northlondoner

Zebedee Tring Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > moment > > > What, a nuclear power station really is being > planned? I will certainly oppose it. I also oppose any planned nuclear facility on the site of the Capitol pub. Catford is a more suitable site . James Barber should be informed.

Oh Christ , New Boots , calm the fuck down

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 11pm with no lights and a child on the back? Is > there nothing that a cyclist can do that would be > classed as 'wrong' by some people? > > I think I going to go into t-shirt production. > Every cyclist should have one. > > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/file.php?5 > ,file=145411 Top post. According to some folk cyclists are never wrong. About anything. Ever. It's always the fault of others . Got that?

They're probably reading this right now and feeling thoroughly ashamed of themselves.

Tre: matinee performance of Gt Britain. Decent play ...nice gags but little bite Rahrah: yikes, busted ! btw always wondered are you the person who runs the shop on Upland ?Re kids ...oddly feel the Peck is more suitable for me now that my kid is grown (ish) Jeremy : yeah the new hood seems way cooler and more relevant. I too was ejected from ED by house price inflation. Was terrified of moving to the Peck but now love it

Oh and back on topic - ED is charming and friendly in its own way. Loved living there ( as a blow in. ) But having blown out (to Peckham) I find the area a bit parochial on the odd trip back.

I'm wondering if the dumpgate miscreant was at the National Theatre last Saturday afternoon. Someone had taken not one but three dumps on the floor of the male loo. I beat a very hasty retreat.

Louisa how DARE you? Bellenden Road is way too stylish to host the Adventure or anything of that ilk. No self respecting hipster Peckhamite ( not to mention middle aged blow-in like myself) would draw much pleasure there. Duncan's Croydon jab is cruel but accurate.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Unacceptable? Moral bankruptcy? Blighting modern > life? I would agree with all of your post > northlonder, except for the ill-informed sarcasm. > > KICC encourage the congregation to pray for wealth > - people go there because they think the church > can make them rich, or at least solve their money > problems. Now, while I think that people can > believe whatever they like, that doesn't mean I > approve of quacks preying on the vulnerable or > giving them false hope. > > But that's the tip of the iceberg. Look up the > chuch's leader, Matthew Ashimolowo. He has paid > himself hundreds of thousands of pounds out of the > church's "charities" (in addition to the six > figure salary he draws), as well as cyphoning > money into his other business interests. The man > is a crook. The church is a fraud. Fair enough. My favourite pastor from one of these churches is called Creflo Dollar. No, really.

Uh...that's the Picture House...

The overall experience of going to a Picture House is pleasant and relaxing . Could be the same at the Plex if it smartened itself up . That bleakly municipalforecourt and entrance is ok during the day but really offputting at night

A church? In Forest Hill, you say? This is simply unacceptable. It's a sign of the moral bankruptcy that's blighting so much of modern life. The sooner we close down these dens of iniquity the better. Oh, hold on...

Jah Lush > No one said 'fi real' in my day old bean. Yes I believe " fi real " to be a neologism .

The Plex is ok but it needs to offer a better range of movies and make its entrance less gloomy and dingey. Hopefully the Picture House will drive up standards. Also I wouldn't mind paying more if it discouraged the text/talking assholes.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichMum would never own up to walking the dogs, > she employs poor people for such menial tasks. > > Louisa. Where IS dulwichmum?

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Stop the rockets is a start. Hamas couldn't > organise a piss up in a brewery. They'd get my > sympathy if they had a voice that wasn't one long > scream of violence. How do they help their people > if they don't face facts? > > They won't eradicate Israel so get real. Talk. > > Where are their friends apart from this forum? Sounding a little deranged here Steveo

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cards, cash, gold, cows, shells, yams. > > What's the diff? If you haven't got any, you're > skint. Quite so. But you know when you have run out of money.But you can't tell when the accursed Oyster has run out of e-cash.

Roundabout Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don?t like terms and conditions of any job ? > LEAVE and get another job ? If able. Are you Nick Ferarri?

cle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jeremy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Surely the only thing French about Le Petit > Chou > > is the name.. > > > It is god awful. All British Rail buffet paninis > and provincial museum sarnies. With sweet chilli > drizzle. > The sooner it goes bust and becomes a decent > outlet (beautiful site) the better. What a charmer you are. Good luck with your endeavours,too.

Surely Mark Regev is the best PR the Palestinians could ever hope for.

BrandNewGuy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ah, the right to be forgotten - now being used by > the embarrassed and powerful to censor Google: > http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/jul/ > 02/eu-right-to-be-forgotten-guardian-google Or gives ordinary people the right to challenge the might of those who would store or disseminate false/misleading/irrelevant information. Has the usual vested interests squealing. Good.

Any idea on pricing?

Great post - great responses. Happy Ramadan

anonymous_third_part Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > i suppose you're all off to smash up the looms > now? Change is good. Choice is bad. Do not question change. You WILL comply

Message from Tfl : You will have Oyster/Contactlesss....YOU WILL COMPLY