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woodrot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Johnny Boden is setting up a church in ED. :)):)):)):)) GOD let us pray not. Isn't it enough we have "ShiteStuff"??

Gavain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > woodrot Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > there may be a god, but I guarantee hes nothing > > like what the faithful peddle > He? exactly

Gavain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > keep it real bruv!, eastside rool, westsides for > ladybwoys an stuff. Woodrot? Or at least Woodrot wannabe...

Nope You don't have to whisper it, we all know it's there...but we all like to buy good quality stuff from various places, and then....wait for it...cook it ourselves!

e-Dealer, can you speak words?

Mrs TP Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Floella is major league and one of cats is named > after her! :)-D She's brilliant - and, she was my younger brother's first crush. It was the yellow boiler suit, I think.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > pS the drunner in the Cockney Rejects was a > Millwall fan FACT He probably was a drunner if he was Millwall....:))

Sam Cooke - Saturday Night

Seepy

I heard her being interviewed on Radio 4 a couple of years ago and aside from being a Dulwich gal, (by way of Trinidad & Tobagao) she's an extremely well-accomplished woman. Chairman of BAFTA, VP of the Royal Commonwealth Society and a Liberal Democrat Life Peer to name but a few (but I won't hold that against her!) Not sure when Big Ted was a big sports name.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Only just heard about this from my mum. Can't be > bothered to read this whole thread, but my opinion > is simple. > > Does anyone actually NEED an M&S? The answer is > NO. > > Does anyone need and rely on Iceland and their > cheap prices? The answer is YES. > > Losing Iceland would be a real blow for those on > lower incomes, and all so people could buy posh > ready meals. couldn't agree more Otta

speed

roblay Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The most shocking thing about this thread is > finding out there is a woman living in ED that > doesn't want to have kids. Ha ha ha ha, that really made me laugh! and me >:D<

Defy anyone not to love John Tavener - The Lamb. I know it's not Baroque, but it's bloody gorgeous.

Spate

Eyes Wide Open - Gotye

I saw Nige perform that at The Barbican it was amazing.

I've heard M&S do a good 'simply pasta'

Gavain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > iceland would benefit from local global warming, > its a tip and lets face it, its a leftover when ED > was a chavtown, it mainly sells freezer food, > sacks of chips and packs of 24 burgers and other > junk to stuff the faeces of the chav as they watch > remote in hand their Messiah Jeramiah Kyle. East Dulwich was never a chavtown, Gavain. I object to M&S because they do not meet my high standards and that the shop is the number one choice for 'don't know any betters'. Well said! :)-D

She Stoops to Conquer @ The National was excellent - Sophie Thompson / Steve Pemberton as Mr and Mrs Hardcastle. Had no idea there would be 'names' in the production, not a swinger for me but an added bonus....very very funny.

Trader Joe's...yes please!

Tylertoes Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He had probably gone to his drug dealer to get > some smack or crack ! It's better to give money to > a homeless charity than someone who is homeless How Daily Mail...yawn. If some kind soul wants to give someone down on their luck a little cash, what business is it of yours what they spend it on? Maybe they bought a cup of tea...I don't know of any charity that trawl the nooks and crannies to actively find homeless people...No one tells you how to spend your money.

Are you referring to me jimmyay? I'm neither a moaner, nor an inverted snob. I have no problem with people having money - what I do have a problem with is people applauding the arrival of a 'High Street' shop replacing another high street shop which sells, basically, convenience food. That's what we already have. We also have lots of other great retailers which offer good bread, meat and veg. If it's high street you want, go to Bromley! Personally, I prefer the feel of a neighbourhood full of the 'butcher, baker, candle-stick maker' type shops. Individuality. I have been here all my life, and I totally understand the need for retailers to reflect the changing demographic but M&S doth not a community make. Once Starbucks/Nerro moved in it all went downhill. (Star bucks=universal cash. And SHITE coffee)

jimmyay Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fantastic idea having an M&S in Lordship Lane. It > will help anchor the high street and bolster other > businesses. As well as giving us locals more > choice. I'm over the moon about these proposals! What utter nonsense! 'Anchor the High Street' - eh?? 'more choice'...of what? - over-priced packet food? Go to Bromley - they have a massive M&S in very big 'anchored' high street.