisa, a word of advice....calm down on the nastiness. It's not big and it's not clever. Best TQ Administrator Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Moving this to the Lounge, Louisa consider this > another warning.

This is really sad news....and what a surprise White Van Man. The vast majority of them drive irresponsibly and dangerously.

I don't know about what's been going on Melbourne Grove but make sure you call up the council hot line and request some action. As well as initially clearing the mess up, ask them to leaflet the area. It certainly worked where i'm from. You can find the council link at the start of this thread.

If you love it so much around here, there is no need to organise a grand reunion....just chill.

katietatie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I live at the far end of Underhill and have just > seen two 363's go past for the first time since > Monday evening! That suggests that they can at > least now make it up the hill. Good luck people! This isn't the blitz or the attack on the ice planet Hoth!

I hate the Conservative Party and am loathe to quote one of Michael "Something of the Night" Howard's slogans in 2005 but Oldnewromantic "Are you thinking what I'm thinking."

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can;t even ride a horse but when I read pompoius > statements like > > zero tolerance for this and extreme prejudice for > the culprits! > > I think get a life. And I also think, go ask the > fish in the Thames how they like your effluent > polluting their space every day. I write those words with a heavy dose of irony.......clearly went over your head Killa. What fishes? All the best TQ

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I envy anyone who has so much time and energy to > focus on dog poo. Most people have far more > worrying things to worry about. Yes, of course I'm lounging about at lunchtime on a Friday in my smoking jacket and about to nourish myself with a fine pina colada..... Come off it Killa, get off your high horse. People have differing views about this and that. Excrement on the streets of Dulwich clearly upsets a fair number of people, given the amount of contributions to this thread. I dare say, you have contributed to a fair number of threads that are irrelevant to me and others.

"Maybe we should do a photographic installation of how messy our beloved ED has become in the gallery in Northcross Road." That is a great suggestion.....leave it to Tallulah! Disappointed to see this thread back mind. I generally sense there's been some improvement though someone around Goodrich Road continues to allow their mutt to foul wherever! Whoever it is, I have a great surprise for you if I ever find you! Remember folks, zero tolerance for this and extreme prejudice for the culprits!

Oh come on, it is about the way he looks and talks......

Really, I think you should contact the police.

Mr/Mrs/Ms Administrator, I suggest you investigate this Munki.......whatever else, KFH ain't getting any business ever from me given this alleged underhand operation.

Alan Dale Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This thread is about Camberwell. Admin?! "Discuss life in London's East Dulwich. Talk about local restaurants, pubs, shops, services, transport, planning, it's up to you." That's what Mr/Mrs/Ms Administrator have stated should be discussed in this section. If traffic jams related to roadworks, which started originally outside Denmark Hill station and are now heading south down Dog Kennel Hill, is not an East Dulwich issue, I don't know what is. Mr Dale, would you say that a thread about Dulwich Cricket Club should not be in this section, because the club is actually situated in Herne Hill. With respect Mr Dale, I suggest you up the quality of your contribution. All the best TQ

You just turn up, hopefully a bit hungover but raring to go. You either eat some jellied eels or a hog roast, hopefully win a pile of cash on the King George and then drive off listening to the footie results on the way home. Fab day! And you still have the evening ahead!

Please explain.....Danny Baker is a top man and I understand he's undergoing treatment.

Kempton triptiched!

One other question? Are Murphy's involved in the construction in and out of the college? Get on with it Murphy's. How long does it take to replace a drain, or whatever you are up to?

Ok, thanks for those connections.....always had a fondness for Salvationists. Went out with a daughter of a preacher once? Great family.

Does anyone know what's going on with the Salvation Army's former HQ opposite Denmark Hill station. Is the college being converted into housing? Has King's taken it over? Why all the traffic-works? I searched on here but couldn't find a thread relating to this huge endeavour.

Cheney Books in the lead at the moment.....

Jo Brand just said on Have I Got News For You that waterboarding is a big recreation activity in Dulwich. Anyone know where?

I agree with Kford and have stated so for many years both on here and directly to the council. Nothing seems to be done about giving drivers coming out onto both Barry and Lordship Lane better sightlines, especially as half of Dulwich appears to be driving urban tanks. As well as Underhill and Barry, Upland and Barry is bad too. Meanwhile, Goodrich and Lordship Lane is truly a case of taking a risk with one's life when edging out, that's why I always drive down to Heber, where there's a much clearer sightline. Mr Barber, I'm prepared to spend this weekend painting a few double yellow lines at the relevant danger spots.

I think Strictly Come Dancing has jumped the shark. For all those out there who don't know what I'm talking about its a reference to an episode when the Fonz jumped the shark while waterskiing as I remember....it was something so ridiculous, the programme Happy Days lost its relevance or at least began to lose it. For Dallas, the equivalent moment was when Bobby stepped out of the shower a series after he died. For Eastenders, I think Dirty Den's return symbolized a moment when the programme makerse had lost their senses. For Brookside, my gosh any amount of moments could be presented as evidence. This season marks that moment for Strictly Come Dancing. Ann Widdecombe's progress highlights the fact that the programme is not what it was when it began, it's morphed into something else.

There's great elegance in your maths but I really doubt that Southwark council is really proposing spending nearly 10 percent on clearing up the dog mess.....it's a statement of intent and for that, I tip my hat to them. Bravo Southwark, bravo! DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wages of 20 employees at minimum wage (?5.93 per > hour) equals ?4744 per week or ?246,688 per year > and that doesn't include London weighting, pension > provision and the various other costs to the > employer. Southwarks annual budget is around ?3.5 > million so you are seriuosly suggesting that > spending 7+% of the annual budget chasing dog poo > every year is good value? Especially as it won't > make much difference anyway. > > Dizee's point about more bins etc is a good one > and that is where money would be best spent.