postmodern

I've yet to find somewhere great to work out outside the bedroom.

Duller than fiction then. :) dulwichmum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh Mr Wolf, you know I can't really do the > Lewisham thing, it goes against the grain for me > (sigh). I like to disembowel with a smile on my > face, and preferably without any discernable > change in tone, smiling the whole time through > gritted veneered teeth! > > "trying to be amusing" indeed - this is my bloody > life she thinks I am laughing at...

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You have to be posh to be privaliged Postmodern. I'm not familiar with this word "privaliged" Does it have a similar meaning to "privileged"?

But so much of this stuff is so shit. Especially Ainsley Harriot and builders tea HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tony Hancock. > The Clash. > Going for a 'Ruby'. > Introducing the Welfare State. > Ians Hunter and Dury. > Doreen and Neville Lawrence. > Around The Horne/The Navy Lark/The Clitheroe Kid. > Lionel Bart. > A Sunday Roast. > An Ulster Fry. > George Orwell. > The Beatles. > Kenneth Williams. > Leona Lewis. > Sunday Night At The London Palladium. > Slade. > School uniforms. > Casual swearing. > The pub. > Flanders & Swann. > The EDF. > Girls Aloud. > Viz. > A mug of builders tea. > Anthony Burgess. > The Dave Clark Five. > Billy McKenzie. > Cilla Black. > Trainspotting. > Trainspotting. > Morrisey. > Marr. > The seaside. > Loose Women. > Ainsley Harriot. > John Cooper-Clarke. > The Pet Shop Boys. > The Betting Shop. > The gastro pub. > Being nice. > Moaning. > The Chinese takeaway. > The Blitz. > Simon Cowell. > Andrew Loog Oldham. > Derek Raymond. > Woodbines. > Wimpy bars. > The word 'w@nker'...

Dulwichmum, please PM me.

Best piece of advice? Not sure it's strictly advice but the thing that comes up for me is when a certain person advised me to "hop on."

I'm confused. Is DulwichMum trying to be amusing in her posts/website. I get the impression she's trying to be a caricature but it's not really that amusing, hence my confusion. ::o

Peckham has a good point

Peckham has a good point.

Yes.

Shudders

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- (6) and I shat myself rigid! What a lovely visual

Why always skirting the issue? They are after the lotharios and you all know it.

Why has she 'walked out of university'?

"If someone says something offensive to you and when you react, claims 'I was only joking', they are lying."