ANDYMONKEY

Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How come milkpersons think it?s ok to stop-start > in diesel vehicles in the dead of night? If yours > does that, consider ditching him in solidarity > with people who like to sleep (ie. everyone). Wow ours has a electric truck. Old fashioned milkman 😀

Huggers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > also when we had a missing milk problem a few > years ago, we got them to hide it along behind the > front fence Thanks. I left a note for them for tomorrow in the empties.

OutOfFocus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > M&M must have rejigged their rounds - moved some > people from M,W,F to T,TH,Sa. We live near goose > green and have been on T,TH,Sa for as long as I > can remember. > > Related rant - finding the 12:00 deadline a PITA. > roll back old days of paper "3 pints today" I know. Those days were simple. I want to order more for tomorrow but don?t see the point if someone steals it.

I spoke to them today to ask that as someone mentioned it. But they took the empty?s away it must have been today. Ours haven?t changed.

OscarM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes Andy - our next door neighbour has been > experiencing this. In the mornings between about > 8-9am, Underhill Road (East Dulwich end). Wonder > if it?s someone?s usual route... It?s only just started happening since lockdown.. I don?t mind if someone is desperate enough to need 1 pint but taking them both is not nice. If I couldn?t have my breakfast tea I would camp out to catch them 😂

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Didn't we used to have deices for this back in the > 70s Here's one > > https://www.milksafes.co.uk/ > > You leave it open then it locks without a key - > needs key to unlock Thanks John, this is a really good idea. I don't have anywhere to attach to a wall though and knowing my luck if I attached it to the railings they would take the whole thing lol....

lameduck Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > that's it Spartacus > The youngsters think they invented it > we done that in the 50's > also get a big button black cotton > find house with tree branches near upstairs > window. > Climb tree suspend button on branch, everytime > wind blows tap tap on window > gets them confused for ages > we were wicked WERE????? :) lol

Yes I would have thought that but they picked up the empty bottles. It been a problem for a little while now, since lock down a bottle here and a bottle there. It's such a shame. This morning was the first time both bottles were taken.

Spartacus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The sour milk element doesn't work as they smell > it as soon as its open. The hidden surprise is > better, especially if they are drinking it on the > way to work 😱. EVIL genius!! lol :)

Spartacus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When I was younger and everyone had milk, one > trick was to grab the milk as soon as it > arrives,carefully take the top off without > damaging it then put out an empty bottle filled > with milk and a few dog ends. (If you smoked) or > something else equally horrible but small enough > to hide in the milk which then drops out into > their tea / krispies and put the too back on > carefully. > > The thief gets a nasty surprise and tends not to > come back to the same address tons steal from. Evil idea, but I like it lol.. :). Might just keep a bottle out of the fridge for a couple of weeks and put it on the doorstep in the morning :)

Hi there I checked on the website today and it was delivered as marked completed. If milk is stolen then only advice is to report it to the police but it seems overkill to do it. If I knew that others were having a similar problem then it would be more of an organised thing and then it would be worth reporting.

Well I went to get the milk at 7am this morning, the old milk bottles were taken and new milk wasn't there. I think they deliver about 4-5am.. Its such a shame as it is the best way to have milk without the use of plastic, it just means that we have to stop delivery if it happens again on Wednesday, I don't mind if someone needs 1 bottle and I am not going to worry about that, but when they take both is just not on.

Hi just wondering if anyone else has an issue with this? Someone started taking 1 bottle every week and this morning they took both bottles. Just asking to see if anyone else has this issue? I am on Dunstans Road.

Yes unfortunately not many people are considerate, I have been trying to teach this morning with a dog barking, neighbours shouting at each other arguing, now music and motorcycles and cars going far too fast up Dunstans Road. Is it too hard to realise there are other people around you that have to maintain work they do in an already stressful environment? Seems so. Take care and stay safe. Currently working with all windows closed, curtains closed and trying to talk over peoples conversations while stood outside. Oh the joys lol..

I work for a university between the hours of 9-5 and delivering online sessions, please be mindful that there is a high probability that there are people nearby who are also working from home. So not great for them when you play music in the afternoon. Everyone needs to be more mindful and respectful of others. Also cars blaring music does not help, these are the things we can control, children playing and crying isn't able to be controlled and should not be. Also way to many people not social distancing and as I am at risk I have to stay home longer because of these irresponsible people.