Sherwick

the tweet tweet "song"

as Eileen explains above, "This was planned to *replace* in part the to-be-axed Victoria-London Bridge (South London Line(SLL) service", which I think passes Denmark Hill. Now, I'm pretty sure that many people in East Dulwich go to Denmark Hill to catch trains to London..

I hate anything by Stock Aitken and Waterman

brum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Making Plans For Nigel - XTC. Makes me cover my > ears and run for the door. Amazingly, for some bizarre reason this post made me think of another song at around the same time called 'living by numbers' by new muzik (I liked that though)!

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Come On Eileen - Dexy Midnight Runners.... > > I can't begin to describe how much I hate this > song. > > I know, grumpy old git..wanna be all negative > before I shake off my boozer's gloom with a > shapener in the next 20 mins I hate this too but I like Geno by DMR..

I'm with Eileen. This appears to be a cancellation of a replacement for another to-be-cancelled service. In other words, not good for people who use Denmark Hill to get to the centre.

Anyone know how quickly we can get the army in to lock down Dulwich Village?

Figures.

I say we lock down the entire world and prevent anyone from travelling anywhere for any reason. Anyone with me? P.S. I've heard unsubstantiated rumours that someone sneezed suspiciously in Dulwich Village this morning - I say we quarantine the whole filthy, disgusting place (DV that is, not ED, of course).

Nero Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When I was a kid in Stockport, we'd say 'White > Rabbit, White Rabbit, bring me luck!'. Is Pinch, > Punch etc specific to a certain area of Britain? > I'd never heard of it till I went to university. what on earth are you going on about?!?

Reg Smeeton Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Word has it this is Linda Barker's "other" place. > Am I merely spreading an ubstantiated rumour here? This isn't Linda's other place.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've taken to wearing a comedy mexican hat, > sneezing loudly and saying things like RIBA RIBA > on my bus journey in - I'm getting a seat every > time >:D<

I'm sitting at home petrified, covered in cotton wool and anti-bacterial ointment just in case... :(

a punch and kick for being so quick.

thebeard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Any route which avoids the M25. Any route that avoids: 1. The M25. 2. The South Circular. 3. The M4. 4. The A4.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > bloody childless hooligans - get 'em out of SE22 Can we deport them to SE21? :)

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Your esteemed comments would be held in high > regard for at least the forseeable future. ::burp::

very funny article in the Daily Mash online about this!

I believe the phrase I'm thinking of rhymes with 'clucking bell'.

indiepanda Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- the EDT is at the top in my mind. In my mind too. I mean, it's obvious, isn't it?!

Marmora Man Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Dome was built with LOttery money. It made no > money during the embarrassing Millenium fiasco and > was sold on, for a pittance, to O2. While > therefore, in theory, there was no cost to the > taxpayer the Lottery was always meant to be for > "good causes" not political white elephants - > there has thus been an opportunity cost to > taxpayers of ?750m worth of real good causes that > weren't funded. > > I would agree that now however, the centre is a > fine concert and exhibition spot - tho' Dylan's > concert last Saturday was rather dire! As I said above, it's already made more than the ?750 million it cost back in tax revenue and will continue making tax revenue for us. I propose that it never was a 'fiasco', it just wasn't given enough time. It was obvious (to me) that it would eventually work (i.e. generate money). Why do people expect things to work IMMEDIATELY?!?

I'm sure that it's now generated more in tax revenue than it orginally cost (and will keep doing so). The kind of people that slagged it off in the first place had no vision whatsoever.

I wouldn't be surprised if Brown was setup by the Home Office...

I've just read that the O2 arena is the most popular venue in the world, selling more tickets than Madison Square Gardens. Oh, how I remember how the the entire media slagged the Dome off relentlessly for not making money within minutes of it opening. Now it does make loads of wonga, they're all silent! :))

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bollicks, North is up everyone knows that. > > Except in the very olden days when East was up. The East Dulwich Forum. The only place in the known universe where up is down and down is up.