JetSetWilly

CSI Brixton, has a ring to it and you,d kind of know what to expect, whereas CSI Camberwell well, theres only so many ways you can reinvent spliff crime.

ms t, you should let your other half loose on barry road, and let all the muggers feel some PAIN.

sweet jesus,here we go again.

wr very rarely used, all of my meat and poultry comes from sainsbos, as regards rye lane, ever since one of the butchers was in the mid 90,s caught selling boiled, smoked animal heads, i cant remember which exactly (monkey,dog,goat), i have tended to avoid them, the butchers that is.

yeah i tell them i bought my gaff in 97 for practically fuckall, and now its worth shitloads. actually i don,t, i tell them ed was a bit of a shithole in the 90,s when i first moved in but its better now if a little bit poncy in parts.

The wind that shakes the barley was the biggest load of crap. Think of every Irish sterotype and chuck it in and hey presto. How it ever won the Palme d, or is beyond me

pity it was,nt her fuckin neck she broke.

they most certainly can, and there,s also the issue of having but not displaying a tax disc, its either ?120, or ?200 for not doing so.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bulldoze Camberwell? > > Would it be OK if we kept the bit south of Peckham > Rd? Or at least south of Denmark Hill station? yup thats fine.

Bulldoze Camberwell and turn it into a giantpark and ride,this would help raise enough revenue to avoid any other cuts

whats george michaels favourite time of day? ate a cock.

Chick Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > All PCSO?s do is hassle children, homeless people > and beggars. I have seen them telling a nine year > child to cycle on the road or face a twenty pound > fine. They didn?t know that children under 16 are > allowed to cycle on the pavement. When I > challenged them they said ?they often cycle up to > people and steal their mobile phones and we have > to nip it in the bud?. I pointed out that if they > suspected this child of being a phone thief they > should do something about it. They replied they > didn?t, so it was a stupid argument. Two of them > in Manchester last year watched someone drown > because of ?health and safety?. They are a waste > of space and money. nothing to do with "health and safety", they were observing the 1st rule of rescue/resuscitation - risk to rescuers.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Boxers in January Quids, ....cold at least there,d be no worries about morning glory.

might a sign in the shop be helpful, probably not, would a bit of common sense be, probably yes.

that dosent really help.

Andystar Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > just for the sake of completion & because people > all around ED are probably having sleepless nights > over it, Gillian finally came over and collected > her post. Who says that there are no feel good > stories anymore?? which one was it?

sweetcorn, toms, strawberrys, peas and herbs grown in chez jsw.

presently 1/2 way through "the vienna woods killer" by john leake, true story about an austrian writer called jack unterweger who was also partial to a bit of serial killing.

The boy from new York city - darts

Bravo

you would think having the head chopped off would be a deterrent in itself, but to have to reattach the bonce and then crucify and leave the body hanging, if thats the real deterrent, does it then suggest that the death penalty in itself is no longer an effective deterrent and that maybe the saudi,s and other states around the world who use capital punishment, would be better employed in looking for an alternative ie, life imprisonment to mean life imprisonment with no chance of parole. capital punishment may make some think twice about committing a crime worthy of the ultimate reward, but in all honesty it is not an effective deterrent, never has been , never will be.

perhaps the workmen are regulars, 2 birds 1 stone.

Atila Reincarnate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sandperson Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > God you are tedious. My actions aren't > > unacceptable. I chant for a player. I chant > > Argentina. I will now chant it louder than ever > in > > the hope that you hear it and your head > explodes > > in indignation. That is the only way I can see > > this boring, protracted and pointless > conversation > > ending. > > > > I can only now imagine you wrapped in a Union > Flag > > growling at passersby who look vaguely foreign > and > > muttering about two world wars and one world > > cup....maybe with a Staffie in tow. > > Chant long and loud dear boy, which will only > serve to perpetuate my view of you sad Man Ure > mob. My apparel is bespoke and comes from Gieves & > Hawkes, shoes mand made by Lobb, and I have a > labrador at my counrty retreat in the better part > of Kent. Sorry to disappoint old fella, but > clearly your perception of me is decidedly > erroneous. Cheerio. damn, and there was me thinking you were another stavros flatley

glass of coke with a scoop of vanilla ice cream dropped in, yum, yum.

what is textbook, would it be a rich chestnut colour, with the egg, gently curling on itself before finishing off in a tapered peak.